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Turin Brakes

Disco de Turin Brakes: “Jackinabox [Japan]”

Disco de Turin Brakes: “Jackinabox [Japan]”
Información del disco :
Título: Jackinabox [Japan]
Fecha de Publicación:2005-05-02
Tipo:Desconocido
Género:Folk, Adult Alternative, Cool As Folk
Sello Discográfico:JVC Victor
Letras Explícitas:Si
UPC:4988006827950
Lista de temas :
1 They Can't Buy The Sunshine Video
1 They Can't Buy The Sunshine Video
2 Red Moon Video
2 Red Moon Video
3 Forever Video
3 Forever Video
4 Asleep With The Fireflies Video
4 Asleep With The Fireflies Video
5 Fishing For A Dream Video
5 Fishing For A Dream Video
6 Road To Nowhere Video
6 Road To Nowhere Video
7 Over And Over Video
7 Over And Over Video
8 Last Clown Video
8 Last Clown Video
9 Above The Clouds Video
9 Above The Clouds Video
10 Building Wraps Round Me Video
10 Building Wraps Round Me Video
11 Jackinabox Video
11 Jackinabox Video
12 Come And Go Video
12 Come And Go Video
13 Where I've Been (Bonus Track for Japan)
13 Where I've Been (Bonus Track for Japan)
Análisis (en inglés) - :
{$Turin Brakes}' third release blends the lighthearted escapism of their debut and the slickly produced escapism of their sophomore release for a satisfying, tambourine-slapping good time. Acoustic guitars are still the thing and {$Ollie Knights}' voice is still a cross between {$Jeff Buckley} and early {$David Bowie}, but the songwriting has improved drastically. {$Knights} and his duo partner, {$Gale Paridjanian}, have never been considered the greatest lyricists, and while the somewhat improved prose on {^Jackinabox} won't change that, the arrangements are much tighter than ever and cover up whatever lyrical deficiencies the charismatic, freewheeling attitude of the band doesn't. When they offer upbeat, infectious, neo-hippie numbers like the funky {&"Asleep With the Fireflies"} ({$Jamiroquai} for the acoustic set) or {&"Over and Over"} (a playful, nearly {\cabaret} song), the album excels and fits summery afternoons like a glove. The wistful {\ballads} are more hit or miss, the widescreen {&"Road to Nowhere"} being an example of direct hit with the meandering {&"Forever"} being a tedious miss that feels totally out of place. Sliding guitars, xylophones, and {\electronic} touches flush out the sound, and the duo's complete involvement with the recording -- producing, engineering, etc. -- gives it a comfortable, "at home" feel. Fans won't be disappointed in the least, and with so much growth displayed, they should probably make room for converts. ~ David Jeffries, All Music Guide
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