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Track Listings
| 1. Tomorrow |
| 2. Lost A Friend |
| 3. Waltzing Along |
| 4. She's A Star |
| 5. Greenpeace |
| 6. Go To The Bank |
| 7. Play Dead |
| 8. Avalanche |
| 9. Homeboy |
| 10. Watering Hole |
| 11. Blue Pastures |
| 12. Lost A Friend |
| 13. Greenpeace |
| 14. Homeboy |
| 15. Waltzing Along |
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James' eighth album is something familiar yet new, incorporating more textured, electronic layers into the basic sound of 1994's WAH WAH. The British band continues to play aroundwith its familiar dichotomy of intimacy and enormity, sometimes placing Tim Booth's thoughtful, poetic lyrics against abackground of pure simplicity, as in the longing, ballad-like "Lost A Friend", and other times setting them in vastly arranged musical contexts. The best example of this is "She'sA Star", which delivers bittersweet lyrics ("Her shadow is always with her/Her shadow could always keep her small/So frightened that he won't love her/She builds up a wall") with stadium-sized vocals. The polished, skilful playing and smooth production (by Stephen Hague, assisted by Brian Eno) keepthe sound of WHIPLASH clean yet urgent.
James' eighth album is something familiar yet new, incorporating more textured, electronic layers into the basic sound of 1994's WAH WAH. The British band continues to play aroundwith its familiar dichotomy of intimacy and enormity, sometimes placing Tim Booth's thoughtful, poetic lyrics against abackground of pure simplicity, as in the longing, ballad-like "Lost A Friend", and other times setting them in vastly arranged musical contexts. The best example of this is "She'sA Star", which delivers bittersweet lyrics ("Her shadow is always with her/Her shadow could always keep her small/So frightened that he won't love her/She builds up a wall") with stadium-sized vocals. The polished, skilful playing and smooth production (by Stephen Hague, assisted by Brian Eno) keepthe sound of WHIPLASH clean yet urgent.