discoscaccomatto » Electrónica » Laurent Garnier - 30

Laurent Garnier - 30 descargar gratis

Artista: Laurent Garnier
Álbum: 30
País: UK & Europe
Liberado: 1997
Estilo: House, Techno, Electro
Etiqueta: F Communications
Genre: Electrónica
Catálogo #: F063CD, FC063CD
Tamaño del FLAC: 1205 mb.
Tamaño del MP3: 2170 mb.
Clasificación: 4.9/5
Votos: 193
Fuente de los registros: CD, Album

Laurent Garnier Europe Communications House Techno Electro 1997

Download MP3 Download FLAC

Lista de canciones

1	The Hoe	6:00
2	Le Voyage De Simone Vocals – Lauren Garnier	4:33
3	Flashback	8:37
4	?	0:18
5	Kall It!	4:14
6	Sweet Mellow D	9:30
7	Crispy Bacon	5:49
8	Mid Summer Night	4:43
9	For Max	5:53
10	Deep Sea Diving	2:10
11	Theme From Larry's Dub Flute – Malik	5:55
12	I Funk Up	5:00
13	Feel The Fire	7:14
14	La Minute Du Répondeur Le Plus Casse-Couilles	1:34

Versiones

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
FC063CDLtd	Laurent Garnier	30 ‎(CD, Album, Ltd)	F Communications	FC063CDLtd	UK & Europe	1997
FC 063	Laurent Garnier	30 ‎(CD, Album, Promo, Adv)	F Communications	FC 063	France	1997
NR2020	Laurent Garnier	30 ‎(CD, Album)	F Communications, Never Records	NR2020	US	1997
AVCD-11572	Laurent Garnier	30 ‎(CD, Album)	Avex Trax	AVCD-11572	Japan	1997
F063DLP	Laurent Garnier	30 ‎(2x12", Album, Gat)	F Communications	F063DLP	UK & Europe	1997

Créditos

Artwork [Cover Art] – Marc Anselmi
Design – Geneviève Gauckler
Photography By – Laurent Hélou
Producer, Written-By – Laurent Garnier

Notas

All tracks written & produced at the Wake Up Lab around Paris.
"Flashback" specially dedicated to Armando.
Distribution France & Benelux by PIAS France 137 0063 20/381P.
UK by PIAS UK, distribution by Charged/Vital. Germany by Rough Trade RTD 372 7063 2/PC43.
Published by Basic Groove.

(P) & (C) 1997 F Communications.

Released as a clear tray jewel case, with silver booklet with black font.

Códigos de barras

Barcode (Text): 5 413356 854428
Barcode (String): 5413356854428
Matrix / Runout (Variant 1): DADC AUSTRIA A0100206257-0101 14 C8
Mastering SID Code (Variant 1): IFPI L554
Mould SID Code (Variant 1): IFPI 94V7
Matrix / Runout (Variant 2): DADC AUSTRIA A0100206257-0101 14 C10
Mastering SID Code (Variant 2): IFPI L554
Mould SID Code (Variant 2): IFPI 94K7
Rights Society: Sabam/Biem
Label Code: LC 7800
Distribution Code: 381P
Price Code: PC43

Empresas

Distributed By – PIAS France – 137 0063 20
Distributed By – Rough Trade Distribution – RTD 372 7063 2
Distributed By – PIAS UK
Distributed By – Charged
Distributed By – Vital
Phonographic Copyright (p) – F Communications
Copyright (c) – F Communications
Published By – Basic Groove Publishing
Produced At – Wake Up Lab

