Faithless – Sunday 8PM

This is not to say that vinyl is very noisy, but there is a little crackling.
The sound quality is great. Generally recommended.

Disc 1 inner centre etched;
Disctronics S CHEKCD 203 05
Ifpi 1971

Disc 2;
Disctrinics S CHEKCD 203 01

The cover photo is the marquee of Denver, Colorado's Bluebird Theater at the intersection of Ogden and Colfax avenues.

One if the very best albums of all time! God Bless this band! I wish they would put another album together!

Good press and a bit more chilled that the other work of Faithless.

Superb pressing. Interestingly, MOVLP 152 is printed in the runout groove which means it was pressed by Music on Vinyl, but isn't mentioned anywhere on the sleeve.

The cover is a picture of the marquee at The Bluebird Theater in Denver. Faithless visited Denver for their tour after Reverence. I attended with 2 friends. We were young. I was lucky to have had a historical experience. They played Insomnia a second time as an encore after apologizing for not having more music. The show was shorter than one hour. Rollo was in a black hoodie playing the electric bass. I never saw his face, so I am not positive it was him.

I remember about 10 people on the small stage. Both Insomnia and Salava Mea where so loud and so deep I remember thinking the roof and brick walls were crumbling. I don’t think Dido was there. Sister Bliss was transfixing, the keyboard parts on Insomnia required precision and dexterity that is still beyond my comprehension.

I remember the audience being very excited. I remember yelling, crying and screaming, just going crazy. I remember being shocked, not even being able to process what I was seeing and hearing. I have always thought they made the marquee from that show the cover of this album because it was an important event. An example of the power of sound in it’s highest, most developed form.

Nice relaxing production with some pleasant tunes, although the bonus tracks here are not really big deal, other than that this is a satisfying Album.

Although the music of Faithless is described as dance are most songs on the second album Sunday 8 pm very quiet character. Using lazy, slow computer beats, spatial keys-and sample sounds and the hypnotic raps of Maxi Jazz have Rollo and Sister Bliss (Faithless duo behind) a plate containing the above all have the atmosphere. The best examples of this are the beautiful, worn opener The Garden, Bring My Family Back and sung by Boy George Why Go?. The most exciting, varied and adventurous track is the hit single God Is A DJ. The best and most different number sung by Jamie Catto and Rachael Brown is the dreamy pop song gospel Hour Of Need.

A great mainstream dance album from Faithless. This is just fun to listen to, incorporating influences from deep house, trance, spoken word, gospel, and hip-hop. I truly respect Faithless (Maxi Jazz & co.), they have a high-class approach to music, and the lyrics are genius.