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Scars

Basement JaxxMP3 Download
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  Song Title Time Price    
Play   1. Scars Featuring Kelis, Meleka & Chipmunk 4:15 £0.79
Play   2. Raindrops 4:09 £0.79
Play   3. She's No Good Featuring Eli "Paperboy" Reed 3:25 £0.79
Play   4. Saga Featuring Santigold 2:41 £0.79
Play   5. Feelings Gone Featuring Sam Sparro 3:42 £0.79
Play   6. My Turn Featuring Lightspeed Champion 4:51 £0.79
Play   7. A Possibility Featuring Amp Fiddler 2:45 £0.79
Play   8. Twerk Featuring Yo Majesty 3:30 £0.79
Play   9. Day Of The Sunflowers (We March On) Featuring Yoko Ono 5:58 £0.79
Play 10. What's A Girl Gotta Do? Featuring Paloma Faith 4:04 £0.79
Play 11. Stay Close Featuring Lisa Kekaula 3:00 £0.79
Play 12. Distractionz Featuring Jose Hendrix Ndelo 5:03 £0.79
Play 13. Gimme Somethin' True Featuring Jose James 5:30 £0.79
Play 14. Feelings Gone Featuring Sam Sparro (Rusko's Stadium Rock Remix) (Bonus Track) 5:15 £0.79
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4 of 5 people found the following review helpful
By The Wolf TOP 500 REVIEWER VINE™ VOICE
Format:Audio CD
That Felix Buxton and Simon Ratcliffe are back
with a new collection is a reason to be cheerful.

Despite one or two exceptional tracks 2006's
'Crazy Itch Radio' felt a bit like the guys
were coasting. A little bit tired and worn down.

'Scars' confirms that they have found their muse
and some infectious energy again.
It is a lively collection full of fresh ideas
and big danceable beats.

The only track I find impossible to like is 'Saga',
which might have been a perfectly jolly experience
had they not entrusted the vocal to Santigold.
My allergy to every sound she emits rages on unabated.

Elsewhere the collaborations are all well realised.

Opening track 'Scars' is a heady cut-and-paste tapestry,
stiching electronic choral snatches and quasi-tribal
rhythms together with Kelis, Meleka and Chipmunk's
entertaining vocal intrusions. Delicious stuff !

I'm loving 'My Turn', featuring Lightspeed Champion
(aka Devonte Hynes), which had the whole Wolf family
and an assorted collection of random rodents dancing
wildly around the first of our Autumn bonfires.
(It's that time of year again in The Home Forest).

The splendid Sam Sparro's soulful contribution to
'Feelings Gone' is another upbeat dancefloor highlight.

The wonderfully itchy 'What's A Girl Gotta Do?' is
elevated to the realms of burlesque splendour by
Paloma Faith's perky and quirky performance.
There's more than one bat in the belfry in this
terrific composition.

Things slow down with 'Stay Close' a texturally intriguing song
brought gracefully alive by Lisa Kekaula, who, unlike the execrable
Ms White, really does have a beautifully expressive voice.

'Distractionz', another cracker, mixes African
and Latin elements into a rich rhythmic stew.
Jose Hendrix Ndelo brings it all vividly alive.

No doubt about it The Jaxx are back on form !

Highly Recommended.
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Brilliant Album 11 Feb 2011
By Tom90
Format:Audio CD
Fantastic Album, I can't stop listening to it. The BBC review says it all. Doesn't present the listener with as many 'dance anthems' as Basement Jaxx have provided us with before, the perhaps slightly 'darker' tone of the album lends itself to a bit more 'grown up' dance tracks. None the less a more than worthy addition to any music collection, highly recommended!
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Brilliant 21 Jan 2010
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What can I say, Basement Jaxx have one it again with another brilliant album that is their own unique sound. My favourite songs on there are Scars, Raindrops, Saga, She's no Good and Day of the Sunflowers but the whole album is listenable which I find for a lot of albums not all the songs can be. I look forward to their next album and hope it can match; though these guys are unstoppable.........
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Beautiful! Thank you Jaxx for another fun, solid album!
Huge Basement Jaxx fan ever since Remedy in 1999. While Scars may not have the scarily perfect balance and flow of that first major release, it is still a whole lot of fun, offers... Read more
Published on 30 Oct 2009 by Morgan Matthew Lesko
Fantastic Feel Good Tunes - LOVE IT!!!
Amazing tracks on this album, Basement Jaxx are back to their best. Every song is an uplifting tune that makes me want to jump around the room and dance with wild abandon LOL! Read more
Published on 25 Oct 2009 by Mands
I'm not a Jaxx-detractor, but this one doesn't show them up in their...
Unlike some of their UK peers (who I won't name), Basement Jaxx have never taken credit for things they didn't invent. Read more
Published on 27 Sep 2009 by Colin Mccartney
Cut above
This album is worth the purchase price alone for the title track. A truly inventive slice of sonic bliss which succeeds in being both emotive and scary at the same time on a grand... Read more
Published on 26 Sep 2009 by C. S. Lockley
A Bit Of A Let Down :(
I'm a huge, and I mean huge fan of Basement Jaxx. Having been totally bown away and sucked in By Remedy back in 99, to dancing like a crazed fool in the rain at their 2007... Read more
Published on 22 Sep 2009 by C. Jose
back to best
after the so so last album, this one sees a return to form.
seem to be making music that they like rather than trying to please anyone else. Read more
Published on 21 Sep 2009 by Mr. Sanjiv Bali
Guest heavy and lacking
After a 3 year absence Jaxx return with their star studded new offering `Scars'. From the opener this feels like an entirely different beast. Read more
Published on 21 Sep 2009 by Toby Staunton
Biggest Let-Down in years!
I've been a fan of Jaxx since they started and liked all their albums. I think they lost the plot with this one. No real stand-out tracks. It's all incredibly dull and tedious. Read more
Published on 19 Sep 2009 by Peter Grace
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