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Timeless
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MSRP: $16.98
Your Price: $33.99
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Manufacturer: Full Frequency / Pgd
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Additional Timeless Information
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Goldie is jungle's most recognizable face. More than any other artist he is synonymous with drum 'n' bass. Aside from owning Metalheadz, a label at the forefront of the genre's development, he has attained public notoriety by producing Timeless, one of the most important LPs of jungle's first five years. Tracks like the moving, urban, epic tale of "Inner City Life"--a tale told in three movements--are among the tunes that define what jungle is. Others, like "Saint Angel," in which Goldie collaborates with fellow production wizards 4 hero, throb with virtually subliminal bass and electronic snarls. Other subdued and equally inspired items, including "State of Mind," combine live upright bass and drum instrumentation with the soulful wails of guest vocalist Lorna Harris. Timeless is exactly as the title implies--a classic. --Daniel Shumate
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What Customers Say About Timeless:
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It's ok wish the CD was a mix instead of singles after I recieved it now it says unmixed did I miss something :(
I can't give it five stars as it's a bit short but still, it's a must-own for any Goldie fans.
Very boring and repetitive. Some parts of the music are good like in Sea of Tears and many of the other songs but then there are long boring intros and other boring parts with cheesy singing thrown in here and there. I would much rather listen to LTJ Bukim or something if I have to listen to this type of music. This album is highly overrated in my opinion but I'm not a big fan of the genre.
Jah the Seventh Seal. Kemistry. Smoke a bowl or two, then play this CD, and your life will be forever changed. My god. Inner City Life. Sea of Tears. I can't even begin to explain how good this album is. You can listen to it so many times and it only gets better.
album while considering myself a jazzhead. I guess I was caught really off guard by the super cheesy house-esque vocals and cheap synth instrumentation. First off, I was fully prepared to appreciate this album being relatively new to D&B (longtime Amon Tobin fan, currently diggin' photek/teebee) and having respect for the rave reviews here. Since when did shmooz become high art. I am hoping this is a highly specialized album for a niche group of musically impaired D&B listeners, not the ultimate representation of its genre as its touted. I would be embarrassed to have this in my collection in the same way I would be embarrassed to have a Kenny G. This is anti-soul for those who know the difference and care; at least it makes my soul cringe. Thanks for letting me share.
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