Thievery Corporation 2 ALbums (SOUNDS FROM THE VERVE HI-FI) / (THE OUTERNATIONAL SOUND) [APE]seeders: 3
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Thievery Corporation 2 ALbums (SOUNDS FROM THE VERVE HI-FI) / (THE OUTERNATIONAL SOUND) [APE] (Size: 668.27 MB)
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With dBpoweramp professional edition APE codec in secure mode REVIEWS FROM AMAZON.COM Sounds from the verve Hi-fi: Get ready for your jazz education. These virgin, unremixed tracks taken from the 1960s Verve vaults were a major influence on Thievery Corporation's Rob Garza and Eric Hilton years before they spun epic documents like The Mirror Conspiracy. Their time capsule is a bubbling, Brazilian soul-jazz blast, starting with the sensuous "Menina Flor" by Stan Getz and Luis Bonfa. Jimmy Smith's "Road Song" is a classic of '60s hard bop, while Kenyon Hopkins's "Hard Latin" shows the kind of groovy organ jazz that was popular in bars from Philly to hot 'Lanta. Things go left with Cal Tjader's "The Fakir," a day-glo Middle Eastern track influenced by Coltrane's "My Favorite Things," while Astrud Gilberto pulls a Nancy Sinatra on another freaky standout, "Light My Fire." Walter Wanderley, Wynton Kelly, Chico Hamilton, and Elis Regina also light up the night, along with your hi-fi. --Ken Micallef The outernational sound: Getting back to their turntables after the all-original work on 2002's The Richest Man in Babylon, Thievery Corporation dust off a collection of soulful wax for The Outernational Sound. Rob Garza and Eric Hilton have gone with an increasingly organic approach since their relatively electronic and modern Mirror Conspiracy, looking more back than forward. Happily, the duo has good taste. If that wasn't obvious after the collections on Babylon and 2001's Sounds from the Verve Hi-Fi, Outernational ends the argument. The record rambles through Brazilian jazz, afro-beat, and a kaleidoscope of funked-up rhythms that only a serious purveyor of world beat chill tunes could unearth. Their big ears, however, can't always keep up with their DJ skills; 20 tracks are smooshed into just over an hour, and you can feel Garza and Hilton sweating to make the different musical bloodlines congeal. You'll likely find yourself playing only sections of the record, depending on your mood. Still, whatever section you settle on should supply a hearty dose of satisfaction. --Matthew Cooke CLICK ON DETAILS TO SEE TRACKLISTING BROUGHT TO YOU BY NEPHTIS ENJOY VERY IMPORTANT: PLEASE KEEP THIS FILE IN YOUR BITTORRENT FILE AS LONG AS YOU CAN BECAUSE THIS TORRENT IS NEW. KEEP IN MIND THAT YOU HAVE BECAUSE I KEPT IT ;D. THANKS Sharing Widget |