Logistics – Fear Not

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Genre:	Electronic
Style:	Breakbeat, Drum n Bass, Dubstep
Year:	2012

Tracklist

		Record One
		Fear Not
		2999 (Wherever You Go)
		Record Two
		Crystal Skies (Featuring Nightshade And Sarah Callander)
		Early Again
		Record Three
		Winter Ways
		Watching The World Go By (Featuring Alice Smith)
		Record Four
		Over And Out
		Sendai Song
		CD
		Fear Not
		Timelapse
		2999 (Wherever You Go)
		Try Again
		We Are One
		Crystal Skies (Featuring Nightshade & Sarah Callander)
		Feels So Good
		Running Late
		Early Again
		Believe In Me
		Letting Go
		Sendai Song
		Over And Out
		Destination Unknown
		Watching The World Go By Featuring – Alice Smith

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Image	,	–			In Your Collection, Wantlist, or Inventory	Version Details	Data Quality
	Fear Not CD, Album	Hospital Records – NHS209CD	UK	2012	UK — 2012	Recently Edited
	Fear Not 4×12", 45 RPM, Album, Limited Edition, Gatefold; CD, Album	Hospital Records – NHS209LP	UK	2012	UK — 2012	Recently Edited
	Fear Not (Special Edition) 20×File, WAV, Album	Hospital Records – NHS209DDS	UK	2012	UK — 2012	Recently Edited
	Fear Not (Special Edition) 20×File, MP3, Album, 320 kbps	Hospital Records – NHS209DDS	UK	2012	UK — 2012	Recently Edited

elspectro29 Nov 18, 2015
referencing Fear Not (CD, Album) NHS209CD
This is generally considered Logistics' worst album. It's partially a product of its era, when Hospital as a whole was pushing a particularly mainstream sound, and this is no exception. There's a lot of what I consider filler here, and even several of the drum & bass tracks are more synth-heavy than usual for him. There are highlights, of course, mostly towards the end of the album. My favorite tracks are, in order, Timelapse, Letting Go, Sendai Song, Over And Out, and Watching The World Go By. The Nu:Logic jungle rework of We Are One, from that song's single, is also really good.