Underworld - 1999 - Beaucoup Fish [TQMP]

____________________________________________________________________________ | | | Underworld - 1999 - Beaucoup Fish |:: | |:: | Ripped w/EAC v1.0b2 (Secure) :: Encoded w/FLAC v1.2.1 -V -8 |:: |____________________________________________________________________________|:: :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: +--------------+ +------+ Pack / Files +--------------------------------------------------------+ | +--------------+ | | No. of Files / Size _____ 22 files / 503.49MB (527,948,902 bytes) | | | +------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ +--------------+ +------+ Audio Source +--------------------------------------------------------+ | +--------------+ | | Type / Quantity _________ CD (Compact Disc) (* 1) | | Date Released ___________ 1st of March, 1999 (Artwork `1998' is wrong) | | Metacritic Rating _______ 79/100 (20 critics) | | Genre(s) ________________ Electronic / Techno | | | +------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ +--------+ +------+ Review +--------------------------------------------------------------+ | +--------+ | | When I heard Underworld's first album (Dubnobasswithmyheadman, not one | | of their attrocious releases during the late eighties), I didn't really | | care much for it. After giving a few more listens, though, it grew to be | | one of the more-liked discs in my collection. There was something about | | their fusion of electronic music and lyrics (albeit stream-of-conscious, | | surreal nonsensical ones) that I really found appealing. They were the | | only group to that point to pull it off with any success at all and it | | prompted me to search out all their subsequent releases and purchase | | them as well. The great thing about them, was that they hadn't | | dissapointed me yet with anything. After releasing the Pearls Girl EP in | | 1997, though, they kind of dropped-off the face of the planet to take | | some time off and then record their new disc. | | | | Over the course of the last few months, the buzz for it has been | | building steadily and I read several different places proclaiming | | (probably before they had heard anything from the disc itself) that it | | just could be the album that breaks electronica truly into the | | mainstream and positions Underworld atop the heap. It was quite a bit to | | shoulder for one group, and now that I've heard the album, I know that | | nothing that I've been hearing will probably happen. It's not that the | | album is bad, it's just that it's not going to appeal to the masses. | | | | I'll even admit that the first time I heard the disc, I was | | underwhelmed. I'm sure it was partially due to my own personal | | expectations, and partially due to all the things that had been swirling | | in my ears. Once again, though, after a couple listens, I've found it | | near the top of my rotation pile. The disc starts out with "Cups," an | | almost 12-minute track that doesn't really get going until about 8 | | minutes through. After that, though, the disc follows on cue as some | | excellent work (minus my like/hate relationship with track 7 entitled, | | "Bruce Lee"). "Shudder/King Of Snake" is a 10-minute track in the vein | | of some of their older, pounding work and mellow tracks like "Winjer" | | and "Skym" provide a bit of calm before the blistering of "Kittens" and | | the pounding "Born Slippy"-like album closer entitled, "Moaner." If you | | like the groups other work, you'll definitely want to pick this up, even | | though it may take awhile to grow on you. Just don't expect a | | revolution. [almostcool.com] | | | +------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ +------------+ +------+ Track List +----------------------------------------------------------+ | +------------+ | | No. | Title | Duration | | ----+--------------------------------------------------------+---------- | | 001 | Cups ................................................. | 00h11m46s | | 002 | Push Upstairs ........................................ | 00h04m34s | | 003 | Jumbo ................................................ | 00h06m58s | | 004 | Shudder; King of Snake ............................... | 00h09m31s | | 005 | Winjer ............................................... | 00h04m30s | | 006 | Skym ................................................. | 00h04m07s | | 007 | Bruce Lee ............................................ | 00h04m43s | | 008 | Kittens .............................................. | 00h07m30s | | 009 | Push Downstairs ...................................... | 00h06m04s | | 010 | Something Like a Mama ................................ | 00h06m37s | | 011 | Moaner ............................................... | 00h07m39s | | ----+--------------------------------------------------------+---------- | | | | Total Length ____________ 01h13m59s | | | +------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ +-----------+ +------+ Audio Rip +-----------------------------------------------------------+ | +-----------+ | | Ripped with _____________ EAC v1.0b2 [http://www.exactaudiocopy.de] | | Encoded with ____________ FLAC v1.2.1 [http://flac.sourceforge.net] | | Encoding Stats __________ 1411kbps / 44.1kHz / CBR / 16-bit / Stereo | | Tag(s) __________________ Vorbis | | Includes Artwork? _______ Yes | | Includes Rip .LOG? ______ Yes | | Includes Rip .CUE? ______ Yes | | Includes Playlist? ______ Yes | | | +------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ rainfo v0.2 [2011/06/22 @ 18:07:36]

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