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| Third (Portishead, CD) |
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| More than a decade after its self-titled sophomore outing, the pioneering British electronica ensemble Portishead finally resurfaced with 2008's THIRD, an album that both meets and defies expectations. Although the record features many of the group's aural signatures--most notably that exquisitely dark, cinematic mood and Beth Gibbons's heartbreaking vocals--it presents little in the way of vintage trip-hop, proving that sonic masterminds Geoff Barrow and Adrian Utley aren't keen on ... |
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| Dummy (Portishead, CD) |
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| Portishead: Beth Gibbons (vocals); Adrian Utley (guitar, Hammond organ, bass, Theremin); Geoff Barrow (Fender Rhodes piano, drums, programming). Additional personnel: Strings Unlimited (strings); Dave McDonald (nose flute); Andy Hague (trumpet); Neil Solman (Fender Rhodes piano, Hammond organ); Gary Baldwin (Hammond organ); Clive Deamer (drums); Richard Newell (programming). Recorded at State Of The Art and Coach House Studios, Bristol, England. Named for a town near Bristol, England, ... |
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| Pnyc (Portishead, CD) |
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| Portishead: Beth Gibbons (vocals); Adrian Utley (guitar, Moog synthesizer); Geoff Barrow (drums, DJ). Additional personnel includes: Israel Chorberg, Richard Clark (violin); Alfred Brown(viola); Stephanie Susie Katayama (cello); Ben Waghorn (alto flute, alto & tenor saxophones); Will Gregory (oboe, baritone saxophone); Dave Ford, Andy Hague (trumpet, flugelhorn); John Cornick (trombone); John Baggott (keyboards); Jim Barr, Jeffry Carney, David Finck, John Miller (bass); Clive Deamer ... |
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| Portishead (Portishead, CD) |
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| Portishead: Beth Gibbons (vocals); Adrian Utley (guitar, piano, Fender Rhodes piano, Moog synthesizer, bass); Geoff Barrow (drums). Additional personnel includes: John Baggot (samples); Sean Atkins (background vocals). Like Soul II Soul a few years before them, Portishead spearheaded a revolution in both pop and dance music by introducing a distinctive new groove. Portishead was at the vanguard of the '90s trip-hop onslaught, and after a three-year respite, they return with a self-titled ... |
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| Reloaded: Greatest Hits (Jones, Tom, CD) |
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| Personnel includes: Tom Jones, Van Morrison, Cerys Matthews (vocals); Portishead; Art Of Noise; The Cardigans; Stereophonics. This hits package is essentially intended to bring the U.S. audience up to date with the huge success of Tom Jones' 1999 U.K. release RELOAD, which paired Jones with several contemporary artists. Accordingly, RELOADED is a mix of classics such as "It's Not Unusual" and "What's New Pussycat" (with marvelously remastered fidelity) and newer collaborations. You ... |
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| Glorytimes [IMPORT] (Portishead, CD) |
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| Double dose of remixes and rarities of the angst ridden band whose sound and demeanor make them the logical choice in a progression from the mantle of Joy Division. The remixes of 'Sour Times and 'Glory Times' singles are now exclusively found here. |
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| Glorytimes (Portishead, CD) |
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| Unique collection of remixes from Bristol's favourite downtempo miserablists; contains "Glory Box (Mudflap Mix)" and "Scorn." Canadian import. |
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| PNYC (Portishead, Cassette) |
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| Portishead: Beth Gibbons (vocals); Adrian Utley (guitar, Moog synthesizer); Geoff Barrow (drums, DJ).Additional personnel includes: Israel Chorberg, Richard Clark (violin); Alfred Brown(viola); Stephanie Susie Katayama (cello); Ben Waghorn (alto flute, alto & tenor saxophones); Will Gregory (oboe, baritone saxophone); Dave Ford, Andy Hague (trumpet, flugelhorn); John Cornick (trombone); John Baggott (keyboards); Jim Barr, Jeffry Carney, David Finck, John Miller (bass); Clive Deamer (drums, ... |
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| Portishead (Portishead, Cassette) |
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| Portishead: Beth Gibbons (vocals); Adrian Utley (guitar, piano, Fender Rhodes piano, Moog synthesizer, bass); Geoff Barrow (drums).Additional personnel includes: John Baggot (samples); Sean Atkins (background vocals).Like Soul II Soul a few years before them, Portishead spearheaded a revolution in both pop and dance music by introducing a distinctive new groove. Portishead was at the vanguard of the '90s trip-hop onslaught, and after a three-year respite, they return with a self-titled ... |
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| Urbal Beats: Definitive Guide To Electronic Music (C.J. Bolland, Chemical Brothers (The), Crystal Method (The), DJ Icey, Everything But The Girl, Future Sound Of London, Goldie (Drum & Bass), Keoki, Orb (The), Orbital (Compilation), Portishead, Prodigy (The), Rabbit In The Moon, Reprazent, Roni Size, Underworld, Various Artists, Cassette) |
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| On seminal DJ culture magazine Urb's techno compilation, the expected turntable magic never displaces the funky beats that are the lifeblood of any good dance track. Future Sound Of London, Rabbit In The Moon, DJ Icey and others keep things moving with old favorites. Wink's "Higher State Of Consciousness" is as mind-blowing as it was on the day of its release. Newer dance floor-shakers from the likes of Goldie and The Chemical Brothers bode well for the breakbeat-funk future of techno. A ... |
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| Dummy (Portishead, Cassette) |
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| Portishead: Beth Gibbons (vocals); Adrian Utley (guitar, Hammond organ, bass, Theremin); Geoff Barrow (Fender Rhodes piano, drums, programming). Additional personnel: Strings Unlimited (strings); Dave McDonald (nose flute); Andy Hague (trumpet); Neil Solman (Fender Rhodes piano, Hammond organ); Gary Baldwin (Hammond organ); Clive Deamer (drums); Richard Newell (programming). Recorded at State Of The Art and Coach House Studios, Bristol, England. Named for a town near Bristol, England, ... |
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| Glory Times/B-Side Collection (Portishead, CD) |
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| 1995's GLORY TIMES is a pair of CD singles gathering together both hits from Portishead's 1994 debut DUMMY, "Sour Times" and "Glory Box," including several remixes of both songs. |
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| Roseland NYC Live (Portishead, CD) |
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| ROSELAND NYC LIVE includes 11 remarkable tracks taken from the Portishead's electrifying 1997 show at the famed New York club. This CD also contains a CD-ROM film entitled "Road Trip." |
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| Portishead (Portishead, Cassette) |
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| Portishead: Beth Gibbons (vocals); Adrian Utley (guitar, piano, Fender Rhodes piano, Moog synthesizer, bass); Geoff Barrow (drums). Additional personnel includes: John Baggot (samples); Sean Atkins (background vocals). Like Soul II Soul a few years before them, Portishead spearheaded a revolution in both pop and dance music by introducing a distinctive new groove. Portishead was at the vanguard of the '90s trip-hop onslaught, and after a three-year respite, they return with a self-titled ... |
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| Pnyc (Portishead, VHS) |
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| Filmed live at Roseland Ballroom, New York, New York on July 24, 1997. |
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| Third * (Portishead) |
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| More than a decade after its self-titled sophomore outing, the pioneering British electronica ensemble Portishead finally resurfaced with 2008's THIRD, an album that both meets and defies expectations. Although the record features many of the group's aural signatures--most notably that exquisitely dark, cinematic mood and Beth Gibbons's heartbreaking vocals--it presents little in the way of vintage trip-hop, proving that sonic masterminds Geoff Barrow and Adrian Utley aren't keen on ... |
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