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Cornershop - When I Was Born for the 7th Time - 1997

When I Was Born for the 7th Time is a remarkable leap forward for Cornershop, the place where the group blends all of their diverse influences into a seamless whole. Cornershop uses Indian music as a foundation, finding its droning repetition similar to the trancier elements of electronica, the cut-and-paste collages of hip-hop, and the skeletal melodicism of indie pop. Tying all of these strands together, the band creates a multicultural music that is utterly modern; it is conscious of its heritage, but instead of being enslaved to tradition, it pushes into the future and finds a common ground between different cultures and musics. Like Woman's Gotta Have It, large portions of When I Was Born for the 7th Time are devoted to hypnotic instrumentals, but the music here is funkier and fully realized. Cornershop hits an appealing compromise between detailed arrangements and lo-fi technology. There may be cheap keyboards and drum machines scattered throughout the album, but they are used as sonic texturing, similar to the turntables, synthesizers, samplers, sitars, and guitars that drive the instrumentals punctuating the full-fledged songs. When it chooses, Cornershop can write hooky, immediate pop songs -- "Sleep on the Left Side" and "Brimful of Asha" are wonderful pop singles, and "Good to Be on the Road Back Home" is an impressive, country-tinged tale -- but what makes When I Was Born for the 7th Time such a rich, intoxicating listen is that it balances these melodic tendencies with deceptively complex arrangements, chants, drones, electronic instrumentals, and funky rhythms, resulting in an album that becomes better with each listen. -AMG




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Physical Graffiti - Led Zeppelin

To this day I will write about the physical graffiti. Physical Graffiti is an album of Led Zeppelin music group originating from English. The band wrote and Recorded eight songs, the combined length of the which stretched the album beyond the typical length of an LP. This prompted the band to make a double album Physical Graffiti by Including Previously unreleased tracks from recording sessions Earlier.
Physical Graffiti was commercially and critically successful; the album is 16 times platinum (though this signifies sales of 8 million copies, as it is a double album) in the United States alone, and has come to be regarded as one of Led Zeppelin's defining works . The album is Ranked highly on installments prominent best album or best rock album of all time lists. (by http://guardian-graffiti-alphabet.blogspot.com)


Swan Song Records SS-200 (remastered 92 442)
Produced by Jimmy Page
Released February 24, 1975

Disc 1:
1. Custard Pie (Page / Plant)
2. The Rover (Page / Plant)
3. In My Time of Dying (Page / Plant / Jones / Bonham)
4. Houses of the Holy (Page / Plant)
5. Trampled Under Foot (Page / Plant / Jones)
6. Kashmir (Page / Plant / Bonham)

Disc 2:
1. In the Light (Page / Plant / Jones)
2. Bron-Yr-Aur (Page)
3. Down By the Seaside (Page / Plant)
4. Ten Years Gone (Page / Plant)
5. Night Flight (Page / Plant / Jones)
6. The Wanton Song (Page / Plant)
7. Boogie with Stu (Page / Plant / Jones / Bonham / Ian Stewart & Mrs.. Valens)
8. Black Country Woman (Page / Plant)
9. Sick Again (Page / Plant)






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