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Track Listings
| Disc: 1 | |||
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| 1. Together We're Stranger | |||
| 2. All the Blue Changes | |||
| 3. The City in a Hundred Ways | |||
| 4. Things I Want To Tell You | |||
| 5. Photographs in Black and White | |||
| 6. Back When You Were Beautiful | |||
| 7. The Break-Up For Real | |||
| Disc: 2 | |||
| 1. (DVD Audio) Together We're Stranger | |||
| 2. All the Blue Changes | |||
| 3. The City in a Hundred Ways | |||
| 4. Things I Want To Tell You | |||
| 5. Photographs in Black and White | |||
| 6. Back When You Were Beautiful | |||
| 7. The Break-Up For Real | |||
| 8. Bluecoda (Bonus Track) | |||
| 9. The Break-Up For Real (Drum Mix) (Bonus Track) | |||
| 10. Video for 'Things I Want To Tell You' | |||
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Product Description
CD Description
No-Man's fifth album "Together We're Stranger" undoubtedly comprises the band's most ambitious and personal project in its history. Originally released in 2003, "Together We're Stranger" saw No-Man (the duo of Tim Bowness and Porcupine Tree's Steven Wilson) further extending the reach of its panoramic soundscapes and cracked, mournful, ballads. Additionally, the DVD-A disc includes the Break Up For Real (drum mix), (bluecoda), the video for Things I Want To Tell You and a photo gallery.
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14 of 14 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
This is a lovely album. Steve Wilson (Porcupine Tree) collaborates with Tim Bowness and the result is gorgeous. Gentle, ethereal songs that drift along - it's just a pleasure to listen to them. Chill out to this - candles, a glass of wine, a close friend - magical...
13 of 13 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
It's 2AM, im in the middle of writing a physics report that needs to be finished for tommorow, and nothing could fit more perfectly to chill me out and keep me going than this album right now. So subtle, yet so powerful. All the tracks just merge together to make a constant flow of beautifulness. I don't own any other no-man albums but I have a feeling that will change very soon. Mark my words...
11 of 11 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
This album perhaps contains one of the most atmospheric pieces of music I have ever heard. 'All the Blue Changes' is stunning in its simplicity and if you play this loud with the lights off, i can guarantee the hairs on your neck will stand up. It's a brilliant piece of musicianship. The collaboration between Wilson (how prolific is this guy?) and Bowness works well and while the album is fairly ambient, the instrumentation and melodies work well. I have a feeling people will come to appreciate No-Man's work more, now that Porcupine Tree are picking up in popularity and when you come to this album, you'll find it a delight to listen to.
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Most Recent Customer Reviews
Brilliant album
I listened to one track by this band awhile back and loved it along with the video it was a very haunting song "Back When You Were Beautiful". Read more
Published 5 months ago by P. O'Flynn
A musical melancholic reverie
What can be said about this album that has not been mentioned by other reviewers?
"Together we're stranger" is an odd title for a glorious musical experience that has... Read more
"Together we're stranger" is an odd title for a glorious musical experience that has... Read more
Published 14 months ago by J. Stockwell
A gem of an album
I discovered No-man on the back of listening to one of Steve Wilsons' other bands, Porcupine Tree. The music is miles apart and will be a disappointment to PT fans wanting to hear... Read more
Published 15 months ago by Dr.Catslapper
The Best No-Man Album
There is not much really that I can add to what nearly everyone else has already said about this one. Read more
Published 21 months ago by A. K. Thomas
'tempo drifts in half-cut wonderlands'
This album alone proves the genius of Steven Wilson. If he had showed up out of nowhere to give us this, and would vanish afterwards, that would be enough for me. Read more
Published on 16 Nov 2009 by Deven Gadula
Ambient Melancholy at it's best
Many people will 'flirt' with No-Man because of Steven Wilson, but to all PT fans out there, this is a totally different project and sound. Read more
Published on 15 Nov 2009 by Rik P
BORING,BORING...............BORING
Do i need to say anymore?
Well o.k then. I bought this because i'm a big fan of porcupine tree, and blackfield, but believe me this is so boring. Read more
Well o.k then. I bought this because i'm a big fan of porcupine tree, and blackfield, but believe me this is so boring. Read more
Published on 13 Dec 2008 by Mr. M. A. Rivers
There is still hope for British music, we have No-Man
One of the greatest british albums of the last 20 years, yes, its that good. Forget Brit pop bands and listen to No-man. Musicianship at it's best. Read more
Published on 6 Jan 2008 by Mr. R. E. Aird
Another collection of beautiful sad songs
Further exploring the ambient textures beautifully executed on the previous “Returning Jesus” album, the duo of Steven Wilson and Tim Bowness offer another collection... Read more
Published on 24 Mar 2004 by Dr. D. B. Sillars
Superb
Have you ever been let down by a No-Man album.....no of course you haven't! So why wait...you need this now. Read more
Published on 12 Dec 2003 by Nick C
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