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Yellow Note
We Love Everybody
Genres: Dance & Electronic, Pop

Track Listings (12) - Disc #1
1. Love Resurrection
2. Beautiful Morning
3. She Gets Me High
4. Naked Drunk and Horny (featuring Pukka)
5. The Fury
6. Perfect World
7. Free Of The Past
8. Film Of The Book
9. Krishna
10. Drugsandalcoholandalcoholanddrugs
11. New Man
12. Jubilation

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All Artists: Yellow Note
Title: We Love Everybody
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 1
Label: Immergent
Release Date: 7/15/2003
Genres: Dance & Electronic, Pop
Styles: Drum & Bass, Techno, Dance Pop
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 676628306123

Synopsis

Album Description

Call it Pop, call it Electro - Yellow Note is the new breed. With tongue firmly in cheek, this New York electro producer has come up with an album of pop songs. Style does not replace substance though the infectious melodies are bound to win over any fan of electric music. The simplicity of the chords ress easy against the wild electronics. Sweet vocals float through the dynamic sound patterns. This is what electronic music should sound like. The underlying sense of humor only makes it more enjoyable. Yellow Note Evokes another world with We Love Everybody...,one both innocent and dark.

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CD Reviews

YOU MUST BUY THIS RECORD

08/08/2003

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This is that for which electronic sonic manipulation equipment was invented, and that in which all the hard work of the 80s has culminated. If you think electronica is too repetitive, and if you think good lyrics are dead, and if you think you've heard it all, and if you think you can't dance to a tune you can sing, then this album will change your mind. I've been following this Yellow Note cat for the past few albums ("We're Not The Beatles", etc...), and it's always something new and refreshing. You know, the kind of CD you want to burn for your friends, but then you like it so much, and you want the artist to be able to feed his kid, so you go ahead and BUY copies for your friends..."

Style and Substance

10/17/2003

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This record has a subtle sophistication and toungue-in-cheek sensibility that is lacking in most music today. The sound goes way beyond electro-pop and really defies categorization, which is one of the many things I like about it. The grooves are infectious and the lyrics are hysterical - if you're hip enough to get the joke."

Very Mixed and somewhat dissapointed

Brian C. Cunningham | Philadelphia, PA | 11/12/2004

(3 out of 5 stars)

"Let's get this stright first: I've been a long time fan of Electronic music, and ALWAYS at the top of my list of producers has been Yellow Note. Jungle Sky really found a GEM. And I have turned on a WIDE variety of music listeners out there to the sounds of "Whatever," "Sunshine," "War" and all the others wonderful flavors that he has brought us in those first two albums. They were simply BRILLIANT. I was not expecting the Electro sound of "We Love Everybody"-- I bought it because David Barratt is a genius at work. I understand, that for what Electro is, this album is again a huge step above the Norm. I just don't know if this Electro 'sound' best suits Yellow Note's talent. To me, his true strength lied in tight weaves of the various layers within drum'n bass (hip-hop, dub, experimental, even salsa). I was so looking forward to taking yet another journey through that weave. And I just can't find that in this album."