Echo & The Bunnymen - Arrogance album FLAC

Country: UK Released: 16 Oct 2013 (reissue) Genre: Rock, Pop Style: Indie Rock, New Wave Tracklist 1 The Game 00:05 2 Over You 3:56 3 Bedbugs And Ballyhoo . .

Better known as the Bunnymen´s Grey Album, their fifith album may be considered as the hookiest and most memorable the band would ever write!.

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Echo & the Bunnymen is the fifth studio album by the English post-punk band Echo & the Bunnymen, their last with drummer Pete de Freitas, who died in 1989 in a motorcycle accident, aged 27. The album was produced by Laurie Latham who recorded the album in Germany, Belgium, London and Liverpool; this followed an aborted attempt at recording the album without de Freitas and with producer Gil Norton.

Bunnymen, Bunnymen, The, Echo & Bunnymen, Echo & The Bunneymen, Echo + The Bunnymen, Echo And The Bunnymen, The Bunneymen, The Bunnymen, エコー＆ザ・バニーメン. The whole album is a tour de force of quality musicianship, true emotion and edge - as are their next 4 full lengths in their own right. These guys were way ahead of their time and were excellent live. With Ian McCulloch channeling his inner Morrison, along side the killer riffs of Will Sergeant and a steady rhythm section, they found some much deserved crossover fame with some later tunes like Lips Like Sugar, The Killing Moon and Bring On The Dancing Horses.

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For Echo & The Bunnymen, arrogance is the elixir of inspiration - it’s almost like egomania is the drug that makes them dream, leading them into states of dementia, delirium, and - if they’re lucky - musical splendor. When the post-punk sex mystics played a rare intimate small-club date at New York’s Mercury Lounge on Saturday night, Ian McCulloch was definitely his awesomely arrogant self, never removing his shades, rambling in his thick Liverpool brogue. Coasting on their excellent new album The Fountain, the Bunnymen had confidence to spare, although they only touched on the album briefly with Think I Need It Too. (Mac’s introduction to that one was, I can’t remember what’s next - aaaaah, this one’s a classic! ) Will Sargent had his usual pose of monastic concentration, crouching alone with his guitar.

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Echo & the Bunnymen forged grandiose soundscapes out of punk energy and pop poetry. Crocodiles (1980) The drum machine gives way. By the time Echo & The Bunnymen released their debut album, the drum machine had been replaced by Pete de Freitas. Moody and mysterious, Crocodiles was produced by Bill Drummond (who was almost a fifth member of the band, according to Ian McCulloch) and Dave Balfe of The Teardrop Explodes, with Ian Broudie (later of The Lightning Seeds) assisting.