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| 1. What Sound |
| 2. One |
| 3. Sweet |
| 4. I Cry |
| 5. Scratch Bass |
| 6. Heaven |
| 7. Small |
| 8. Written |
| 9. Gabriel |
| 10. Sweetheart |
| 11. Just Is |
| 12. Enhanced CD Rom - Includes 'Gabriel' video and exclusive live performances of 'Cotton Wool' and 'Little Things' |
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15 of 15 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
LAMB continues - and gets better,
This review is from: What Sound (Audio CD)
Following a tour in Portugal, LAMB decided to call it a day. Citing the very definite personal differences between them, Andy and Lou chose to split up - and promptly got back together again to produce "What Sound", described by Lou as a 'heart album' as opposed to the 'head album' that is it's predecessor, "Fear of Fours". Now with a permanent band behind them (Oddur, Jon and Nikolaj), LAMB have produced an almost painfully poignant, emotions-driven and organic album, with the trademark vast, often unpredictable range of vocal and instrumental styles. Lou's Zen spitituality can be seen most powerfully in 'Small', while Andy dons his Hipoptimist cap for the instrumental 'Scratch Bass'. With the third album typically very difficult for most artists, "What Sound" breaks the mould: it is not merely a successor in Lamb's previous works; it continues their quest to constantly modify themselves and explore new musical possibilities.
19 of 20 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Accessible, moving, but way overdue !,
By A Customer
This review is from: What Sound (Audio CD)
If the price we pay for quality and originalityis sparcity of releases then we have to accept it from Lamb and anybody else. Of their three albums this is the easiest to get into and is definitely the most 'up'. I doubt that it will have the durability of their debut but nearly everything on 'What Sound' has merit, including three especially beautiful tracks 'Heaven', 'Gabriel' and the title song. I can't say I particularly like the child oriented 'Small', but Andy Barlow really gets off on 'Scratch Bass'. I think Lamb now have an output comparable to Massive Attack with only a small proportion of their recognition. Go out and discover Lamb if you haven't already !
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Songs of time and distance,
By A Customer
This review is from: What Sound (Audio CD)
A very good album, almost like a mix of portishead, massive attack and morcheeba, but with a very melancholic feel and a smooth but solid bass. There are two tracks that really hit the spot for me. "I cry" is an incredible, truly incredible, song of what I guess you coud call the "human condition" - Love, Longing, Pain and the Optimism of Redemption all thrown into a songs lyrics :" By me I really want to feel The other track that kicks, in the extreme sense is "Gabriel". I've not heard anything of this calibre in years. It reminds me of a quote from the Will Gibson book "Count Zero": "Are you sad ?" Gabriel just has that feel. It's not sad, but listening to it imbues a sense of longing that's almost sadness. I'm not sure I can explain it. Go listen to it.
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