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| Size : 346.15 MB |
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| Tags : 1977 2008 |
ARTiST: Ash
ALBUM: 1977
BiTRATE: 208kbps avg
QUALiTY: EAC Secure Mode / LAME 3.97 Final / -V2 --vbr-new / 44.100Khz
LABEL: Warner
GENRE: Rock
SiZE: 362.38 megs
PLAYTiME: 3h 49min 37sec total
RiP DATE: 2008-11-15
STORE DATE: 2008-11-03
Track List: Disc #1/3
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01. Lose Control 3:39
02. Goldfinger 4:33
03. Girl From Mars 3:30
04. I'd Give You Anything 4:33
05. Gone The Dream 3:31
06. Kung Fu 2:19
07. Oh Yeah 4:47
08. Let It Flow 4:44
09. Innocent Smile 5:54
10. Angel Interceptor 4:06
11. Lost In You 4:21
12. Darkside Lightside 5:07
13. Season (Trailer EP) 3:02
14. Jack Names The Planets (Trailer 3:12
EP)
15. Intense Thing (Trailer EP) 4:36
16. Uncle Pat (Trailer EP) 3:14
17. Get Out (Trailer EP) 1:31
18. Petrol (Trailer EP) 4:25
19. Obscure Thing (Trailer EP) 4:23
Track List: Disc #2/3
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01. A Clear Invitation To The Dance 1:03
(Part I) (Live At The Wireless)
02. Darkside Lightside (Live At The 3:04
Wireless)
03. Girl From Mars (Live At The 2:58
Wireless)
04. Oh Yeah (Live At The Wireless) 4:22
05. T. Rex (Live At The Wireless) 2:08
06. I'd Give You Anything (Live At 3:12
The Wireless)
07. Kung Fu (Live At The Wireless) 2:25
08. What Deaner Was Talking about 2:17
(Live At The Wireless)
09. Goldfinger (Live At The 4:17
Wireless)
10. Petrol (Live At The Wireless) 4:13
11. A Clear Invitation To The Dance 1:06
(Part II) (Live At The
Wireless)
12. Lose Control (Live At Reading 3:34
'98)
13. Jack Names The Planets (Live At 2:21
Reading '98)
14. T. Rex (Live At Reading '98) 2:27
15. Goldfinger (Live At Reading 4:28
'98)
16. Angel Interceptor (Live At 3:16
Reading '98)
17. Darkside Lightside (Live At 3:11
Reading '98)
18. Oh Yeah (Live At Reading '98) 4:28
19. Innocent Smile (Live At Reading 4:45
'98)
20. Lost In You (Live At Reading 3:59
'98)
21. Petrol (Live At Reading '98) 3:57
22. Gone The Dream (Live At Reading 3:37
'98)
23. Girl From Mars (Live At Reading 3:31
'98)
24. Kung Fu (Live At Reading '98) 3:07
Track List: Disc #3/3
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01. Girl From Mars (4-Track Demo) 2:33
02. Jack Names The Planets (La La 2:55
Land Records 7" Version)
03. Don't Know (La La Land Records 2:58
7" Version)
04. Punk Boy 2:07
05. Different Today 2:54
06. Hulk Hogan Bubblebath 5:11
07. Day Of The Triffids 1:49
08. Luther Ingo's Star Cruiser 3:36
09. Astral Conversations With 6:09
Toulouse Lautrec
10. Cantina Band 3:28
11. 5am Eternal 4:03
12. Gimme Some Truth 5:27
13. I Need Somebody 2:39
14. Sneaker 3:17
15. Get Ready 2:51
16. T. Rex 2:25
17. Everywhere Is All Around 2:33
18. Does Your Mother Know 3:02
19. I Only Want To Be With You 2:37
20. A Life Less Ordinary (Tim 3:44
Simenon Version)
21. Sick Party 5:43
22. The Scream 4:23
Release Notes:
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Written and recorded while a teenage Tim Wheeler was doing his A-levels, 1977
(named after the year Star Wars was released) made Ash bona-fide indie starlets
overnight, largely thanks to the quality of the singles it contains. Their
timing couldn't have been better: the summer of 1996 belonged to the Union Jack
guitar, and Ash were free to ride the wildsurf of the Britpop tsunami,
electrifying everyone with the quirky ("Girl From Mars"), the funny (the Jackie
Chan comedy of "Kung Fu") and the best Christmas song ever written by a guitar
band--the heartwarming mixture love and science that was "Angel Interceptor".
It is unfortunately hindered by the trademark duvet production of Oasis man Owen
Morris, which muffles Rick McMurrey's thunderous drums and does nothing for
Wheeler's uniquely flat voice (one of the album's major shortcomings in itself).
It also suffers from a monotony produced by its constant full-on nature which a
couple of acoustic (or even slower) numbers would have fixed and balanced the
album better. If these had replaced some of the more forgettable album tracks
here ("Lost In You" and the needlessly bombastic "I'd Give You Any Thing"), then
so much the better. Come to reminisce not just for the pubescent memories it
evokes within the songs, but also the memories of the time it was released. Or,
as Wheeler laments on the teenage love anthem "Oh Yeah", "I sometimes wish it
was that summer again".
