- Audio CD (24 July 2000)
- Number of Discs: 1
- Format: Import
- Label: Warner
- ASIN: B00004S4P7
- Other Editions: MP3 Download
- Average Customer Review: 4.8 out of 5 stars See all reviews (4 customer reviews)
- Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 203,150 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
The year of 2000 saw the release of the Deckard’s debut album ‘Stereodreamscene’. The Scottish four-piece were the former members of the East West signed rock outfit ‘Baby Chaos’ in the mid ‘90s. Now under their new group name, they deliver this catchy pop-rock album that possesses a mature and intelligent approach to their music. The album incorporates a sprinkling of synthesized sounds and orchestral layers that bring a unique depth to this well produced CD.
The album works well as a whole, with each song fitting together nicely as a unit. The opener track “What Reason” is an absolute corker of a track. The track is followed by the slower, quieter, more atmospheric number “Remain This Way”. This track positioning is the only qualm I have with the track layout. Running at 5mins 39secs, the song is perhaps a little too long for a track of this nature to be put second on the album. It’s still a great song though.
For me track seven “Once There Was A Girl” is the absolute highlight of the album. Fast paced, chunky riffage, meaty vocals, funky-funky drums, and a towering chorus make the track a true winner. The song’s bridge screams haunting memories of past Baby Chaos tracks that will draw an instant smile on the face of any fan.
All in all, the album is a masterpiece of pop-rock. It is a definite must buy for any fans of Baby Chaos.
0 of 1 people found the following review helpful
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British pop-rock at it's most infallible. Released three years too early which meant the album didn't achieve the success owed to it, but that's fine since this means my selfishness is satisfied as I get to keep the band all to myself.
Baby Chaos/Deckard have an uncanny knack of writing perfect pop rock tunes.
Baby Chaos/Deckard have an uncanny knack of writing perfect pop rock tunes.
0 of 3 people found the following review helpful
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Having discovered the geniusness of Baby Chaos in the early 1990's, I eagerly awaited the Deckard Album release having learnt that Baby Chaos were no more. While I still regularly rock out to all the tunes on previous Baby Chaos Albums, I have grown very fond of the new Deckard sound. It is indeed a fuller and more in-depth album proving that they know exactly how to write wicked songs that are catchy, melodic and rocking. Chris Gordon ( the lead vocalist) has certainly enhanced his vocal range further, the harmonies are often amazingly powerful. The only thing not to back this brilliant debut album up is a decent UK tour so all of the UK can appreciate how god damn good they are. A Brilliant Album.
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