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Disc 01
 01. "Completely Exposed" 02. "Your Sweet Boom" 03. "She Needs Me" 04. "I Wanna Be Your Telephone" 05. "Enough's Enough" 06. "The Ring" 07. "You Are Waking" 08. "I Can Love Again" 09. "It's A Kiss" 10. "Compass" 11. "Gypsy Blood" 12. "Coma chameleon" 13. "Big Drift" 14. "You See My Light"
Disc 02
01. "I Turn It Around" 02. "Lies Inside" 03. "Your Sweet Boom (Dub)" 04. "Pat's Compass" 05. "Lies Inside (Cold Dub)" 06. "Making Of The Album (Video)"
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| | Description: | Limited two CD edition includes an additional CD containing five bonus tracks. 2010 release, the fourth album from the British Pop/Soul singer/songwriter. Compass is an exciting voyage through sound featuring the haunting title track 'Compass' and the gutter-fuzz of first single 'The Ring' checking off spectral, ethereal atmospherics ('You See My Light'), furious howling-funk ('Coma Chameleon') and beat-box-infused Soul ('Completely Exposed') on the way. He's teamed up with an all-star cast at the helm are Beck and Grizzly Bear's Chris Taylor on production duties. They also play on the record, alongside Dan Rossen and Chris Bear (Grizzly Bear), Feist, Wilco's Brian Lebarton, Nikka Costa, Gonzales and legendary drummer James Gadson (who has recorded with BB King, Herbie Hancock and Martha Reeves, amongst others). Warp.? 2010 Warp Records Limited. © 2010 Warp Records Limited.
Housed in multifold card sleeve. Includes a booklet. | | | Producer: |
Jamie Lidell |
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20 |
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WARPCD192X |
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| Connor McKnight - 11/Jun/2010 British retro-soul crooner Jamie Lidell's fourth album, "Compass," takes listeners down an electro-funk path blazed by its fair share of rock collabor...
|  | Paul Fowler - 08/Jun/2010  It’s not something he’s often credited for but since he started singing on his stuff Jamie Lidell has proved that he knows how to open an album. Multi...
| | Ruairi Alexander - 03/Jun/2010  The Brit-born turned American soul singer returns with another spectacular album in the form of Jamie Lidell – Compass. The new album boasts 14 tracks...
| | | Rob Geary - 01/Jun/2010 Since breaking out as a retro-minded soul singer amid futuristic techno tunes, Jamie Lidell has struggled to reconcile musical identities. Is he the B...
| | | Janne Oinonen - 01/Jun/2010 Following 2006’s warped future funk opus ‘Multiply’, ‘Jim’ (released two years ago) sounded disappointingly normal. It was hard to begrudge the suprem...
| | | Nick Freed - 26/May/2010 Jamie Lidell is a complete musical anomaly to me. Starting out in the underground techno group Super Collider, he seemed like just another fairly tale...
| | Mark Pytlik - 21/May/2010  It's been four years since Jamie Lidell transformed from a maker of fidgety laptop music into a deconstructionist soul singer. In that time, he's mana...
| | | Ross Pounds - 21/May/2010 So much for following the same path. Jamie Lidell's days as one half of highbrow glitch boffins Super Collider appeared long behind him with the relea...
| | | Rob Evans - 20/May/2010 How do you classify Jamie Lidell No description could ever quite fit in to an itunes genre tag without being ridiculously pretentious. ‘Soultronica’,...
| | | Benjamin Boles - 20/May/2010 Jamie Lidell’s last album, Jim, lured many new fans with its ultra-smooth retro soul vibes, but long-time listeners wondered if he’d completely turned...
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