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This is quite different from their original sound, with a lot more guitars but combined amazingly well with piano and electronic instrumentation to great effect. Lyrically, this is a very strong album with some great lines, delivered extremely well. Some of the words are very poignant, with a melancholic feel (a recurring theme is of life going by and wasting your chances). The songs are great, a lot of potential singles 'birthright', 'cosy prisons', the very coldplay-esque (there are hints of coldplay elsewhere -payback?) 'summers of our youth'. 'Celice' (this might have something to do withmore… the Da Vinci code?) and 'Don't do me any favours' are great snappy tunes as is 'Analogue'. 'Keeper of the flame' does not sound like a single but is a real grower in a Beatley kind of way. There is a very warm sound overall. So ticks in every department, this is their best album ever (check out'hunting high and low' and 'minor earth major sky', avoid 'lifelines'). I'll avoid saying it is a classic as it takes a lot of listening to say that, but it's impressive. The only thing that I am puzzled is that this cd comes with a 'parental guidance:explicit content' sticker, not sure why!

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Category:

Music > Albums

Case Type:

CD

Release Type:

Retail

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Cover Info:

Title:

A-Ha - Analogue (2006) Retail CD

Part:

Inlay

Dimensions:

3411 x 2638 px

Size:

1,329 KB

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292 (2 today)

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