Thievery Corporation - Radio Retaliation

Label:

Eighteenth Street Lounge Music

Catalog#:

ESL 140

Format:

CD, Album

Country:

Released:

23 Sep 2008

Genre:

Electronic, Hip Hop, Reggae

Style:

Reggae, Dub, Trip Hop

Tracklist

1	Sound The Alarm	3:41	X
2	Mandala	4:00	X
	Featuring - Anoushka Shankar
3	Radio Retaliation	3:27	X
4	Vampires	4:57	X
	Featuring - Femi Kuti
5	Hare Krsna	3:28
	Featuring - Seu Jorge
6	El Pueblo Unido	3:35	X
	Featuring - Verny Varela
7	(The Forgotten People)	3:11	X
8	33°	3:48	X
9	Beautiful Drug	3:27	X
	Featuring - Jana Andevska
10	La Femme Parallel	4:29	X
	Featuring - Lou Lou
11	Retaliation Suite	2:54	X
12	The Numbers Game	3:02	X
13	The Shining Path	3:38	X
14	Blasting Through The City	3:31	X
	Featuring - Notch
15	Sweet Tides	4:48	X
	Featuring - Lou Lou

Credits

Artwork By [Art Direction, Design] - Ashbydesign
Bass - Ashish Vyas
Guitar - Abraham (5) , Rob Myers
Guitar, Bass, Keyboards, Producer - Eric Hilton , Rob Garza
Horns - Brad Clements , Craig Madley , Dave Finnel* , Frank Mitchell , Rick Harris (2)
Keyboards - Wayne Wilentz
Mixed By, Engineer, Programmed By - Christopher "Stone" Garrett*
Percussion - Andy Cazedo , Frank Orrall , Javier Miranda , John Nelson (2) , Roberto Berimbao
Scratches - Gianmaria Conte
Sitar - Anoushka Shankar
Vocals - Archie Steele , Dexter Archer , Femi Kuti , Ooldouz Ghelichkhani* , Norman Howell* , Seu Jorge
Vocals, Guitar - Chuck Brown
Vocals, Keyboards - Verny Varela
Vocals, Violin - Jana Andevska
Written-By - A. Steele* (tracks: 8) , D. Archer* (tracks: 3) , Eric Hilton , O. Ghelichkhani* (tracks: 15) , Rob Garza , S. Jorge* (tracks: 5) , V. Varela* (tracks: 6)

Notes

Comes in a thick cardboard sleeve. Credits, lyrics and statements on a big folded poster.

Tracks 5 and 6 are incorrectly labeled on the rear cover of the album.

©℗ 2008 ESL Music
P: 202-319-1580
F: 202-319-1584

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode: 7 95103 01402 2

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Review by radicalmwc Oct 15, 2008

As by default the Washington DC based duo has put out another great album. You can tell the splendid tunes off the first chords, eg 'Sweet Tides' or 'La Femme Parallel', but as usual there are tracks to discover over the time that only get better if listened for multiple times, eg 'The Shining Path', I'd say the best track of the album which also has all the ingredients required for the regular Thievery track. And of course as you can tell from the title of 'The Shining Path', it once again goes political.

A lot of ethnic material on this one. A must have album.