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4 Hero – Creating Patterns

Name: 4 Hero - Creating Patterns
Rating: 4.33 (145 reviews)

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Label:	Talkin' Loud – 586 057-1
Format:	3 x Vinyl, 12", 45 RPM, Album, Stereo
Country:	UK
Released:	Oct 29, 2001
Genre:	Electronic, Jazz, Funk / Soul
Style:	Soul-Jazz, Latin, Broken Beat, Soul, Contemporary Jazz, Techno, Future Jazz, Drum n Bass, Experimental

Tracklist

A1	Conceptions Bass – Andy Hamill Cello – Ed Jefferies* Drums – Luke Parkhouse Engineer, Flute, Tambura, Tabla, Harp [Indian], Bells – Brad Somatik* Producer, Arranged By, Piano – Marc Mac Saxophone, Clarinet – Chris Bowden Viola – Naomi Fairhurst Violin – Howard Gott, Laura Williams Written-By – Mark Clair*	5:36
A2	Time Bass – Rutledge Turnlund Cello – Hilary Skewes Drums – Luke Parkhouse Engineer, Flute – Brad Somatik* Producer, Arranged By, Keyboards – Marc Mac Vibraphone – Roger Beaujolais Viola – Raquel Massadas Violin – Sarah Button, Sebastian See-Schierenberg Written-By – Mark Clair* Written-By, Voice [Spoken Word] – Ursula Rucker	4:39
A3	Golden Solitude Engineer, Tabla – Brad Somatik* Producer, Arranged By, Synthesizer, Drum Programming, Bass, Percussion – Dego Vocals – Bembe Segue* Written-By – Dennis McFarlane, K. Phillips*	6:53
B1	Hold It Down Cello – Hilary Skewes Engineer – Brad Somatik* Handclaps [Claps] – Dego, MAD*, Tiny P Lead Vocals, Backing Vocals – Lady Alma Producer, Arranged By, Synthesizer, Drum Programming, Bass, Percussion – Dego Viola – Becca Ware Violin – Krista Caspersz, Sarah Button Written-By – Dennis McFarlane	5:21
B2	Unique Engineer, Guitar – Brad Somatik* Lead Vocals, Backing Vocals – Patricia Marxx* Piano, Synthesizer, Flute, Percussion – Kaidi Tatham Producer, Arranged By, Synthesizer, Drum Programming, Bass, Percussion – Dego Written-By – Dennis McFarlane, Patricia Marxx*	5:30
B3	Something Nothing Congas – George Daniel Engineer, Guitar – Brad Somatik* Producer, Arranged By, Synthesizer, Drum Programming, Bass, Percussion – Dego Vibraphone – Roger Beaujolais Vocals – Face, Lady Alma Written-By – Dennis McFarlane	2:37
C1	Twothesme Cello – Seiji Drums – Luke Parkhouse Engineer, Bass – Brad Somatik* French Horn – Richard Steggall Keyboards – Pavel Kostiuk Producer, Arranged By, Drum Programming – Dego Saxophone – Pete Wareham Trombone – Dave Liddell Written-By – Dennis McFarlane	6:01
C2	Blank Cells Drums – Luke Parkhouse Engineer, Congas, Bass – Brad Somatik* Percussion – George Daniel Producer, Arranged By, Synthesizer, Bass – Marc Mac Saxophone, Flute – Nathan Haines Written-By – Mark Clair*	4:59
C3	Eight Cello – Gay-Yee Westerhoff Engineer – Brad Somatik* Flute – Kaidi Tatham Producer, Arranged By, Bass, Drum Programming – Dego Synthesizer – Pavel Kostiuk Viola – Raquel Massadas Violin – Sarah Button, Sebastian See-Schierenberg Written-By – Dennis McFarlane	5:40
D1	Another Day Arranged By, Engineer, Electric Piano [Rhodes], Piano – Brad Somatik* Bass – Andy Hamill Cello – Rebecca Carrington Drums – Luke Parkhouse Engineer – Vidal Davis Lead Vocals, Backing Vocals – Jill Scott Producer, Arranged By, Guitar, Drum Programming, Synthesizer [Moog], Percussion – Marc Mac Saxophone – Pete Wareham Trombone – Dave Liddell Trumpet – Nick Etwell Viola – Becca Ware Violin – Ingrid Button, Sarah Button Vocals [Additional] – Valvin Roane Written-By – B. Munn, Jill Scott, Mark Clair Arranged By, Engineer, Electric Piano [Rhodes], Piano – Brad Somatik* Bass – Andy Hamill Cello – Rebecca Carrington Drums – Luke Parkhouse Engineer – Vidal Davis Lead Vocals, Backing Vocals – Jill Scott Producer, Arranged By, Guitar, Drum Programming, Synthesizer [Moog], Percussion – Marc Mac Saxophone – Pete Wareham Trombone – Dave Liddell Trumpet – Nick Etwell Viola – Becca Ware Violin – Ingrid Button, Sarah Button Vocals [Additional] – Valvin Roane Written-By – B. Munn, Jill Scott, Mark Clair	4:57
