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Little Black Numbers [CASSETTE]

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by: Kathryn Williams

Release Date September 03, 2001

CD-Charts Position 292

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The Conceptual World Is Losing

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by: Transient

Release Date November 26, 2001

CD-Charts Position 293

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The Lack

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by: Lack

Release Date November 20, 2001

CD-Charts Position 294
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Who Will Survive and What Will Be Left of Them

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by: Murder By Death

Release Date December 15, 2003
This whole album is like an audio book, each track sets the scene and its like you are actually there. The atmosphere it creates is amazing, slipping into the dark and twisted minds of the characters in the tracks, seeing what they go through and being left with a little hope at the end.

A very climatic album for the true music lover with great taste!

CD-Charts Position 295
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Now [VINYL]

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by: Full Swing

Release Date April 12, 2005
This whole album is like an audio book, each track sets the scene and its like you are actually there. The atmosphere it creates is amazing, slipping into the dark and twisted minds of the characters in the tracks, seeing what they go through and being left with a little hope at the end.

A very climatic album for the true music lover with great taste!

CD-Charts Position 296
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Trellini [CASSETTE]

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by: Trellini

Release Date September 01, 1994
This whole album is like an audio book, each track sets the scene and its like you are actually there. The atmosphere it creates is amazing, slipping into the dark and twisted minds of the characters in the tracks, seeing what they go through and being left with a little hope at the end.

A very climatic album for the true music lover with great taste!

CD-Charts Position 297
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Mana

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by: Sunburn

Release Date September 07, 2000
This whole album is like an audio book, each track sets the scene and its like you are actually there. The atmosphere it creates is amazing, slipping into the dark and twisted minds of the characters in the tracks, seeing what they go through and being left with a little hope at the end.

A very climatic album for the true music lover with great taste!

CD-Charts Position 298
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From the New Nation of Long Shadows

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by: Voyager One

Release Date July 11, 2000
This whole album is like an audio book, each track sets the scene and its like you are actually there. The atmosphere it creates is amazing, slipping into the dark and twisted minds of the characters in the tracks, seeing what they go through and being left with a little hope at the end.

A very climatic album for the true music lover with great taste!

CD-Charts Position 299
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Little Black Numbers (Original)

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by: Kathryn Williams

Release Date June 12, 2000
By the end of the first track, 'We dug a hole', you'll be hooked; 40 minutes later, as the album ends, you'll be in love, 'Little Black Numbers' has that effect on you. Beautifully simple songs performed effortlessly by a group of talented musicians, provide the backdrop for Kathryn Williams mesmerising laments of love lost. Laura Reid's Cello deserves a special mention, as it provides a warm, almost heartbreaking, accompaniment to Williams' hushed vocals and melodic guitar playing.

The likes of 'Soul to feet' ("Is your life so exciting?/You have to tell everyone you meet"), and 'Tell the truth as if it were lies' ("Well here is a secret just for you/I'm more now I'm not with you") highlights Kathryn Williams' gift of writing biting ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 300
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Hateball

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by: Pete Wells

Release Date April 28, 2000
By the end of the first track, 'We dug a hole', you'll be hooked; 40 minutes later, as the album ends, you'll be in love, 'Little Black Numbers' has that effect on you. Beautifully simple songs performed effortlessly by a group of talented musicians, provide the backdrop for Kathryn Williams mesmerising laments of love lost. Laura Reid's Cello deserves a special mention, as it provides a warm, almost heartbreaking, accompaniment to Williams' hushed vocals and melodic guitar playing.

The likes of 'Soul to feet' ("Is your life so exciting?/You have to tell everyone you meet"), and 'Tell the truth as if it were lies' ("Well here is a secret just for you/I'm more now I'm not with you") highlights Kathryn Williams' gift of writing biting ... Read More: