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Cosmosis - Intergalactic FLAC

Singer:

Cosmosis

Album:

Intergalactic

Genre:

Electronic style

FLAC album size:

1521 mb

MP3 album size:

1455 mb

WMA album size:

1630 mb

Other music formats:

AHX ASF MOD WMA MP3 XM ASF

Rating:

4.8 ✱

Style:

Psy-Trance

Country:

UK

Date of release:

2000

Cosmosis - Intergalactic FLAC


Cosmosis - Intergalactic FLAC

Tracklist

A1 Cosmosis Brainwaves
A2 MumboJumbo* Just Say No
B1 Cosmosis Telepathy
B2 Cosmosis Dissociation (Who's About To Scream?)
C1 MumboJumbo* Kinda Weird
C2 MumboJumbo* Flatliners
D1 Cosmosis The Spirit World
D2 Cosmosis Roswell

Companies, etc.

  • Distributed By – EFA – 69625

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Barcode (String): 661171262514
  • Barcode (Text): 6 61171 26251 4

Other versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
TRANR625CD Cosmosis Intergalactic ‎(CD, Album, P/Mixed, Dig) Transient Records TRANR625CD UK 2000
TRANR625CD Cosmosis Intergalactic ‎(CD, Album, P/Mixed, Unofficial) Transient Records TRANR625CD Russia 2001
TRANR625CD Cosmosis Intergalactic ‎(CD, Album, P/Mixed, Jew) Transient Records TRANR625CD UK 2000
TRANR625CD Cosmosis Heaven And Earth ‎(CD, Album, Promo) Transient Records TRANR625CD UK 2000
DR - 896 Cosmosis Intergalactic ‎(CD, Album, P/Mixed, Unofficial) Hyper Records DR - 896 Russia 2000



Original
I have tried to like this record because Bilbo Bagginz' debut with Jeremy van Kampen, the widely-praised "Cosmology", was so great. However, despite my best efforts and many spins, I can't rate this album as highly as the previous two. As Jikkenteki suggests, the production values are superlative. The sonics are really something; every sound has its place, the tonality is superb, bass growls, treble stings and soars. Those smoking sessions with Gandalf really paid off, and Bilbo successfully refines his studio technique here. But I find the conception is lacking: there is little coherence or flow to the ideas here which span the gamut from aliens to flatlining in a hospital. This is particularly apparent in some despicable samples that rival the later 1200 Mics albums for inanity ("just say no" - would Bilbo really say this?). The cheesiness injected into the album by these asides is exacerbated by the overall vibe which is very funky. Funk grooves, jazz elements bop, but there just isn't enough food for the head whilst the feet and hips are moving. There is barely a minor key in the whole thing. This light tone, a "we are having it" attitude, is something I theoretically love, but just not in this way. Flippant may be a harsh word to use, but... There isn't any pepper with the salt, and that depth of feeling so apparent on "Cosmology" is absent. I've even wondered if Bilbo is best as a collaborator: most of his co-productions are really great. ~*~

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