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Track List
01) Took Out a Loan
02) Berlin
03) Weapon of Choice
04) Windows
05) Cold Wind
06) Not What You Wanted
07) 666 Conducer
08) All You Do Is Talk
09) Lien on Your Dreams
10) Need Some Air
11) Killing the Light
12) American X
13) Am I Only
01) Took Out a Loan
02) Berlin
03) Weapon of Choice
04) Windows
05) Cold Wind
06) Not What You Wanted
07) 666 Conducer
08) All You Do Is Talk
09) Lien on Your Dreams
10) Need Some Air
11) Killing the Light
12) American X
13) Am I Only
4:16
3:11
2:50
6:06
4:18
3:43
4:01
5:42
4:36
4:04
3:55
9:11
4:26
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3D Case
3D Thumb
3D Flat
3D Face
3D Spine
First Released
2007
Alternative Rock
Crazy
Rock/Pop
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Baby 81 es el cuarto álbum de la banda, lanzado por RCA y grabado en The Boat Studios (Los Ángeles) en 2007.
Supuso el regreso a la electricidad tras la pausa introspectiva de Howl. El título alude a un bebé superviviente del tsunami de 2004, reflejando temas de renacimiento y resistencia. Canciones como “Weapon of Choice”, “Berlin” y “All You Do Is Talk” combinaron energía visceral con melodías melancólicas.
Aunque no tan revolucionario como su predecesor, fue recibido con respeto y consolidó a BRMC como una banda infalible en directo.
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Abhilasha Jeyarajah. That's the name you were searching for in case you were wondering. This is Baby 81: the child who survived the Tsunami and was fought over by multiple parents. For a while there's ben something of a fight for the heart and soul of BRMC too, but with the return of drummer Nick Jago, they seem to have fought their way out of their country hole and back into the place we love them the most. The wide open, grunged up landscape where new posibilities aren't just an option, but a way of life.
The changes (and beauties) are signalled on two numbers in particular. The frankly bloated (yet marvellous) "American X" which takes 9 minutes to reach a peak of Muse-like bluster and indignancy, and the daring "Weapon Of Choice" which reminds you of everything you ever loved about the band, yet does it with a panache that they couldn't have mustered three years ago.
While the band still retain the same fuzzed-up vibe there's a sense that they've been actually sitting down and learning some new chords and deciding to tone down the attitude with some real skills. At times this leads to a rather worrying Beatle-esque atmosphere on "Window", yet overall Baby 81 is easily up there with the band's best work. Six years into their career, BRMC seem to be growing up...
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Baby 81 es el cuarto álbum de la banda, lanzado por RCA y grabado en The Boat Studios (Los Ángeles) en 2007.
Supuso el regreso a la electricidad tras la pausa introspectiva de Howl. El título alude a un bebé superviviente del tsunami de 2004, reflejando temas de renacimiento y resistencia. Canciones como “Weapon of Choice”, “Berlin” y “All You Do Is Talk” combinaron energía visceral con melodías melancólicas.
Aunque no tan revolucionario como su predecesor, fue recibido con respeto y consolidó a BRMC como una banda infalible en directo.
User Album Review
Abhilasha Jeyarajah. That's the name you were searching for in case you were wondering. This is Baby 81: the child who survived the Tsunami and was fought over by multiple parents. For a while there's ben something of a fight for the heart and soul of BRMC too, but with the return of drummer Nick Jago, they seem to have fought their way out of their country hole and back into the place we love them the most. The wide open, grunged up landscape where new posibilities aren't just an option, but a way of life.
The changes (and beauties) are signalled on two numbers in particular. The frankly bloated (yet marvellous) "American X" which takes 9 minutes to reach a peak of Muse-like bluster and indignancy, and the daring "Weapon Of Choice" which reminds you of everything you ever loved about the band, yet does it with a panache that they couldn't have mustered three years ago.
While the band still retain the same fuzzed-up vibe there's a sense that they've been actually sitting down and learning some new chords and deciding to tone down the attitude with some real skills. At times this leads to a rather worrying Beatle-esque atmosphere on "Window", yet overall Baby 81 is easily up there with the band's best work. Six years into their career, BRMC seem to be growing up...
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