D2	Ways Of Thought Bass – Andy Hamill Cello – Hilary Skewes Drums – Luke Parkhouse Engineer, Congas – Brad Somatik* French Horn – Richard Steggall Lead Vocals, Backing Vocals – Face Producer, Arranged By, Electric Piano [Rhodes], Synthesizer [Moog] – Marc Mac Saxophone – Pete Wareham Trombone – Dave Liddell Viola – Raquel Massadas Violin – Sarah Button, Sebastian See-Schierenberg Written-By – Face V. Walsh, Mark Clair Bass – Andy Hamill Cello – Hilary Skewes Drums – Luke Parkhouse Engineer, Congas – Brad Somatik* French Horn – Richard Steggall Lead Vocals, Backing Vocals – Face Producer, Arranged By, Electric Piano [Rhodes], Synthesizer [Moog] – Marc Mac Saxophone – Pete Wareham Trombone – Dave Liddell Viola – Raquel Massadas Violin – Sarah Button, Sebastian See-Schierenberg Written-By – Face V. Walsh, Mark Clair	4:28
E1	2-bs-74638 Drums – Luke Parkhouse Engineer – Brad Somatik* Producer, Arranged By, Keyboards – Dego Written-By – Dennis McFarlane	3:58
E2	2000 Black Bass – Marc Mac Drums – Luke Parkhouse Engineer, Keyboards, Congas – Brad Somatik* Lead Vocals, Vibraphone – Roy Ayers Percussion – Dego, Luke Parkhouse, Marc Mac Producer, Arranged By, Bass – Dego Saxophone, Vocals [Additional] – Ray Gaskins Vocals [Additional] – Bembe Segue* Written-By – Carl Clay, Wayne Garfield	5:07
F1	Les Fleur Backing Vocals – Hazel Fernandes, Valerie Etienne, Vanessa Freeman Bass – Andy Hamill Cello – Chris Worsey, Helen Thomas Congas – George Daniel Drums – Luke Parkhouse Engineer, Arranged By, Guitar, Glockenspiel, Percussion – Brad Somatik French Horn – Matthew Gunner Lead Vocals – Carina Andersson Producer, Arranged By, Electric Piano [Rhodes], Percussion – Marc Mac Trombone – Dave Liddell Trumpet – Nick Etwell, Robert Samuel Viola – Becca Ware, Raquel Massadas Violin [1] – Ingrid Button, Krista Caspersz, Sarah Button, Sebastian See-Schierenberg Violin [2] – Brigid Button, Cliodhna Ryan, Jo Archard, Matthew Ward (3) Written-By – Charles Stepney, Richard Rudolph Backing Vocals – Hazel Fernandes, Valerie Etienne, Vanessa Freeman Bass – Andy Hamill Cello – Chris Worsey, Helen Thomas Congas – George Daniel Drums – Luke Parkhouse Engineer, Arranged By, Guitar, Glockenspiel, Percussion – Brad Somatik French Horn – Matthew Gunner Lead Vocals – Carina Andersson Producer, Arranged By, Electric Piano [Rhodes], Percussion – Marc Mac Trombone – Dave Liddell Trumpet – Nick Etwell, Robert Samuel Viola – Becca Ware, Raquel Massadas Violin [1] – Ingrid Button, Krista Caspersz, Sarah Button, Sebastian See-Schierenberg Violin [2] – Brigid Button, Cliodhna Ryan, Jo Archard, Matthew Ward (3) Written-By – Charles Stepney, Richard Rudolph	6:04
F2	Twelve Tribes (Instrumental) Bass – Andy Hamill Cello – Hilary Skewes Drums – Luke Parkhouse Engineer, Arranged By, Keyboards, Harp [Indian], Flute, Tambura, Percussion – Brad Somatik* Percussion [African Rhythms] – G Moist, MAD, MG, Marc Mac, Brad* Producer, Arranged By, Keyboards, Percussion [Mbira], Percussion – Marc Mac Saxophone – Aleko (3) Viola – Becca Ware Violin – Ingrid Button, Sarah Button Vocals [Effects] – Mark Murphy Written-By – B. Munn, Marc Mac, Mark Murphy Bass – Andy Hamill Cello – Hilary Skewes Drums – Luke Parkhouse Engineer, Arranged By, Keyboards, Harp [Indian], Flute, Tambura, Percussion – Brad Somatik Percussion [African Rhythms] – G Moist, MAD, MG, Marc Mac, Brad* Producer, Arranged By, Keyboards, Percussion [Mbira], Percussion – Marc Mac Saxophone – Aleko (3) Viola – Becca Ware Violin – Ingrid Button, Sarah Button Vocals [Effects] – Mark Murphy Written-By – B. Munn*, Marc Mac, Mark Murphy	6:06

