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20 of 21 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Jeez, how dim are you lot?, September 22, 2004
This review is from: Another Late Night (Audio CD)
Yes, it's a compilation album of tracks that inspired the compiler, just like all the other 'Another Late Night' CDs. Seemingly a lot of folks here instantly dismissed it on that basis. Besides which, the tracks included are very Zero-7ish in vibe:
Cinematic Orchestra's string-drenched Channel 1 Suite, a dub workout of Roots Manuva's Witness, Madlib's helium-voiced alias Quasimoto and winds down with Herbert's mighty remix of Serge Gainsbourg.
Check it out, unless you strictly sit on the Groove Armada/Fatboy Slim fence there'll be plenty of new albums worth investigating on the strength of it.
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11 of 11 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
People Are Idiots, July 11, 2003
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This review is from: Another Late Night (Audio CD)
Simple Things is on of the coolest albums to come out in a while and Zero 7 certainly take you on a wonderful ride. Another Late Night is a CD of a much different type and purpose. The CD is great in it's own right because it stands firmly as a compilation and gives an insight into what inspired Zero 7. Any idiot who thought this was a new disc by Zero 7 and bashes it accordingly because it is not, well...why read a review by someone who can't even read a CD's description before purchasing it. This is Mellow, Classic stuff...for the refined ear.
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16 of 18 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
A little jumbled with some highlights perhaps worth it., September 4, 2002
This review is from: Another Late Night (Audio CD)
After hearing Rae and Christian's Another Late Night, I really had to hear more of the series (DJ Dan, Zero 7, Groove Armada), so I picked this CD up. Amazon had also recommended Zero 7 to me independantly. It started out innocently enough, with some loungey jazzy beats and ambient mood to it. The record rapidly turned, however, within three tracks, to a meta-rap deluge over mild and meek beats. After another couple tracks, the rap thinned out some, and it was replaced with some more upbeat, electronic jazz tones. I think that about half way through is really the highlight of the album. Bright and melodic, but still downtempo enough to be a relaxing listen. Shortly thereafter, however, the record makes a foray back into the hard rap-over-quiet-music genre. Thankfully, the album finishes on a brighter note, and for about four tracks, the album is worth listening to. I don't regret buying the album; I simply wish it had more substance to it. Buy used.
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