Tracklist
Versions
| Title, Format | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lost Souls (CD, Album) | Heavenly, EMI Records | HVNLP26CD, 5253192 | UK & Europe | 2000 | |
| Lost Souls (2xLP, Album, Ltd) | Heavenly | HVNLP 26 | UK | 2000 | |
| Lost Souls (CD) | Astralwerks | ASW 50248 | US | 2000 | |
| Lost Souls (CD) | Astralwerks | 72438 50248 2 5 | Canada | 2000 | |
| Lost Souls (CD, Album, Promo) | Heavenly | HVNLP 26CDP | UK | 2000 |
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Reviews & Discussion
referencing Lost Souls, CD, Album, HVNLP26CD, 5253192
The most interesting thing I find about Doves is that they used to be an electronic group by the name of Sub Sub until a studio fire destroyed a good amount of their equipment. While they had good productions as Sub Sub like "Space Face" and "Past", they decided to start anew and make completely different kind of music. "Lost Souls", Doves' debut album, would foreshadow their prominence in the rock/alternative/pop genres. The first track, "Firesuite", is a predominantly instrumental track that starts the cd off with a slow, relaxed mood. Track 3, "Break Me Gently", was the song that got me into Doves when I heard the Hybrid version in one of their mixes. I prefer the first half of the cd due to the melancholy, slow paced songs like "Firesuite", "Break Me Gently", "Sea Song" and "Rise". The second half of the CD includes the notable track "Catch the Sun", which just might be the most popular track from this cd. "Lost Souls" is a very quality cd and has little to no filler tracks; almost every song is enjoyable to listen to.