Orbital - III (Maxi Single) (FLAC-EAC)

Orbital: Profile One of techno\'s most celebrated and accomplished partnerships, the brothers Paul and Phil Hartnoll trace their beginnings as Orbital back to the late 1980\'s, when their first single, \"Chime\" was released on Oh-Zone/FFRR and broke into the British Top 20 in the spring of 1990. The single was made in their garage using their father\'s four-track recorder and mastered directly onto cassette, but became a smash hit, giving them the momentum for a handful of other singles and their untitled first CD (the \"green album\") in 1991. Their career took off in 1993-1994, with the release of the EPs \"Lush\" and \"Radiccio\" and their second untitled album (the \"brown album\"), which took the public by storm and made the UK Top 30. They also continued to hone their famous live act, which featured live projections, live musical arranging and sequencing on the fly, making their shows entertaining, improvised and truly \"live\". Their appearance at the 1994 Glastonbury Festival in the UK became the stuff of legend and cemented their reputation as one of the best techno groups of the 1990\'s. Their subsequent albums saw them taking a more varied, introspective angle to their music, while at the same time captivating audiences worldwide with their relentlessly energetic live shows. In addition to their own productions, they have done remixes for EMF, Queen Latifah, Meat Beat Manifesto, Madonna, Kraftwerk and more. More recently, they compiled a volume for the Back To Mine series, released a retrospective compilation called Work, and put out The Blue Album, their last album. In mid-2004, Orbital released one final single, \"One Perfect Sunrise\", and then seemingly split up for good. However, after several years of solo production, Paul & Phil reunited in 2009, and a long series of live gigs has followed, as well as a new double A single, \"Don\'t Stop Me\" / \"The Gun is Good\".[/color] Single Review (c/o Discogs) Variety of dance music genres can be found on this 12\". Satan, a relatively downtempo track - with a hard edge, benefits by lacking the hardcore Amen drums added to subsequent mixes; always went down a storm at live gigs. LC1, a more house orientated composition with acidic elements, has Fred Dinnage talking about alien abduction (Fred, known Pompey fan & television news anchorman, with a great comb-over hairstyle. Seen on T.V programmes including \'How\', \'Magpie\' & latterly, Meridian Tonight c2010). Belfast, essentially a downtempo house track, is a personal favourite - takes me back to the hot summer of 1990 when Kiss F.M tested it\'s new legal broadcast status with non stop mixes without commercials... bliss --------------------------------------------------------------------- Orbital - III --------------------------------------------------------------------- Artist...................................: Orbital Album........................................: III Genre.................................: Electronic Source........................................: CD Year........................................: 1991 Ripper: Exact Audio Copy V1.0 b1 & HP DVD RW AD-7701H Codec...........: Free Lossless Audio Codec (FLAC) Version.........: reference libFLAC 1.2.1 20070917 Quality.......: Lossless, (avg. compression: 60 %) Channels..............: Stereo / 44100 HZ / 16 Bit Tags...............................: VorbisComment Information..: Original 1991 UK CD Maxi Single Ripped by..............: BSW on 7/12/2011 Posted by..............: BSW on 7/12/2011 News Server...........: news.astraweb.com News Group(s).: alt.binaries.sounds.mp3.metal.full.albums Included....: NFO, SFV, M3U, LOG, CUE Covers................: Front Back CD --------------------------------------------------------------------- Tracklisting --------------------------------------------------------------------- 1. Satan [06:16] 2. L.C.1 [05:10] 3. Belfast [08:08] Playing Time.................: 19:35 Total Size...............: 119.88 MB NFO generated on.....: 7/12/2011 12:51:28 PM --------------------------------------------------------------------- Cat No: FCD 149, 869 279.2 --------------------------------------------------------------------- :: Generated by Music NFO Builder v1.21a - www.nfobuilder.com ::

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