Orbital fans! Paul Hartnoll "The Ideal Condtion" out now
06-23-07, 11:28 PM
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Orbital fans! Paul Hartnoll "The Ideal Condtion" out now
1. Havent We Met Before
2. For Silence
3. Simple Sounds (with Lianne Hall)
4. Please (with Robert Smith)
5. The Unsteady Waltz
6. Nothing Else Matters (with Akayzia Parker)
7. Patchwork Guilt
8. Aggro (with Joseph Arthur)
9. Dust Motes
Really liking it so far. Could easily pass for a new Orbital album. Biggest change is many songs use actual strings instead of synths. Not out in the US, but you can get it fairly cheap on Amazon marketplace.
2. For Silence
3. Simple Sounds (with Lianne Hall)
4. Please (with Robert Smith)
5. The Unsteady Waltz
6. Nothing Else Matters (with Akayzia Parker)
7. Patchwork Guilt
8. Aggro (with Joseph Arthur)
9. Dust Motes
Really liking it so far. Could easily pass for a new Orbital album. Biggest change is many songs use actual strings instead of synths. Not out in the US, but you can get it fairly cheap on Amazon marketplace.
06-25-07, 09:41 AM
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It's a pretty ace, album - I especially like the cut with Robert Smith ("Please").
Speaking of Glastonbury, did anyone catch Long Range's set? The band's made up of Phil Hartnoll with Nick Smith.
It's nice to see that the Hartnolls are still making quality music even after Orbital broke up (although I could say that they weren't necessary making quality music during the last stage of Orbital - I still shudder at most of "The Altogether")
Speaking of Glastonbury, did anyone catch Long Range's set? The band's made up of Phil Hartnoll with Nick Smith.
It's nice to see that the Hartnolls are still making quality music even after Orbital broke up (although I could say that they weren't necessary making quality music during the last stage of Orbital - I still shudder at most of "The Altogether")
06-25-07, 09:46 AM
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Originally Posted by mbrunet
It's a pretty ace, album - I especially like the cut with Robert Smith ("Please").
Speaking of Glastonbury, did anyone catch Long Range's set? The band's made up of Phil Hartnoll with Nick Smith.
It's nice to see that the Hartnolls are still making quality music even after Orbital broke up (although I could say that they weren't necessary making quality music during the last stage of Orbital - I still shudder at most of "The Altogether")
Speaking of Glastonbury, did anyone catch Long Range's set? The band's made up of Phil Hartnoll with Nick Smith.
It's nice to see that the Hartnolls are still making quality music even after Orbital broke up (although I could say that they weren't necessary making quality music during the last stage of Orbital - I still shudder at most of "The Altogether")
06-25-07, 03:02 PM
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Giles,
It looks like the regular UK single has one b-side and two remixes. But there's a promo single that has a bunch more (but annoyingly not the b-side from the regular single) See discography at the link below.
http://www.discogs.com/artist/Paul+Hartnoll
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Our tastes are slightly transposed - I'm much more a fan of the Blue Album than Altogether. But neither of them can touch Orbital's prior work. For giggles, here's my ranking of their "proper" albums (EPs, soundtracks, and remix albums not included):
1. Brown Album
2. In Sides
3. Sniv
4. Middle of Nowhere
5. Green Album
6. Blue Album
7. Altogether
It looks like the regular UK single has one b-side and two remixes. But there's a promo single that has a bunch more (but annoyingly not the b-side from the regular single) See discography at the link below.
http://www.discogs.com/artist/Paul+Hartnoll
Off-topic
Our tastes are slightly transposed - I'm much more a fan of the Blue Album than Altogether. But neither of them can touch Orbital's prior work. For giggles, here's my ranking of their "proper" albums (EPs, soundtracks, and remix albums not included):
1. Brown Album
2. In Sides
3. Sniv
4. Middle of Nowhere
5. Green Album
6. Blue Album
7. Altogether
06-25-07, 03:05 PM
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I would agree, their older albums (Brown, Sniv, and Insides specifically) are far more complete works. You can pop one of those in and listen to it through without hitting next track.
Their later stuff got a bit off for me. I'm certainly more of a fan of stuff like One Perfect Sunrise and Lost than some of the "edgier" stuff (for the lack of a better term).
The new Paul Hartnoll album is pretty good, as is the song "Gloopy" from an EP released before the album but not included on it. There are like 8 or so remixes of Please out there though they all kinda sound the same to me.
Their later stuff got a bit off for me. I'm certainly more of a fan of stuff like One Perfect Sunrise and Lost than some of the "edgier" stuff (for the lack of a better term).
The new Paul Hartnoll album is pretty good, as is the song "Gloopy" from an EP released before the album but not included on it. There are like 8 or so remixes of Please out there though they all kinda sound the same to me.
06-25-07, 03:10 PM
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If I ever have some serious work I need to do on the computer I always pop in "Middle of Nowhere".
Blue album had a few good songs but "Altogether" was really hit and miss.
"Dr. Who" theme was cool though.
Blue album had a few good songs but "Altogether" was really hit and miss.
"Dr. Who" theme was cool though.
06-25-07, 05:51 PM
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Thanks for the confirmation, Giles. I'm jealous that you've seen/heard the Glasto disc already - CDWOW lost my order and is re-shipping now. Is the sound quality on CD 1 as bad as rumored?
For those of you interested in the Glastonbury set, it's on an indie UK label, so I wouldn't expect it to get a release in the U.S. With the DVDtalk discount, it's a pretty good deal at CDWOW for 2 CDs and a region-free DVD.
For those of you interested in the Glastonbury set, it's on an indie UK label, so I wouldn't expect it to get a release in the U.S. With the DVDtalk discount, it's a pretty good deal at CDWOW for 2 CDs and a region-free DVD.
06-26-07, 08:17 AM
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Originally Posted by mbrunet
Thanks for the confirmation, Giles. I'm jealous that you've seen/heard the Glasto disc already - CDWOW lost my order and is re-shipping now. Is the sound quality on CD 1 as bad as rumored?
For those of you interested in the Glastonbury set, it's on an indie UK label, so I wouldn't expect it to get a release in the U.S. With the DVDtalk discount, it's a pretty good deal at CDWOW for 2 CDs and a region-free DVD.
For those of you interested in the Glastonbury set, it's on an indie UK label, so I wouldn't expect it to get a release in the U.S. With the DVDtalk discount, it's a pretty good deal at CDWOW for 2 CDs and a region-free DVD.
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