8 thoughts on “ The Lazy Rest - Various - To Call Up The Shades (CD, Album) ”

1. Second single off of the album performed by Halsey, Not Afraid Anymore was released on 13th January Fifty Shades Darker (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) Q&A. Various Artists - Europe - The Final Countdown. Mabel - Don't Call Me Up. Golec uOrkiestra, Gromee, Bedoes - Górą Ty. Margaret - .

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2. Discover releases, reviews, credits, songs, and more about Lazy - This Is The Lazy at Discogs. Complete your Lazy collection.

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3. Various - To Call Up The Shades download free. Singer: Various Album's name: To Call Up The Shades Label: Happy Prince ‎– HPPR Type: CD, Album, Compilation Country: Japan Date of released: Category: Pop Style: Indie Pop.

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4. By the end of the album, Lazy has fallen prey to the problem of many other indie rock groups, beginning to sound standardized and losing the original quality of the song themes, childlike with adult overtones, that made the band truly unique in the beginning. Track Listing Title/Composer.

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5. I bought this CD set based on the greatness, in my opinion, of "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" by Jeff Lynn, Tom Petty, Prince etc (its on YouTube), and expected the rest of the CD set to be as good. Sadly it wasn't, there is the one great track surrounded by average tracks/5(53).

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6. Last Summer is certainly a relaxing album, but to call it boring would be off the mark. From "Inn of the Seventh Ray" and its trippy vocal echoes to the sugary synthpop of "My Mistakes," Last Summer mimics shades of Fiery Furnaces albums old and new, particularly in the twisted structure and meandering horns of "Owl's Head Park."/5(16).

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7. Members: Kevin Fox, Joanna Goldsmith-Eteson Former Members: Ward Swingle, Jonathan Rathbone, Ben Parry, Clare Wheeler, Jes Sadler, Tobias Hug, Christiane Legrand There are few music lovers who haven't heard the name the Swingle Singers. Since the release of that ground-breaking debut album in , this virtuosic eight-voice a cappella group (complete with their own vocal rhythm section) has.

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8. Dai Griffiths discusses "OK Computer" in the context of it being a "CD Album" - a single, uninterrupted sequence of songs as opposed to a vinyl or cassette album that had two definite sides. That's a completely different take on the album to mine and I can't say that I agree with it (me having listened to it on tape for the longest time)/5(53).

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