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| | The Other Side of Daybreak | | | Music Artist : | | Beth Orton | | Music Style : | | General | | Record Label : | | Astralwerks | | Release Date : | | 2003-09-02 | | Store Price : | | $13.98 | | Artistopia's Price: $13.98 | |
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CD Tracks/Songs
Disc 11. Ooh Child (Alternate Version)
2. Thinking About Tomorrow (IPG Dub)
3. Ali's Waltz
4. Daybreaker (Four Tet Remix)
5. Bobby Gentry
6. Carmella (Four Tet Remix)
7. Beautiful World
8. Concrete Sky (Live Acoustic)
9. Daybreaker (Roots Manuva Remix)
10. Anywhere (Two Lone Swordsmen Remix Vocal)
11. Video: Anywhere (Two Lone Swordsmen Remix)
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Customer Reviews of This Album/CD |
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 Indulgent for all the wrong reasons
Submitted on: 2008-07-16 |
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| Don't let Orton's heart-wrenching cover of Ooh Child fool you into thinking this is little more then a glorified b-sides/remix disc exploiting her small fan base, and reminding all others of her trite songwriting abilities. She needs to stick to the minimalist acoustic thing, because when she even ventures into electronic-ville, her songs are devoid of life. |
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Fans can never be objective...
Submitted on: 2006-04-26 |
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| From the OBJECTIVE reviewer...if this was Beth's attempt to improve on her less than stellar release "Daybreaker" she failed miserably and should have left it alone. |
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 damn'd sweet. beth can do no wrong
Submitted on: 2006-04-19 |
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Anyone who pans this album is daft. This is vintage Beth, and that means it is pure unmitigated pleasure. True, it is a remix album. But this is Beth we're talking about here: her songs can be cut a dozen different ways like precious stones, and always reveal new complex subtleties and pure folky pop goodness. This album has everything you would expect from her: tripped out electronic vibes overlaid with lush orchestral & idiosyncratic acoustic instrumentation, all nicely jibing with Beth's quirky honest lyrics.
There are several great little songs remixed here: Carmella (trk 6) is one of her best, in my book. It opens with a catchy hook, and when the usual sensual bass riff kicks Beth has me spooging yet again. Bobby Gentry is great, too. It has a relentless bass line and Beth's vocal is ferocious.
Other highlights: an exquisite live version of Concrete Sky. That 70's soul song "Ooh Child Things are Going to Get Easier" is superbly covered. Then- speaking of spooge- there is a video of Concrete Sky included. Beth not only rocks, she is an utter minx. Great music - some of the very best - and Beth making love to the camera in short shorts. What's not to love? |
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Fantastic work, honest and sincere, and it rocks!
Submitted on: 2005-10-21 |
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| F*cking great album! She's so natural and beautiful and so at home with all the coolest beats around her provided by Four Tet, Roots Manuva and Two Lone Swordsmen... Extreme feel-good album which goes nice with a latest from Nitin Sawhney "Philtre", also an amazing piece of modern conscious kickass street credited singer-songwriter stuff like this one! Thanx for the great artist Four Tet for leading me to her, because I got interested of this mostly after I saw he's remixed two tracks here. |
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Ooh Child is the best song ever!
Submitted on: 2005-01-14 |
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| It's been both on The Dvision & The District! And it is so inspiring that you'll smile for an entire day! I literally did today... |
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