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In Silico

by: Pendulum

Release Date May 12, 2008
I must say that I agree entirely with the review by Mr H Pearce, entitled "A change of direction", and cited as the "most helpful critical review" - he has hit the nail on the head.

I too was a big fan of Hold Your Colour as a superb cross-over album, with just the right amount of grittiness to make substantial rock and DnB references, without making both completely homogonised and bland. Alas, in Silico homogonises pretty hard, and the result is an album that sounds as though it were expressly composed for the lastest Hollywood blockbuster soundtrack.

As per Mr Pearce's insightful review, it will doubtless have a few feet tapping when it comes on that bit later in some of the bars, but this album will be forgotten ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 2
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Hold Your Colour

by: Pendulum

Release Date August 06, 2007
I bought this based on someone else's recommendation, and I have to say that although it's not a bad album, In Silico is much better. Sorry!

CD-Charts Position 3
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In Silico (Special Edition)

by: Pendulum

Release Date May 12, 2008
I must say that I agree entirely with the review by Mr H Pearce, entitled "A change of direction", and cited as the "most helpful critical review" - he has hit the nail on the head.

I too was a big fan of Hold Your Colour as a superb cross-over album, with just the right amount of grittiness to make substantial rock and DnB references, without making both completely homogonised and bland. Alas, in Silico homogonises pretty hard, and the result is an album that sounds as though it were expressly composed for the lastest Hollywood blockbuster soundtrack.

As per Mr Pearce's insightful review, it will doubtless have a few feet tapping when it comes on that bit later in some of the bars, but this album will be forgotten long ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 4
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Hold Your Colour

by: Pendulum

Release Date July 25, 2005
I bought this based on someone else's recommendation, and I have to say that although it's not a bad album, In Silico is much better. Sorry!

CD-Charts Position 5
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Junglesound Gold: Mixed By Pendulum

by: Pendulum

Release Date February 27, 2006
i dont posses the origonal jungle sounds cd, but this is good cd i must admit on cd1 it is a bit annoying when the mc's come in over the top but darrison is far better than mcmc. the sencond cd is were it redeems itself 13 unmixed tunes that for dj's are usful with unheard fresh tracks and even for me some unheard Adam F tracks. i got this cd for £3.99 and it was worth every penny.

CD-Charts Position 6
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The Other Side

by: Pendulum

Release Date July 28, 2008
i dont posses the origonal jungle sounds cd, but this is good cd i must admit on cd1 it is a bit annoying when the mc's come in over the top but darrison is far better than mcmc. the sencond cd is were it redeems itself 13 unmixed tunes that for dj's are usful with unheard fresh tracks and even for me some unheard Adam F tracks. i got this cd for £3.99 and it was worth every penny.

CD-Charts Position 7
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Propane Nightmares

by: Pendulum

Release Date April 28, 2008
i dont posses the origonal jungle sounds cd, but this is good cd i must admit on cd1 it is a bit annoying when the mc's come in over the top but darrison is far better than mcmc. the sencond cd is were it redeems itself 13 unmixed tunes that for dj's are usful with unheard fresh tracks and even for me some unheard Adam F tracks. i got this cd for £3.99 and it was worth every penny.

CD-Charts Position 8
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Pendulum

by: Pendulum, Kenny Wheeler, Gerard Presencer, Stan Sulzmann, Don Weller, Peter King, Tina May, Julian Arguelles, Clark Tracey, Nikki Iles

Release Date December 06, 1999
A collection of brand new tracks written by the creme de la creme of uk jazz musicians. Pendulum, previously Berkshire Youth Jazz Orchestra is joined by UK jazz legions, such as Ben Castle, Gerard Presencer and Tina May, to create one of the most exciting big band cd's ever to come out of this country! All styles covered, with some awesome soloing by the band and the stars. A must buy!

CD-Charts Position 9
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Granite

by: Pendulum

Release Date November 26, 2007
A collection of brand new tracks written by the creme de la creme of uk jazz musicians. Pendulum, previously Berkshire Youth Jazz Orchestra is joined by UK jazz legions, such as Ben Castle, Gerard Presencer and Tina May, to create one of the most exciting big band cd's ever to come out of this country! All styles covered, with some awesome soloing by the band and the stars. A must buy!

CD-Charts Position 10
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Hold Your Colour [12" VINYL]

by: Pendulum

Release Date July 25, 2005
I bought this based on someone else's recommendation, and I have to say that although it's not a bad album, In Silico is much better. Sorry!