JonnyH
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Balls are very serious business.
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Balls are very serious business.
Twentytwo
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Searching For A Former Clarity
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Oldwhitelincoln11
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I love a Morcheeba but never gave this album a chance with the different singer.
Corycm
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Being very familiar with her, this title is pretty much right in line with what I’d expect. I dig EC. Balls is from ‘07(? I think) and as far as I know hadn’t been released on vinyl before.
gaporter
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Mack37
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Sonicpharmacist
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Which album are you referring to? Skye sings on Big Calm, was the singer for their first 3 I believe. I also did not give them a shot when she left the band, her voice was a big part of their appeal.
gaporter
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Dive Deep was recorded with a bunch of guest vocalists, if I recall correctly. "Enjoy the Ride" with Judie Tzuke is a hidden gem, but I can't speak for the rest of the album tbh.
Sonicpharmacist
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Ahh, got it. Yeah I am also unfamiliar with their albums without Skye, and to be fair, I wasn’t too big a fan of the direction they took with Fragments Of Freedom, so I lost interest.
gaporter
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FOF was actually my intro to them, and while it's not my favorite of theirs, I have a lot of nostalgia for it as a breezy, summertime soundtrack. The albums they've done since Skye rejoined have been a bit more faithful to their trip-hop roots, I think, but I don't know that they are at the same level of quality as their 90s output. I'm not very familiar with albums they did without her as the vocalist either.
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BEABADOOBEE - Beatopia (Super-Splatter Edition)
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Only 45 left.
Damn, how did I miss this. Some one please @ me if any more of these pop up or a different variant.
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@Jonathan Y
The answer is indie record shops will have this. While I haven't seen it pop up anywhere yet to order from indie shops online, my local shop in Salem was able to order this for me from their distributer when I asked about it.
Oldwhitelincoln11
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Dive Deep. I love the stuff Skye sings on. Charango is my favorite!
tvham
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Are y'all familiar with Supreme Beings of Leisure? Of all the Morcheeba copycat bands that came out around that time they were probably my favorite.
DrainedPatience
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Yes! Golddigger is the jam!
My favorite Morcheeba album is still the first, Who Can You Trust? I could listen to Howling on a loop all day.
tvham
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Big Calm is still my favorite but really enjoy the first three Morcheeba albums. And agreed - Golddigger is great!
eatdogs
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I don't think that one has had an official pressing since it's first release in 1996.
Morcheeba - Who Can You Trust?
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It's definitely due a reissue. MOV would be a great choice.