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| Label © |
Warner Bros / Wea |
| Release Year |
1990 |
| Length |
41:45 |
| Genre |
Rock |
| Personal Star Rating [1-5] |
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| Ref# |
E-0004 |
| Bitrate |
~176 Kbps |
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| Info |
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1.
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Lay My Love
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4:43
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2.
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One Word
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4:34
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In the Backroom
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4:01
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4.
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Empty Frame
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4:27
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5.
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Cordoba
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4:25
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6.
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Spinning Away
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5:27
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7.
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Footsteps
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3:13
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8.
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Been There Done That
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2:52
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9.
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Crime in the Desert
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3:42
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10.
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The River
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4:21
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Both Eno and Cale have always flirted with conventional pop music throughout their careers, while reserving the right to go off on less accessible experiments, which means they've always held out the promise that they would make something as attractive as this synthesizer-dominated collection, on which Eno comes as close to the mainstream as he has since Another Green World and Cale is as catchy as he's been since Honi Soit. The result is one of the best albums either one has ever made. -- William Ruhlmann
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