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Record Company – Universal Music
Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Mercury Records Ltd.
Copyright © – Mercury Records Ltd.
Recorded At – Dollis Hill
Mixed At – Dollis Hill

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Made in the EU (on cover back)

Track F1: Cover version of Minnie Riperton's "Les Fleur".

BPM are not present on the record.
BPM:
A1: 77/144 | A2: 168 | A3: 136-138
B1: 120 | B2: 126-129 | B3: 115
C1: 124 | C2: 103 | C3: 120
D1: 148-152 | D2: 128-132
E1: 103 | E2: 93
F1: 77 | F2: 130

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode (Text cover back): 7 31458 60571 3
Barcode (Scanned): 731458605713
Rights Society: BIEM/MCPS
Label Code: LC06521
Matrix / Runout (Label side A & B): Set No.: 586057-1 Disc 1: 586091-1
Matrix / Runout (Label side C & D): Set No.: 586057-1 Disc 2: 586092-1
Matrix / Runout (Label side E & F): Set No.: 586057-1 Disc 3: 586093-1
Matrix / Runout (Runout etched side A): 5860571 (3) / 5860911(7) A Sto.
Matrix / Runout (Runout etched side B): 5860571 (3) / 5860911(7) B
Matrix / Runout (Runout etched side C): 5860921 C2
Matrix / Runout (Runout etched side D): 5860921 D2
Matrix / Runout (Runout etched side E): 5860571 (3) / 5860931(5) E
Matrix / Runout (Runout etched side F): 5860571 (3) / 5860931(5) F

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	Title (Format)	Label	Cat#	Country	Year
Recently Edited	Creating Patterns (CD, Album)	Talkin' Loud, Talkin' Loud	5862122, 586 212-2	Europe	2001
Recently Edited	Creating Patterns (CD, Album, Special Edition)	Talkin' Loud	586 057-2	UK	2001
Recently Edited	Creating Patterns (CD, Album)	Talkin' Loud	UICR-1016	Japan	2001
New Submission	Creating Patterns - Exclusive Album Promo (CD, Album, Promo)	Talkin' Loud	TLD7	UK	2001
New Submission	Creating Patterns (CD, Album)	Universal Music, Talkin' Loud	73145862122	Brazil	2001

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Reviews

jancito303 Jan 30, 2022
Superb piece of work with Les Fleur being the crown jewel. Just my opinion. Cheerio.
karm990 Apr 5, 2021
Edited 3 years ago
I'll keep it simple, ignore the clown below who has no idea what he is talking about regarding this album, 4Hero or it would seem good music in general. If you knew the direction 4hero went in from Two Pages on wards then this album will be no surprise, they were never going to make jungle/D&B bangers exclusively for the rest of their lives. Check it for yourself and make your own mind.
telwin5000 Jul 13, 2009
Edited 12 years ago
Nice to see that this LP is fetching some decent prices because thats about the only thing positive i can say about it. I used to love 4 Hero, and a big part of the problem was of course from where they started, right at top, so the only way was down really, or up, up there own ass holes as this album proves. Then again they are keeping dreadful company with mr Giles and Co at talkin loud, i'd say more chin stroking around at studio these days than anything else. I really wanted to like this album, but every song, thats Every song is just plain weak, the female vocalist is dreadfull. 4 hero, i suppose now that i think about it they always threatened to go this way, how the mighty have fallen.

4 Hero – Creating Patterns

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