Booth and the Bad Angel

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A one-off collaboration between Tim Booth (singer of James) and composer Angelo Badalamenti, released as Booth and the Bad Angel.

The Booth and the Bad Angel album is a collaboration between Tim Booth and Angelo Badalamenti, released in 1996. The project features contributions from Bernard Butler and has a small participation by Brian Eno. Reviews praise the album's atmospheric production and Tim Booth's lyrics.

A highly positive review of the Booth and the Bad Angel project highlights the natural chemistry between Tim Booth and Angelo Badalamenti, praises the lyrics as among Booth's best, and emphasizes the album's atmospheric, cinematic production. Contributions from Bernard Butler and Brian Eno are noted. The reviewer recommends listening to the album in full.

For:Fans of Tim Booth, Angelo Badalamenti, Bernard Butler, and listeners of atmospheric/alternative 1990s music.

The lyrics of the James frontman found in this album are not just among the best of his career; they are among the best in history.
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