Banki
02-24-2009, 04:21 AM
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Data[/b]"]Artist: Bloc Party
Album: Weekend In The City
Date: 2007
Genre: Rock
Codec: MP3 @n/a Kbps
Context[/b]"]I like both Silent Alarm and A Weekend in the City, though, while Silent Alarm seems to have higher highs and lower lows, A Weekend in the City is more level throughout, with a more cohesive and adjoined nature. While I don\'t think any one track has the instant-classic element that Banquet did, all the tracks on A Weekend in the City are solid and sound like they all could have been written solely in one weekend in the city. It feels like a genuine album, and while Silent Alarm was one as well, on that album it feels like the songs could have been written over a much lengthier period of time. I think the title on this newest release is fitting and symbolic of its feel. I\'m real curious to see where Bloc Party goes next and applaud this sophomore effort, for it maintains their trademark sound that sets the band apart and leaves the road wide open for growth possibilities.Tracklist[/b]"] 1. Song For Clay (Disappear Here)
2. Hunting For Witches
3. Waiting For The 7.18
4. Prayer
5. Uniform
6. On
7. Where Is Home?
8. Kreuzberg
9. I Still Remember
10. Sunday
11. Srxt
Download Links:
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=CWIR67MX
and
Dead. ~SS
Data[/b]"]Artist: Bloc Party
Album: Weekend In The City
Date: 2007
Genre: Rock
Codec: MP3 @n/a Kbps
Context[/b]"]I like both Silent Alarm and A Weekend in the City, though, while Silent Alarm seems to have higher highs and lower lows, A Weekend in the City is more level throughout, with a more cohesive and adjoined nature. While I don\'t think any one track has the instant-classic element that Banquet did, all the tracks on A Weekend in the City are solid and sound like they all could have been written solely in one weekend in the city. It feels like a genuine album, and while Silent Alarm was one as well, on that album it feels like the songs could have been written over a much lengthier period of time. I think the title on this newest release is fitting and symbolic of its feel. I\'m real curious to see where Bloc Party goes next and applaud this sophomore effort, for it maintains their trademark sound that sets the band apart and leaves the road wide open for growth possibilities.Tracklist[/b]"] 1. Song For Clay (Disappear Here)
2. Hunting For Witches
3. Waiting For The 7.18
4. Prayer
5. Uniform
6. On
7. Where Is Home?
8. Kreuzberg
9. I Still Remember
10. Sunday
11. Srxt
Download Links:
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=CWIR67MX
and
Dead. ~SS