Planet Funk - Non Zero Sumness (2002)@flac
- CategoryMusic
- TypeLossless
- LanguageEnglish
- Total size496.6 MB
- Uploaded Byalekow
- Downloads112
- Last checkedJun. 13th '18
- Date uploadedMar. 22nd '18
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Planet Funk's biggest hit was Chase The Sun from 2000. Last year, Inside All The People was a modest hit single too. This year saw the release of Non Zero Sumness, their debut CD. This CD is great, it starts with Where Is The Max, which actually is the same as One Step Closer, the song Planet Funk wrote for Simple Minds' new CD Cry. This is an instrumental version, a great track in my opinion. Track 2 is Chase The Sun, a pleasant and positive club tune, which could have lasted for a couple of minutes more. 3 and 4 is All Mans Land and The Switch, especially 3 is a classic Planet Funk tune with great melody and rhythm. The Switch is also out as a single.
5 is Inside All The People, a song that gave me goose bumps when I saw it on MTV with that great video. Great melody, great vocals. 6 is Under The Rain, one of the absolute best tracks on the album, great female vocals, reminded me a bit of Opus III's first album Mind Fruit. Charles Burchill of Simple Minds plays guitar on this one. 7 is Paraffin, also a good track with a more rocky sound. 8 is Piano Piano, a short one, kind of special and quirky. 9 is Tightrope Artist, I don't like the crazy male vocals on this one, but the melody of the tune keeps the song floating. 10 is Who Said, the only track on the CD that I don't like at all - here Planet Funk tries to sound like Apollo 440 with some quite stupid and annoying lyrics. The last track is The Waltz, and it actually starts like an electronic waltz, really cool, but then the vocals enters and the tune loses a bit of its originality, sounds a bit like Way Out West. After a minute of silence, the music starts up again with some quite uninteresting trance/rave/dancefloor-music.
All in all, Non Zero Sumness is a great CD, although it does fall a bit in quality on the last part of the disc, but that's a quite famous problem in the world of music! Most of the tracks are good, although none of them gave me the feeling of complete bliss, like I did when I heard Inside All The People firstly.
What is great about this italian band is that they manage to mix the electronic and vibrant DJ-sound with great use of guitars, basses and vocals, and often with the melody at the centre, although I could have wanted a couple more instrumental tracks.
I paid an enormously high price as an import when I ordered this CD from Amazon, I totally don't understand why it's so expensive and hard to get, after all it has several hit singles on it! The distribution company (italian?) must do a bad job on this one. (Customer from Amazon)
5 is Inside All The People, a song that gave me goose bumps when I saw it on MTV with that great video. Great melody, great vocals. 6 is Under The Rain, one of the absolute best tracks on the album, great female vocals, reminded me a bit of Opus III's first album Mind Fruit. Charles Burchill of Simple Minds plays guitar on this one. 7 is Paraffin, also a good track with a more rocky sound. 8 is Piano Piano, a short one, kind of special and quirky. 9 is Tightrope Artist, I don't like the crazy male vocals on this one, but the melody of the tune keeps the song floating. 10 is Who Said, the only track on the CD that I don't like at all - here Planet Funk tries to sound like Apollo 440 with some quite stupid and annoying lyrics. The last track is The Waltz, and it actually starts like an electronic waltz, really cool, but then the vocals enters and the tune loses a bit of its originality, sounds a bit like Way Out West. After a minute of silence, the music starts up again with some quite uninteresting trance/rave/dancefloor-music.
All in all, Non Zero Sumness is a great CD, although it does fall a bit in quality on the last part of the disc, but that's a quite famous problem in the world of music! Most of the tracks are good, although none of them gave me the feeling of complete bliss, like I did when I heard Inside All The People firstly.
What is great about this italian band is that they manage to mix the electronic and vibrant DJ-sound with great use of guitars, basses and vocals, and often with the melody at the centre, although I could have wanted a couple more instrumental tracks.
I paid an enormously high price as an import when I ordered this CD from Amazon, I totally don't understand why it's so expensive and hard to get, after all it has several hit singles on it! The distribution company (italian?) must do a bad job on this one. (Customer from Amazon)
01. Where Is The Max [4:40]
02. Chase The Sun [3:53]
03. All Man's Land [5:32]
04. The Switch [4:41]
05. Inside All The People [4:57]
06. Under The Rain [6:23]
07. Paraffin [4:30]
08. Piano Piano [2:31]
09. Tightrope Artist [5:16]
10. Who Said (Stuck In The UK) [3:45]
11. The Waltz [14:27]
Vocals: Dan Black (4, 5, 7, 10), Sally Doherty (3, 6, 11), Auli Kokko (2), Raiz (9)
The total length of track 11 is 14:27 due to a hidden track "Rosa Blu", which starts at 7:05, preceded by 35 seconds of silence after the track "The Waltz".
Label: Bustin' Loose Recordings / Sony
Released: 2003
Catalogue: STD5106532
Codec: Flac
Compression Level: 6
Quality: High
CD-rip by alekow (EAC and Flac)
Covers Included (600dpi)
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Planet Funk - Non Zero Sumness (2002) Artwork- back 1.jpg (9.5 MB)
- back.jpg (10.2 MB)
- cd.jpg (6.0 MB)
- front.jpg (11.2 MB)
- inside 1.jpg (14.9 MB)
- inside 2.jpg (18.4 MB)
- inside 3.jpg (17.3 MB)
- inside 4.jpg (11.2 MB)
- 01 - Where Is The Max.flac (30.8 MB)
- 02 - Chase The Sun.flac (26.8 MB)
- 03 - All Man's Land.flac (35.5 MB)
- 04 - The Switch.flac (32.4 MB)
- 05 - Inside All The People.flac (33.9 MB)
- 06 - Under The Rain.flac (44.3 MB)
- 07 - Paraffin.flac (31.6 MB)
- 08 - Piano Piano.flac (12.9 MB)
- 09 - Tightrope Artist.flac (35.9 MB)
- 10 - Who Said (Stuck In The UK).flac (25.5 MB)
- 11 - The Waltz.flac (88.1 MB)
- folder.jpg (225.6 KB)
- info.txt (6.9 KB)
- Non Zero Sumness.cue (1.6 KB)
- Planet Funk - Non Zero Sumness.log (11.4 KB)
- Planet Funk - Non Zero Sumness.m3u (0.3 KB)
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