Drumsdecksandrocknroll. Oh boy! if you have'nt heard this empirical tour de force, then you haven't lived. From the opening epic 'take California' 7.23 mins long, you know that something very special is happening & things will never be quite the same again. 'Echo & bounce'(track 2) is a perfect title & description for this bassy breakbeat techno triumph.
And no I'm not connected in any way with the Propellerheads, I just want to share this info with you because this album is probably the best on the planet.
Moving on - 'History repeating' with a sublime sample from the great Shirley Bassey will rattle your teeth & give your heart palpitations. 'A number of microphones' shows the dexterity & confidence of a production which cannot be improved upon.
Now for the best track on the album 'On her Majestys secret service' comes in at a right royal 9.23 mins, the James Bond theme, which would have Ian Flemming thanking the 'heads personally. The beats swirling & cavorting in perfect syncronicity, it really has to be heard to be believed.
not one track is dissapointing, a truly unforgettable masterpiece, it will complete your record collection if you only have 2 albums.
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September 15, 2009And no I'm not connected in any way with the Propellerheads, I just want to share this info with you because this album is probably the best on the planet.
Moving on - 'History repeating' with a sublime sample from the great Shirley Bassey will rattle your teeth & give your heart palpitations. 'A number of microphones' shows the dexterity & confidence of a production which cannot be improved upon.
Now for the best track on the album 'On her Majestys secret service' comes in at a right royal 9.23 mins, the James Bond theme, which would have Ian Flemming thanking the 'heads personally. The beats swirling & cavorting in perfect syncronicity, it really has to be heard to be believed.
not one track is dissapointing, a truly unforgettable masterpiece, it will complete your record collection if you only have 2 albums.