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| | The Sun And The Moon Complete [2 CD] | | | Music Artist : | | The Bravery | | Music Style : | | General | | Record Label : | | Island | | Release Date : | | 2008-03-18 | | Discs : | | 2 | | Store Price : | | $13.98 | | Artistopia's Price: $12.99 | | Usually ships in 24 hours | | |
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CD Tracks/Songs
Disc 11. Intro
2. Believe
3. This Is Not The End
4. Every Word Is A Knife In My Ear
5. Bad Sun
6. Time Won't Let Me Go
7. Tragedy Bound
8. Fistful Of Sand
9. Angelina
10. Split Me Wide Open
11. Above And Below
12. The Ocean
Disc 21. Intro (Alt. Version)
2. Believe (Alt. Version)
3. This Is Not The End (Alt. Version)
4. Every Word Is a Knife In My Ear (Alt. Version)
5. Bad Sun (Alt. Version)
6. Time Won't Let Me Go (Alt. Version)
7. Tragedy Bound (Alt. Version)
8. Fistful Of Sand (Alt. Version)
9. Angelina (Alt. Version)
10. Split Me Wide Open (Alt. Version)
11. Above And Below (Alt. Version)
12. The Ocean (Alt. Version)
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Customer Reviews of This Album/CD |
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 feel cheated?
Submitted on: 2009-04-10 |
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| Love both version BUT.....T would be pissed of I bought the 1st edition and a couple months later finding out there is another version of it. Another trick from record company trying to ripped us off. I dont dwonload for free but I do not blame someone who does. I wish artist(s), not just bravery, will be more active like NIN or U2 about how their record company represent them. |
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 Terrific
Submitted on: 2009-01-21 |
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| Great CD. Both cd's are fun. Enjoy traditional alternative (indie) or the more electronic version. This goes through many moods and makes you bounce. Strong performance. |
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 The Sun And The Moon (Moon Version)
Submitted on: 2008-12-31 |
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| I was already a huge fan of the original version when I got this, so I knew all of the songs well and everything. I didn't expect much from this album and I just assumed it was a marketing ploy to get fans to buy the album twice. After a couple of listens I began to really like a few of the songs, including "Tragedy Bound," which was the only one I didn't like on the original version. But the other half of the album was pretty much garbage. I'm sure all of the fans of the first album bought this because they really missed the way the band used to sound. I think the band should have just released the good ones as b-sides on their singles, but I'm sure this raked in more dough. So, if you don't already have the original version, you can buy the two-disc edition for the same price and I definately recommend you do that. But I don't know if it's worth buying for the Moon Version alone. |
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Day for Night
Submitted on: 2008-06-11 |
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The second album by The Bravery is a radical departure from The Bravery, in a major improvement. Gone are the Duran Duran/Killers imitative songs and pseudo-new wave posturing, in are melodic songs with acoustic underpinnings. While a comparison to the radical shift The Killers made with Sam's Town is more than a little apt, The Bravery sound more like they boned up on Coldplay, The Rembrandts, The Cure or even a little Pink Floyd when they started laying the groundwork for "The Sun and The Moon."
The album is a low key affair, without the obvious single that marked "An Honest Mistake." But given time, "Time Won't Let Me Go" and "Believe" stay in your memory. There are a couple of darker moments, like "Tragedy Bound," about a woman so hard luck that "She's cutting herself just to see if it works." If you miss the breezy, easy pop of the debut, there's "Bad Sun," with an inescapable whistling hook.
The second disc in this special set is something of a mystery. The original album is compleley overhauled to make it into a night-club electronic disc, which often sounds like a force fit. It works on the numbers that were singles anyway ("Believe" and a total rethink of "Time Won't Let Me Go") but bleeds the charm out of "Bad Sun." In the case of "Time" and "The Ocaen," they almost turn into completely different songs. Personally, I prefer the more organic Sun (original) version, but a few elongated remixes could pump the "Moon" disc into a few club staples.
The Bravery have not completely escaped their past, however. "Every Word is a Knife In My Ear" is on a par with "Stop Drop and Roll" from the debut as filler and "Split Me Wide Open" is way too heavy handed lyrically for its own good. Main Braveheart Sam Endicott can be proud of this effort, though. With "The Sun and The Moon," he and his fellow Bravery mates have transcended their roots and made an album that shows a band with more promise than their debut would have led you to contemplate. |
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MOON is better
Submitted on: 2008-05-09 |
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Honestly I can say that previous Bravery album is better...
But the sun and the moon is a "must have" 2 cd album...
the moon version of songs are better than the sun version and the sun version is not bad... The bravery is the band of festivals... must see..
must listen... must have...
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