4am Eternal [Import]
Track Listings
| 1. Les Nuits-Nightmares On Wax |
| 2. In The Bath-Lemon Jelly |
| 3. Cyanide (Beach Detective Mix)-Regular Fries |
| 4. On A Painted Desert (Vocal Mix)-Boom Boom Satellites |
| 5. Burning Disaster (Groove Armada Bedtime Mix)-Language Lab |
| 6. Laid Back-Space Raiders |
| 7. Moon Sequence-The Herbaliser |
| 8. I Love My Man-Bent |
| 9. First Light-DJ Trax |
| 10. SKYM-Underworld |
| 11. Ground Veil-Scanner |
| 12. Room To Breathe-Danmass |
| 13. Sebrendita (Dark Jaxx Remix)-Ekova |
| 14. Called-Bernocchi, Kondo, Laswell |
| 15. Swansong (For A Nation-Rae & Christian |
| 16. Fairweather Friend-Homelife |
| 17. Lebanese Blonde-Thievery Corporation |
| 18. Angel Of Love-Michael Wells |
| 19. Now Or Never-Soul Drummers |
| 20. Tides-Nitin Sawhney |
Editorial Reviews
Product Description
The long awaited sequel to '3am Eternal' artfully dressed in a seductive cityscape slipcase. 24 tracks including 'Les Nuits' by Nightmares On Wax, 'Moon Sequence' by The Herbaliser, 'Skym' by Underworld & 'Prado' by To Rococo Rot. 2000 release. Double slimline jewel case with slip case.
4am Eternal,Various Artists,Lacerba
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4am Eternal
Various Artists Manufacturer: Lacerba ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B00004U8EG Release Date: 2000-07-24 |
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Album Description
The long awaited sequel to '3am Eternal' artfully dressed in a seductive cityscape slipcase. 24 tracks including 'Les Nuits' by Nightmares On Wax, 'Moon Sequence' by The Herbaliser, 'Skym' by Underworld & 'Prado' by To Rococo Rot. 2000 release. Double slimline jewel case with slip case.Album Details
The Long Awaited Sequel to '3am Eternal' Artfully Dressed in a Seductive Cityscape CD Slipcase.Customer Reviews:
Quite good, with plenty that avoided the chill glut of 2001.......2002-02-08
Big hits from Nightmares on Wax, Bent, Thievery Corporation and some others are proven winners. Regular Fries "Cyanide" hauls hand claps and xylophone for a spritely twist, Space Raiders bear a 303 running laps, Scanner and The Herbalizer work hard to make it sound so easy, and Danmass close with the keeper of the lot, a heady mix of swimming vocal, electric guitar and tight beats. Whiffs come from Japanese studio wizards Boom Boom Satellites, who can't restrain their trip-hop girl, and Underworld's blathering "Skym."
Disc two goes more downbeat. Ekova doesn't realize that scratching should, like, never be on a relax record, and "Called" has too many cooks. "Swansong's" a warbling little beauty, "Angel of Love" actually overcomes that drek title, "Now or Never's" rather sweet. "Tides" is take it or leave it piano, and "Channel 1 Suite" and the rest must be working as I'm becoming too numb to type.
So, quite good actually. Even more impressive considering the enormous chillout glut of 2001 didn't nab a bunch of these tunes. Worthy. 3.5 stars
Worth staying up for.......2000-09-06
Chill Out!.......2000-06-24
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