Although die-hard fans of Lamb will already have every album Lamb have previously made it seems mad not to buy the last album they made before they split up through differences. New fans must have this album in their collection as it contains all the classics that have helped to mould and shape ... Read review
Best Kept Secrets is a collection of the finer points from Lamb's career to date--an even ... more
smattering from their four albums--their self-titled debut, Fear of Fours, What Sound and 2003's Between Darkness & Wonder. Although geographically miles away, La...
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Best Kept Secrets is a collection of the finer points from Lamb's career to date--an even ... more
smattering from their four albums--their self-titled debut, Fear of Fours, What Sound and 2003's Between Darkness & Wonder. Although geographically miles away, Lamb were an integral part of the Bristol sound with their music sitting somewhere between Portishead and Roni Size. "Cottonwool" opens the anthology, and rightly so--the brooding double bass, ethereal vocal and broken beats are a perfect intro to what they're all about. Best Kept Secrets is in chronological order and highlights the slight changes in direction that occurred in each period. Tunes such as "B-line" and "Bonfire" are more rhythmic than their fractal predecessors yet dirty in comparison to the smooth, almost soulful "Stronger" and "Please" from their latter years. Although the album gets comfier and more worthy of the "chillout" tag as it progresses, it's clear that two things remain consistent throughout: Rhodes' vocals remain beautiful and Barlow's production always does enough to keep it left of centre. --David Trueman
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Best Kept Secretsis a collection of the finer points from Lamb's career to date--an even ... more
smattering from their four albums--their self-titled debut,Fear of Fours,What Soundand 2003'sBetween Darkness&Wonder. Although geographically miles away, Lamb were an integral part of the Bristol sound with their music sitting somewhere between Portishead and Roni Size. "Cottonwool" opens the anthology, and rightly so--the brooding double bass, ethereal vocal and broken beats are a perfect intro to what they're all about.Best Kept Secretsis in chronological order and highlights the slight changes in direction that occurred in each period. Tunes such as "B-line" and "Bonfire" are more rhythmic than their fractal predecessors yet dirty in comparison to the smooth, almost soulful "Stronger" and "Please" from their latter years. Although the album gets comfier and more worthy of the "chillout" tag as it progresses, it's clear that two things remain consistent throughout: Rhodes' vocals remain beautiful and Barlow's production always does enough to keep it left of centre. --David Trueman
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Best Kept Secretsis a collection of the finer points from Lamb's career to date--an even ... more
smattering from their four albums--their self-titled debut,Fear of Fours,What Soundand 2003'sBetween Darkness&Wonder. Although geographically miles away, Lamb were an integral part of the Bristol sound with their music sitting somewhere between Portishead and Roni Size. "Cottonwool" opens the anthology, and rightly so--the brooding double bass, ethereal vocal and broken beats are a perfect intro to what they're all about.Best Kept Secretsis in chronological order and highlights the slight changes in direction that occurred in each period. Tunes such as "B-line" and "Bonfire" are more rhythmic than their fractal predecessors yet dirty in comparison to the smooth, almost soulful "Stronger" and "Please" from their latter years. Although the album gets comfier and more worthy of the "chillout" tag as it progresses, it's clear that two things remain consistent throughout: Rhodes' vocals remain beautiful and Barlow's production always does enough to keep it left of centre. --David Trueman
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Although die-hard fans of Lamb will already have every album Lamb have previously made it seems mad not to buy the last album they made before they split up through differences. New fans must have this album in their collection as it contains all the classics that have helped to mould and shape Lamb into becoming one of the biggest names in Trip hop and drum and bass.
The album contains tracks like 'One' one of the most disturbing and dark ... ...vocal talents really come out to play!
All of Lamb's songs are a mixture of wonderous beauty clashed with something so dark it hasn't even got a word to describe it.
This album has recently become the soundtrack to my life and has even inspired me to start making my own Trip Hop based music. A must have! ... more
Although die-hard fans of Lamb will already have every album Lamb have previously made it seems mad not to buy the last album they made before they split up through differences. New fans must have this album in their collection as it contains all the classics that have helped to mould and shape Lamb into becoming one of the biggest names in Trip hop and drum and bass. The album contains tracks like 'One' one of the most disturbing and dark love songs ever made. And Gabrielle, where Lou Rhodes vocal talents really come out to play! All of Lamb's songs are a mixture of wonderous beauty clashed with something so dark it hasn't even got a word to describe it. This album has recently become the soundtrack to my life and has even inspired me to start making my own Trip Hop based music. A must have!
thestrayedproject 22.01.2006
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Product details
Title
Best Kept Secrets (The Best of Lamb 1996-2004)
Performer
Lamb
Genre
Electronic
Sub Genre
Trip Hop / Big Beat
Release Date
07/06/2004
Recomended Retail Price
14.99 GBP
Label / Distributor
Mercury / Universal Music
Pieces in Set
1
Studio / Live
Studio
Stereo
Stereo
Format
Performer
EAN
602498665077
Catalogue Number
9866507
Additional notes
Album Notes
Bass-n-drums/trip-hop/pop hybrid Lamb select their finest work for this overview of their first four albums, including tracks from the import-only WHAT SOUND.
Titles on disc 1
1.
Cotton Wool
2.
Gold (original version)
3.
Gorecki
4.
God Bless
5.
Little Things
6.
B Line
7.
Lullaby
8.
Bonfire
9.
Heaven
10.
Gabriel
11.
One
12.
Stronger
13.
Wonder
14.
Please
15.
Till The Clouds Clear
16.
Angelica
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