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Imagery

Search: Start Of Something New
by: Second Monday

Release Date October 16, 2006

CD-Charts Position 2
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The Man Who Ate the Man

Search: Start Of Something New
by: Magnetophone

Release Date October 24, 2005
Sadly, I think the last reviewer's critique of this album was a little lacking, if not misleading.

Firstly, there are some gorgeous vocals on here. The band have indeed supplied some of them (which I personally think make the grade), but they also have brought in guest vocalists King Creosote and HMS Ginafore, two absolutely beautiful voices (Just try and listen to 'A Sad Ha Ha' and tell me you're not choked up).

All the elements that made Magnetophone's first album so engaging are present, but added here are some awesome electro acoustic flourishes that really bring their music to life. Add the Breeders to the mix for a guest spot on 'Kel's Vintage Thought', and you've got a pretty diverse, rewarding listen. Give ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 3
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The Man Who Ate the Man

Search: Start Of Something New
by: Magnetophone

Release Date October 24, 2005
Magnétophone is perhaps best known for being the French word for a simple cassette recorder. However, with this curious set, this band again proves itself to be much more avant-garde than their name would suggest.

The Man Who Ate the Man much like its predecessor takes on influences from the likes of Air, Massive Attack, Cocteau Twins and Kraftwerk. Alluring electronica, scuzzed-out feedback, throbbing bass and guitar lines, trippy rhythms, mantra-like vocals; this can be best described as a darkly sensual, irresistibly hypnotic tapestry. Certainly, there is something otherworldly, something of the night about this beast which makes this album both disturbing and entrancing to listen to.

It could be, of course, that the album ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 4
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High School Musical: Sing a Long

Search: Start Of Something New
by: Various Artists

Release Date March 19, 2007
Magnétophone is perhaps best known for being the French word for a simple cassette recorder. However, with this curious set, this band again proves itself to be much more avant-garde than their name would suggest.

The Man Who Ate the Man much like its predecessor takes on influences from the likes of Air, Massive Attack, Cocteau Twins and Kraftwerk. Alluring electronica, scuzzed-out feedback, throbbing bass and guitar lines, trippy rhythms, mantra-like vocals; this can be best described as a darkly sensual, irresistibly hypnotic tapestry. Certainly, there is something otherworldly, something of the night about this beast which makes this album both disturbing and entrancing to listen to.

It could be, of course, that the album ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 5
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High School Musical

Search: Start Of Something New
by: Original TV Soundtrack

Release Date January 10, 2006
High School Musical is being talked about by teenager's everywhere, so I was determined to see what it was like. I asked someone I knew (who is obsessed with it) If I could borrow their copy of the soundtrack - And now I wish I hadn't. For staters the actual music is just over-used up beat dance tracks. With some weak mordern R and B thrown in. The things kicks of with a song entitled "Start of Something New". The song is merely just a badly written, horribly sang pop song. The vocals are very poor, there are signs of lack of emotion (in all the tracks). The second one, which is more of an R and B tune, is well irritating. The whole trainers squeeking in the back ground is simply annoying beyond beliefe. The "Gota getcha getcha getcha head in the game" ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 6
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Zoom Karaoke CD+G - Platinum Artists 114: High School Musical

Search: Start Of Something New
by: Zoom Karaoke

Release Date June 06, 2007
High School Musical is being talked about by teenager's everywhere, so I was determined to see what it was like. I asked someone I knew (who is obsessed with it) If I could borrow their copy of the soundtrack - And now I wish I hadn't. For staters the actual music is just over-used up beat dance tracks. With some weak mordern R and B thrown in. The things kicks of with a song entitled "Start of Something New". The song is merely just a badly written, horribly sang pop song. The vocals are very poor, there are signs of lack of emotion (in all the tracks). The second one, which is more of an R and B tune, is well irritating. The whole trainers squeeking in the back ground is simply annoying beyond beliefe. The "Gota getcha getcha getcha head in the game" ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 7
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High School Musical: The Concert

Search: Start Of Something New
by: Various Artists

Release Date September 24, 2007
Hello I am 20 years Old And Basically You Be Missed in your life If You Dont Own High School Musical The Concert and The DVD, It is 100% Alsome I had Shiver Down my spine, and The Songs are Extremly Catchy.
In my own heart and Experince, It 100% Better than Grease.
And Also High School Musical is the Untimate Expeience and musical that this Earth Is gonna See in our planet Lifetime it is that Good.

CD-Charts Position 8
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High School Musical: Hits Collection

Search: Start Of Something New
by: Various

Release Date November 26, 2007
Hello I am 20 years Old And Basically You Be Missed in your life If You Dont Own High School Musical The Concert and The DVD, It is 100% Alsome I had Shiver Down my spine, and The Songs are Extremly Catchy.
In my own heart and Experince, It 100% Better than Grease.
And Also High School Musical is the Untimate Expeience and musical that this Earth Is gonna See in our planet Lifetime it is that Good.