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  • Audio CD (29 Jan 2007)
  • Number of Discs: 1
  • Label: 679
  • ASIN: B000LZ6CU6
  • Other Editions: Audio CD  |  MP3 Download
  • Average Customer Review: 4.6 out of 5 stars See all reviews (5 customer reviews)
  • Amazon.co.uk Sales Rank: 38,511 in Music (See Bestsellers in Music)

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Song Title Time Price
Listen  1. No Love In Your Heart 4:52£0.69
Listen  2. Burn The Liars 2:44£0.69
Listen  3. Enemy Chorus 4:10£0.69
Listen  4. The Ground We Walk On 4:33£0.69
Listen  5. Bad Is As Bad Does 5:46£0.69
Listen  6. Gone For The Most Part 4:13£0.69
Listen  7. Foundation And Earth 5:26£0.69
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Listen  9. Broken Chain 3:16£0.69
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The Earlies were barely a band the first time round. They were more a string of luscious sounds that somehow came to each other drifting high above an ocean. The very essence of modern progressive folk music, they were separated by the Atlantic, based in Texas and Lancashire respectively, but saw no barriers there. Their music was disparate but meant to be. Organics sealed by electronics over copper wire. But they inevitably solidified on stage eventually, gaining particular credence from performances at free-thinking festivals like The Big Chill and Bestival. The energy acquired from those touring experiences meant they could never go back to what they were and this has all resulted in the bold and very certain statement that is their second album.

This is a record made by a complete band, and a band unwilling to wait for distant elements to migrate, conjoin and germinate. This is a record that forges its connections more instantly and with much more certainty and that draws on the influences of red-eyed electro trolls Death In Vegas as much their Royksopp/Neil Young hybrid, especially on the brooding, intoxicated 'Breaking Point'. The sense of evolution that defined their debut is still present however, the wonderful 'No Love In Your Heart' a kaleidoscope of bright tumbling ideas a la Lemon Jelly, and 'Gone For The Most Part' a creeping vine of mournful piano and lunar jazz. Still the stuff of daydreams, but making sure you wake up with a shiver now. --James Berry


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4 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars Sonic Anti-War Masterpiece, 25 Jan 2007
not sure if there have been many albums stating the horrors of the conflict in iraq..not sure if this is one either!
the artwork,song titles and lyrics all point to bush and the destruction of whats not his and
from start to finish you can feel the akwardness and doubt seeping around the beauty of this release,
it's a universe away from these were the earlies and so clearly shows what an incredible force the earlies are.
NO LOVE IN YOUR HEART and BURN THE LIARS open the album with futuristic krautrock rhythms,synths and strings and harmonies all rise and fall..it's an exhilarating opening demanding your attention..
title track ENEMY CHORUS starts stripped bare naked..it pushes the listener to the limit before rising into orbit and then back down to the gloomy dark reality..which just gives the next track THE GROUND WE WALK ON a welcoming release as the gorgeous strings ,woodwind and chimes open this sci-fi ballad..Carr sings straight but fragile and when the choir-like backing vocals appear the song soars into some kind of freedom..?
now it gets dark,really dark..BAD IS WHAT BAD DOES snakes and slithers through an almost massive attack type pulse..prog keyboards menace and swirl and climb..all wonderfully produced and executed.
GONE FOR THE MOST PART almost seems like the interval..an instrumental and a real work of craft..it towers above the skyscrapers full of hope ..then falls down the staircase into the full on brass attack of FOUNDATION AND EARTH its almost a funk workout with Carr swooning ..'here comes the slow release,here comes the peace' horns fight the bass and then the moogs arrive to give it some wierd elastic groove..bonkers!
LITTLE TROOPER starts/ends like the art of noise with soundbites,footsteps and chimes before revealing itself as a desperate marching song..and i mean desperate as in heartbraking,the rhythm convinces you the troops are marching down your road..off to a bad place.
the album is relentless and even confusing but you can't deny the ambition and scope..
BROKEN CHAIN feels all klf meets johnny cash in texas and then the biggest song rears it huge head..WHEN THE WIND BLOWS literally whips up a storm..'im gonna blow your house down' threatens the singer..and you believe him..
finally.. BREAKING POINT chugs in..all full of eastern promise,tribal drums a million synths and a great big sitar which will blow your head right off.
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2 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars strange sound...but it grows on you!, 12 Mar 2007
By M. Hamer (Tamworth, Staffs) - See all my reviews
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I didn't know what to think when I first bought this album, and I'm also struggling to describe it, or even compare it to anything. This strange combination of piano and Electro beats; mixed with somewhat psychedelic "Beatles-esque" vocals.

"No Love in your Heart" is a fantastic opener, giving you a vision straight away of what to expect of the rest of the album. Vocals drifting across a hard electronic beat. Then track 2 "Burn the Liars" comes bouncing in, with a quirky jumpy piano track.

From there the album follows on in generally the same way, some up-beat tracks, some slower, and a couple of instrumentals. However that's not a bad thing. The Enemy Chorus has grown on me.

Not much more I can say, good album, fresh sound, give it a try.
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2 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars deja vu..., 15 Feb 2007
By bozo "boho" (somewhere in the mediterranean) - See all my reviews
The Earlies - The Enemy Chorus. B000L26CU6

Deja vu ...every now and then you spin a disc for the first time - and it sounds all too familiar - deliciously so - you've heard it all before - even though you're hearing it for the first time.
Unncanny.
And this is how this album comes across to me - familiarly unfamiliar - I seem to know the next lyric - the next chord - the next sound before I hear - I'm ahead of it and myself.
Deja vu.
The mark of the makings of a good to great album.
3 to 5 stars.

So this is an Anglo/Americano combo that have successfully raided the history of popular music since '67 - the summer of love.
More Anglo than Americano, to these ears - these guys have me wanting to rediscover their earlier work - and have me wanting to search out the likes of Doves,Gomez, I am Kloot and the Beta Band.
And maybe Beck.
However this is an album of many influences - and in that lies a challenge, someone once said 'there is a very thin line between eclecticism and a dog's dinner' - but this ain't one for no mutt.
So whilst there are acknowledgements to some of the best of what's gone before in the history of rock'n'roll, this album is an original - the nods and winks only serve to to enhance it's contemporary sound - a celebration of the future.
It's timeless...however you can stop if you heard this before...
...is it good or is it great?
Only time will tell.





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