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Dining Rooms, The - Numero Deux

Label:
Catalog#:
GDRC 605
Format:
CD, Album
Country:
US
Released:
Oct 2001
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
Trip Hop, Downtempo

Tracklist

1   Pure & Easy 4:35 X
2   Invocation 4:13 X
3   Sei Tu 3:41 X
    Electric Bass - Luca 'Lagash' Saporitti*
4   Numero Deux 4:34 X
    Electric Bass - Luca 'Lagash' Saporitti*
5   False Start 4:44 X
    Vocals, Words By - Marta Collica
  Words By - Hugo Race
6   Invocation II 0:51 X
7   Cosi Ti Amo 4:24
8   M. Dupont 5:59
9   Verso Il Sole 5:27 X
    Other [Samples] - Vincent Dalschaert
  Voice - Dany Greggio*
10   Maria 4:20 X
11   Catania City Blues 3:46 X
12   Chorus Of Flames 5:14
    Vocals, Words By - Marta Collica
  Words By, Other [Strings] - Hugo Race
13   Speak Into The Microphone 3:26 X

Credits

Mastered By - Giovanni Versari
Written-By - Hugo Race (tracks: 5, 12) , Marta Collica (tracks: 5, 12) , Vincent Dalschaert (tracks: 9)
Written-By, Producer - Cesare Malfatti , Stefano Ghittoni (tracks: 1 to 13)

Notes

Mastered at Officine Sonica.

Manufactured and Distributed by Guidance Recordings Inc. © Guidance Recordings 2001. ℗ Guidance Recordings.

Barcode: 6 34651 06052 8

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Rated 5/5
Review by scoundrel Apr 19, 2004
Numero Deux, the second album from The Dining Rooms, is even deeper and darker than their first. “Pure & Easy,” the opening track, is a rhythmic powerhouse, immediate and gripping. “Sei Tu” invokes a dreamy Italian cityscape, while “False Start,” with its sultry female vocals, brings to mind a love affair gone wrong. This American version of Numero Deux omits one track from the Italian and adds instead one of the best tracks off Subterranean Modern, Volume One, “M. Dupont.” Even though the majority of the album focuses on the darker moods, certain tracks, like “Verso Il Sole,” bring a bit of lightness to the proceedings. “Chorus of Flames,” on the other hand, has a creepiness to it before the sweeping strings flow in, while “Speak into the Microphone” returns to the jazz club somewhere downtown. A gorgeous album.