Blank & Jones - Nightclubbing (5 LP)
- LP
- 5 piece(s)
- 2001
- 24 tracks
- 3 uur, 49 min
- lounge
Nightclubbing
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Decent outing, though it's not particularly moving or awe-inspiring, most of the songs are quite forward-thinking and briefly center around the main tunes. There are some catchy melodies that convey a sense of hope and energy. This album serves as a fitting soundtrack for early 90s video games. The music isn't likely to linger in your mind, and there's no track pleasant enough to sing along to. Still, it's a satisfying album with a good range of sounds. The CD 2 (Bonus) features three tracks in chill-out versions, reminiscent of some ATB productions. These tracks work best to set a mood, like at a beach, a bar, or your home.
Blank & Jones' worst album ever. Not a single good song. I was honestly ashamed to have it when it first came out, after listening a couple times I just tossed it in the trash. Awful.
Blank & Jones' worst album ever. Not a single good song. I was truly ashamed to have this when it first came out, after listening to it a couple of times I just binned it. Awful.
Blank & jones put out their worst album ever. Not a single good song in it. I felt so ashamed to have this when it first came out, after giving it a few listens, i just tossed it in the trash. Awful.
Good album, though it's not particularly moving or impressive, most of the tracks are quite progressive and briefly highlight the main melodies. It features some catchy tunes that convey optimism and energy. This album serves as a fitting soundtrack for early 90s video games. The music isn't likely to stay with you, and there's no song pleasant enough to sing along to. Still, it's a satisfying album with a solid selection of sounds. The CD 2 (Bonus) includes three tracks in chill-out versions, reminiscent of some ATB productions. These tracks work best to set a mood, whether you're at the beach, in a bar, or at home.
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