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Odd couple was a pretty soild effort in my opinion, but yeah it wasn't gold either.
And why are yall acting like there's no chance this might suck
Danger Mouse + Daniele Luppi,Jack White, Norah Jones=Rome, in stores May 17
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Odd couple was a pretty soild effort in my opinion, but yeah it wasn't gold either.
And why are yall acting like there's no chance this might suck
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from the link it sounds new age western indie @@$, good looks on the info, sounds good, supporting it.
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from the link it sounds new age western indie @@$, good looks on the info, sounds good, supporting it.
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Some five years in the making, the conception of Rome actually dates back even further, to the 2004 meeting of Brian Burton a/k/a Danger Mouse and Italian composer/arranger Daniele Luppi. Burton was emerging from the aftermath of the media storm around his Grey Album and beginning work on Gorillaz now multi-platinum and Grammy winning Demon Days. Luppi was amassing acclaim for his album An Italian Story, which paid tribute to the cinematic sounds that shaped his childhood, while writing music for the screen (Sex In The City, Nine, etc.) and soon thereafter contributing arrangements to Burton projects including Gnarls Barkley, Dark Night of the Soul and Broken Bells.
United in their shared passion for classic Italian film music, Burton and Luppi have created a record like no other: Intense songwriting periods both together and apart and travels to Rome during which Luppi reunited for the first time in decades original musicians from the scores of The Good, the Bad and the Ugly and Once Upon a Time in the West including the legendary Marc 4 backing band and Alessandro Alessandroni’s ‘I Cantori Moderni’ choir laid the groundwork. Recording took place in Rome’s cavernous Forum Studios formerly Ortophonic Studios, founded, amongst others, by the great Ennio Morricone — employing vintage equipment, for which Burton and Luppi would pay with bottles of wine, and making every effort to replicate the recording practices of the 1960s/70s golden age, recording live to tape, with no electronics, computers or 21st-century effects.
for more info and buy check: www.romealbum.com
Tracklist
01. Theme Of Rome
02. The Sore With a Broken Neck
03. Morning Fog (Interlude)
04. Season’s Trees
05. Her Hollow Ways (Interlude)
06. Roman Blue
07. Two Against One
08. The Gambling Priest
09. The World (Interlude)
10. Black
11. The Matador Has Fallen
12. Morning Fog
13. Problem Queen
14. Her Hollow Ways
15. The World
album is
official release is May 17 but it's already out there.
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Some five years in the making, the conception of Rome actually dates back even further, to the 2004 meeting of Brian Burton a/k/a Danger Mouse and Italian composer/arranger Daniele Luppi. Burton was emerging from the aftermath of the media storm around his Grey Album and beginning work on Gorillaz now multi-platinum and Grammy winning Demon Days. Luppi was amassing acclaim for his album An Italian Story, which paid tribute to the cinematic sounds that shaped his childhood, while writing music for the screen (Sex In The City, Nine, etc.) and soon thereafter contributing arrangements to Burton projects including Gnarls Barkley, Dark Night of the Soul and Broken Bells.
United in their shared passion for classic Italian film music, Burton and Luppi have created a record like no other: Intense songwriting periods both together and apart and travels to Rome during which Luppi reunited for the first time in decades original musicians from the scores of The Good, the Bad and the Ugly and Once Upon a Time in the West including the legendary Marc 4 backing band and Alessandro Alessandroni’s ‘I Cantori Moderni’ choir laid the groundwork. Recording took place in Rome’s cavernous Forum Studios formerly Ortophonic Studios, founded, amongst others, by the great Ennio Morricone — employing vintage equipment, for which Burton and Luppi would pay with bottles of wine, and making every effort to replicate the recording practices of the 1960s/70s golden age, recording live to tape, with no electronics, computers or 21st-century effects.
for more info and buy check: www.romealbum.com
Tracklist
01. Theme Of Rome
02. The Sore With a Broken Neck
03. Morning Fog (Interlude)
04. Season’s Trees
05. Her Hollow Ways (Interlude)
06. Roman Blue
07. Two Against One
08. The Gambling Priest
09. The World (Interlude)
10. Black
11. The Matador Has Fallen
12. Morning Fog
13. Problem Queen
14. Her Hollow Ways
15. The World
album is
official release is May 17 but it's already out there.
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Smooth.
Danger Mouse never disappoints.
Danger Mouse never disappoints.
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Smooth.
Danger Mouse never disappoints.
Danger Mouse never disappoints.
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Odd couple was a pretty soild effort in my opinion, but yeah it wasn't gold either.
And why are yall acting like there's no chance this might suck
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Odd couple was a pretty soild effort in my opinion, but yeah it wasn't gold either.
And why are yall acting like there's no chance this might suck
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That's what I like to see
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That's what I like to see
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It sounds good. Norah Jones voice is so soothing to me.
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It sounds good. Norah Jones voice is so soothing to me.
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Will definitely give it a listen. Love Norah, like Jack's voice and I'm a fan of DM (don't think everything he does is gold though
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wonder how many ppl know who Daniele Luppi is?
wonder how many ppl know who Daniele Luppi is?
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Will definitely give it a listen. Love Norah, like Jack's voice and I'm a fan of DM (don't think everything he does is gold though
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wonder how many ppl know who Daniele Luppi is?
wonder how many ppl know who Daniele Luppi is?
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yesssssss thanks for the update completely forgot about this project
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yesssssss thanks for the update completely forgot about this project
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Guess y'all haven't listened to that Joker's Daughter project.
I listened to "ROME" earlier today and don't know what to think of it. It's not bad, but it's not really my cup of tea (moved a little too slow for my liking). Surprised there was so many instrumental tracks, as well.
"Season's Trees" is dope, though.
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Guess y'all haven't listened to that Joker's Daughter project.
I listened to "ROME" earlier today and don't know what to think of it. It's not bad, but it's not really my cup of tea (moved a little too slow for my liking). Surprised there was so many instrumental tracks, as well.
"Season's Trees" is dope, though.
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This album is brilliant. Beautiful music.
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This album is brilliant. Beautiful music.
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I was just about to make a thread, glad I looked.
Heard about this last night browsing twitter on my phone and nprmusic posted a link.
Loving everything about this album.
Heard about this last night browsing twitter on my phone and nprmusic posted a link.
Loving everything about this album.
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I was just about to make a thread, glad I looked.
Heard about this last night browsing twitter on my phone and nprmusic posted a link.
Loving everything about this album.
Heard about this last night browsing twitter on my phone and nprmusic posted a link.
Loving everything about this album.