Orbital - Orbital 2 (Brown Album) |
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Tracklisting:
| 1 | Time Becomes (1:44) | |
| 2 | Planet Of The Shapes (9:36) | |
| 3 | Lush 3-1 (5:40) | |
| Guitar - Paul Helliwell | ||
| 4 | Lush 3-2 (4:41) | |
| Guitar - Paul Helliwell | ||
| 5 | Impact (The Earth Is Burning) (10:28) | |
| 6 | Remind (7:58) | |
| Programmed By [Bass Line, One Jupiter 6 Part] - Chris Daly (2) | ||
| 7 | Walk Now... (6:49) | |
| 8 | Monday (7:07) | |
| 9 | Halcyon + On + On (9:27) | |
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Producer -
P&P Hartnoll
Producer [Extra Production] - Mr Mr Mann* Vocals - Kirsty Hawkshaw Written By - Hartnoll/Hartnoll/Barton Written-By - Barton* , Hartnoll/Hartnoll* |
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| 10 | Input Out (2:11) | |
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fabriknos, Jul 04, 2007 I agree that this is Orbitals crowning achievement through their long and accomplished career. Here you have two of the biggest Orbital singles ever - Halcyon + On + On and Lush. The flow in this disc is better than on any of their others, with Snivilisation coming in a close secnond place (IMO). Years later, this is one of those albums of the 90s that stands the test of time and still will 30 years in the future.Was the above review useful to you? (report)