The following is a
listing and summary of one of my Music Library entries
recorded since 1982. They are picked totally at random.
Track number in dark blue highlight indicates that the track
appears on one of my "special" series ("Best
Of".."Decade".."Year
End" and/or
"500")...If
a track appears on my "500"..its ranking is shown on the far
right column.
#381
recorded October 27, 2003
Trk
#
Artist
Title
Album /
CD
"500"
1
Patrick O'Hearn
Beautiful
World
Beautiful
World
--
2
Nitin Sawhney
Breathing Light
Prophecy
--
3
Hybrid
I'm Still
Awake
Morning Sci-Fi
--
4
Hybrid
Gravastar
Morning Sci-Fi
--
5
Clan Of Xymox
Skindeep
Farewell
--
6
Camouflage
Perfect Sensor (hidden
track)
Sensor
--
7
Enigma
In The Shadow, In The
Light
Voyageur
--
8
Enigma
Following The
Sun
Voyageur
--
9
Patrick
O'Hearn
Facing The Sun
Beautiful
World
--
10
Patrick
O'Hearn
Magnificent
River
Beautiful World
--
11
Dido
Don't Leave
Home
Life For Rent
--
12
Dido
Sand In My Shoes
Life For Rent
--
13
Single Gun Theory
I Am What I See (The Delhi
Remix/Edit)
Possessed: Nettwerk Sound Sampler Vol.
4
--
14
Jeff Wayne
Eve Of The War (Hybrid's Fire In The Sky
Mix) *video*
CD single
--
15
Goldfrapp
Tiptoe
Black Cherry
--
#381
highlights
Tracks 3, 4 "I'm Still Awake" .. "Gravastar" --
Hybrid
Morning Sci-Fi (2003) is the second studio album by
breakbeat trance producers Hybrid. Hybrid is a British
electronic music group based in Swansea, comprising Mike
Truman and Chris Healings, and most recently adding
Charlotte James, completing their 2010 lineup. "Gravastar" /
"Celebrity Science" is a single, in support of Hybrid's then
upcoming second album. "Gravastar" / "Celebrity Science" was
given a limited release, and is therefore rare. "Celebrity
Science" isn't included on Morning Sci-Fi or any other
Hybrid album for that matter, but was featured (along with
"Gravastar") in an edited form as part of the in-game
soundtrack to the PC game F1 Challenge '99-'02, which was
released in 2003. "Gravastar", on this single, is longer
than on Morning Sci-Fi by over two minutes. The single was
later released on iTunes on June 26, 2008. The album
includes a hidden track titled "Lights Go Down Knives Come
Out," which is hidden in the 'pregap' of the first indexed
track and can be accessed by rewinding from the beginning of
the first track. Hiding a track in this manner is also known
as the Track 0 method. It is sometimes possible to rip the
hidden track "Lights Go Down, Knives Come Out", by using the
Exact Audio Copy (EAC) program, using the "Copy Range"
function or DBpoweramp (depending on your CD drive)...
Tracks 7, 8 "In The Shadow, In The Light" .. "Following The Sun" --
Enigma
Above two tracks were taken from Voyageur, an album
created by the musical project Enigma. It is Enigma's fifth
album and released in 2003. Voyageur was considered to be
Enigma's most different album ever created, due to Enigma's
drastic changes in sound as compared to the previous four
albums. The project's signature shakuhachi flutes, Gregorian
chants and tribal chants found on the earlier albums were
all but gone on Voyageur. Only a few samples of previous
works are retained; a familiar reversed cymbal rhythm
appears in "Look of Today" (ML #380), while "Incognito" (ML
#378) contains the chorus of previous hit "Sadeness" (ML
#163) buried in the bridge of the song. The "Enigma foghorn"
also appears at the opening of the record. This album has
been released with the Copy Control protection system in
some regions. "Following The Sun" was the second track
released from the album. A "special package" edition with a
transparent CD cover, with the album art printed on the
inside of the CD case and partly on the CD itself, and a
ring-shaped booklet placed under the CD, was also
issued...
Tracks 11, 12 "Don't Leave Home" .. "Sand In My Shoes" --
Dido
The above two tracks were taken from Life for Rent, the
second studio album by the British singer-songwriter Dido,
released by Arista Records on September 29, 2003, and was
produced by her, her brother Rollo and American songwriter
Rick Nowels. It was certified 7x Platinum by the BPI; and
sold over 12 millions copies worldwide, making it the fourth
best selling album worldwide of 2003. Life for Rent is the
fastest selling album by a female artist, and passed the
five million mark worldwide. It sold one million in 5 days,
on the way there it sold 102,500 on day one and 400,351 in
the first week on its way to the record. "Don't Leave Home"
was the third single released in the UK from the album. It
was officially released on April 12, 2004. Even though it
didn't go further than #25 on the UK Singles Chart, staying
nine weeks there. "Don't Leave Home" deals with drug
addiction. It is written and sung from the unusual point of
view of the drug singing to the person who is addicted to
it. It was originally a demo recorded for her 1999 album No
Angel that was instead included on Life for Rent. "Sand in
My Shoes" was the fourth and final single from the album.
The song became an American club hit reaching number-one on
Billboard Hot Dance Club Play chart. It also, debuted and
peaked at number 29 in the UK...
