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LA RECENSIONE
I've only recently started visiting this site, which seems really interesting to me (discovered on "rumore")!
Anyway, I do a search and: ??? NO CINEMATIC? Are you crazy?! Anyone reading this must absolutely listen to this group: it has everything! Jazz-electronic-dreamy atmospheres... I liked them so much that I dragged my ex to see them in Rome.
I've never seen a live show like it... AND I'D SEE IT AGAIN!
A DJ, a piano, a sax, a bass, a sampler, a drum set, and a Black singer can really make you feel great!!!
Also recommended is "Man With A Movie Camera": the same album, but recorded differently, to give it even more color! FANTASTIC!
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Summary by Bot
The reviewer enthusiastically recommends The Cinematic Orchestra's Every Day for its unique blend of jazz and electronic music featuring dreamy atmospheres. They recall an unforgettable live experience with diverse instrumentation and praise the alternate album version 'Man With A Movie Camera' for its vibrant reinterpretation.Tracklist Lyrics Videos
01 All That You Give (feat. Fontella Bass) (06:10)
All that you are
all that you are,
all that you have,
all that you give
mmmm
You hear me ravin'
you hear me ravin'
ravin', ravin'
you see me cryin'
I'm grieving from my hat down to my shoes
mmmm-hmm
All that you are
all that you are,
all that you have,
all that you give
all that you give
02 Burn Out (10:13)
But when the money's gone...
They don't come around...
But when the money's gone...
They don't come around...
The Cinematic Orchestra
The Cinematic Orchestra is a British nu-jazz/electronic group founded by Jason Swinscoe. Known for fusing jazz instrumentation with sampling and turntablism, they released Motion (1999), Every Day (2002), Ma Fleur (2007) and To Believe (2019), and scored The Crimson Wing: Mystery of the Flamingos.07 Reviews
Other reviews
By ZiOn
"Every Day remains an excellent album and undoubtedly the best by the Cinematic Orchestra."
"A music that, no matter what people say, remains unique and fascinating."
By ZiOn
The album by The Cinematic Orchestra... has the merit of fusing past, present, and future, and does so with a contamination that reflects a globalized world.
The stars continue to illuminate the path of Every Day, even two decades later, and they will continue to illuminate it for a long time to come.
