Track Listings (11) - Disc #1| All Artists: Alien Title: Pleasure of Leisure Members Wishing: 0 Total Copies: 0 Label: Blue Room Americas Release Date: 10/13/1998 Genres: Dance & Electronic, Pop Styles: Electronica, Dance Pop Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPCs: 660876700123, 617936907022 |
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The Alien in question is an Englishman named Alistair Johnson. Alien engages in otherworldly drum & bass antics, relentless breakbeat sound collages, subterranean acid jazz, and exotic space stylings. On an extremely w... more » |
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Amazon.com The Alien in question is an Englishman named Alistair Johnson. Alien engages in otherworldly drum & bass antics, relentless breakbeat sound collages, subterranean acid jazz, and exotic space stylings. On an extremely well-produced disc, Johnson performs all of the music except for a single saxophone exposition by Craig Mumford and some slide guitar by Miss Olga Brooks. Reminiscent of Alex Patterson's work with the Orb, Alien takes the listener on a percussive ride straight to the heart of modern British techno-psychedelia that holds up well under repeated listenings. With bubbling synthesizers, subliminal drum programs, and acrobatic rhythm discourses, Johnson shows off his fertile, futuristic imagination on this entertaining release. --Mitch Myers Similarly Requested CDs
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CD ReviewsAmbient drum n bass. No chick singers. M. DEIBERT | Bethlehem , PA United States | 01/29/2008 (5 out of 5 stars) "A really great record made in a time when drum n bass was hip. Not IDM but also not pure dance music. Tracks like Everything I Never Said, Blind Summit, Time Timed, The Pleasure Of Leisure (very Squarepusher-esque)and Slow Fader (with a nice repeating sax line), have drum n bass feels (more ambient drum n bass, mid tempo stuff, with synthetic drum beats rather than breaks from old R&B records), yet tracks like Honeycreeper, A Killer In The Family and A Mans Eye has a more ambient feel (the later reminding me a bit of Ricahrd D. James), Progress is Progress is more of a down tempo piece (in the vein of Amon Tobin). No chicks singing on this album (which is good to know prior to buying any drum n bass album because that singing ruins ALL drum n bass) and nice production make The Pleasure of Leisure a solid disc for fans of electronic music, drum n bass, or those just looking for intriguing background music to cook to. And at a used price starting at 1 cent there is no reason why you shouldn't have it." The Pleasure of Leisure - Alien .. Good stuff!!! Michael Janitch | St. louis missouri | 08/05/2003 (5 out of 5 stars) "To sum it up, this album personifies the essence of Ambient Drum & Bass. Having first heard this album while online, when I first heard it while surfing, I found that some of the songs made me feel weird.... of course I was entranced in front of my computer ;^) Furthermore- let it be written- that this album is a real bargain at whatever price this site is asking for it. You'd be lucky to find it at a local record store."
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