Vídeo

Álbum

30 is a seemingly effortless blend of classic Chicago jacking house with minimalistic acid funk and the occasional detour into trip-hop and ambient house. Enhanced by Laurent Garnier's longtime DJ work, the superb mix and feel for what should come next inform production skills to an incredible degree. The single Crispy Bacon is one of the seminal moments in the history of acid, while Sweet Mellow D and the mid-tempo For Max provide other highlights. Good album from Laurent Garnier. Not quite up there where his best work resides, but a solid effort nonetheless. The thing with this guy is that, with the exception of Unreasonable behaviour, his albums follow a hit 'n' miss philosophy. He displays such a versatile plethora of sounds and styles, that very few like the entire album but everybody loves certain parts of it. And 30 is not much of a difference. The classics like Crispy Bacon, Flashback and For Max are known globally, but what about the rest It's far from filler let me tell you. Laurent Garnier. 2013 сингл Remixes. Pay TV. 2009 сингл. Tales of a Kleptomaniac. Tales of Kleptomaniac : Another Story. Point 3 Fire Album. System 7. Point 3 Water Album. Album 1997 14 Songs. 30 Laurent Garnier. Deep Sea Diving, 02:20. Sweet Melow D, 09:32. Crispy Bacon, 05:52. The Hoe, 06:02. Mid Summer Night, 04:50. La Minute Du Répondeur Le Plus Casse-Couilles, 01:43. Critic Score. LAURENT GARNIER. Label: F Communications Release Date: 31st March 1997. 30 Tracklisting. Deep Sea Diving. Sweet Melow D. Crispy Bacon. The Hoe. Mid Summer Night. Kall It LAURENT GARNIER. La Minute Du Répondeur Le Plus Casse-Couilles. Theme from Larry'S Dub. Feel the Fire. Listen free to Laurent Garnier 30 Deep Sea Diving, Sweet Mellow D and more. 14 tracks 71:39. Discover all of this album's music connections, watch videos, listen to music, discuss and 30 the best album by Laurent Garnier brings together thousands of 'greatest ever album' charts and calculates an overall ranking. Time left: 3d 4h 59m 2s Ships to: Worldwide

This is an album that plays the old school of Laurent Garnier,overall its an enjoyable album, with varied kinds of musics, dark, melodic, technofunk and ambiental tunes.My favourite tracks are: "For Max" and "Le voyage de simone" both musics are very melodic and melancholic. then the tracks wich i don´t enjoy at all are:"The Hoe" and "Flashback", these tracks have no melody, only beats and distressing sounds...still this is one of the few albums a enjoy by Laurent Garnier.

Laurent Garnier takes a more wider approach on his second album, resulting in a diverse array of tracks. "Deep Sea Diving" starts the record with some gentle ambient that reflects the title perfectly. "The Hoe" goes for minimal house, while "I Funk Up" grooves its way with some technofunk. There still is a decent amount of pure techno, such as "Crispy Bacon". It took me some time to understand what is so good about this track, since I'm not always a big fan of the rough side of Garnier. The building is excellent and when the track is at the climax, it still has some nice tricks to differentiate from the other predictable tracks in the genre. Unfortunately, "Flashback" is such a cut, being one of the very few skippers. "Kall It!" is a better track, throwing in some sparse synths over the easy rhythm and the dark bass (though the vocoder could have been left out). The best comes out of Garnier when he flirts with other styles. "For Max", for example, is an excellent abstract downtempo groove, especially when those twinkeling sounds make their appearance after three minutes. Another highlight is "Sweet Mellow D". A majestic melody line hypnotizes the listener and guides it through nearly ten minutes. The structure is perfect and the kick drum is hardly needed (be sure to check out the gorgeous live version on Youtube too). The jazzy "Feel the Fire" is also great: simple, happy and catchy. "Theme From Larry's Dub" veers to dub and incorporates some pretty flute riffs to add depth to the track. The impressive "Mid Summer Night" has an odd beat, but as the track progresses and more instruments and sounds are added, it gets more shape. And then "Le Voyage de Simone" closes the album in a blissful ambient style. Not every track is a success, but, as a whole, 30 is an excellent album.

Good album from Laurent Garnier. Not quite up there where his best work resides, but a solid effort nonetheless.
The thing with this guy is that, with the exception of "Unreasonable behaviour", his albums follow a hit 'n' miss philosophy. He displays such a versatile plethora of sounds and styles, that very few like the entire album but everybody loves certain parts of it. And "30" is not much of a difference. The classics like Crispy Bacon, Flashback and For Max are known globally, but what about the rest? It's far from filler let me tell you. Sweet Mellow D has a really, well, mellow melody and a very smooth drive, nicely developing through its nine minutes running time.
The Hoe has a funny old school sample and the whole track sounds kind of like one of those old hip house tracks by the Jungle Brothers, Kall It is yet another old school influenced tune worth mentioning. Neither one of these two is life altering, but it's sure quality music.
Theme From Larry's Dub is a great dubbish track, maybe a little on the monotonous side of things, but it's not too long, so you really can't complain too much. Feel The Fire is a superb, melodic, blast from the past house track, and quite a few people liked it when I played it for them.
These are just some tracks I felt needed a mention as they often get overlooked 'cause everybody's all over the most known tunes. Back to what I wrote above: it's not a classic, but maybe if more people payed attention to it, some new light will be shed over it. Essentially essential for LG fans!