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London Elektricity - Live Gravy FLAC album

London Elektricity - Live Gravy FLAC album

Tracklist

1 Billion Dollar Gravy
2 Do You Believe
3 Cum Dancing
4 Spread Love
5 Born To Synthesise
6 The Great Drum+Bass Swindle
7 Be There
8 My Dreams
9 Different Drum

Credits

  • Bass – Andy Waterworth
  • Drums – The Jungle Drummer
  • Keyboards – Landslide, Tony Colman
  • Vocals – Liane Carroll, MC Wrec, SP MC, Stamina MC

Notes

Tracks 1-7 recorded live at the Jazz Cafe on 23/10/03. Track 8 recorded live at Leiceseter University on 25/10/03. Track 9 recorded live at the Knowledge Drum & Bass Awards on 20/11/03.
DVD also includes videos for Billion Dollar Gravy & Cum Dancing as well as behind the scenes footage of the bands roadtrips. It also features individual profiles of each of the band members.


London Elektricity - Live Gravy FLAC album

Musician performer: London Elektricity

Title: Live Gravy

Date of release: 2004

Style: Downtempo, Drum n Bass, Hip Hop

Genre: Electronic

Size FLAC: 1189 mb

Rating: 4.3 / 5

Votes: 595

Other Formats: VOX DXD AU RA VOC MOD MPC

London Elektricity Downtempo Drum n Bass Hip Hop 2004

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Qudanilyr
Quite interesting. Live performances of a few of "Billion dollar gravy" hits, with "Do you believe" and a cover of "Spread Love" which is the Nu:tone mix of that song. It shows the strength of this act when they play live: its goal is not that drum'n bass jumping, because the jungle drummer plays different kind of complex rhythms; its goal is a middle point between an electronica live act and live jazzy improvisations (nearer to the broken beat or even acid jazz scene). The MCs are enthusiastic, but it is Lianne Carroll who looks and sounds amazing, really confortable with the audience, making them sing, dance, jump, move. Tony Coleman looks like having a lot of fun (and he doesn't sing bad at all, by the way). And, finally, it changes the conception of London Elektricity: not a Tony Coleman performance, but a whole group of gifted people enjoying their music. There are also a couple of videoclips and some backstage footage which you may find appealing. Anyway I still wanted some more when I watched this: a whole act of live musicians. Not only a real bass: violins, horns and those things that sound that powerful in "Gravy" and "Power Ballads". A matter of time?
Qudanilyr
Quite interesting. Live performances of a few of "Billion dollar gravy" hits, with "Do you believe" and a cover of "Spread Love" which is the Nu:tone mix of that song. It shows the strength of this act when they play live: its goal is not that drum'n bass jumping, because the jungle drummer plays different kind of complex rhythms; its goal is a middle point between an electronica live act and live jazzy improvisations (nearer to the broken beat or even acid jazz scene). The MCs are enthusiastic, but it is Lianne Carroll who looks and sounds amazing, really confortable with the audience, making them sing, dance, jump, move. Tony Coleman looks like having a lot of fun (and he doesn't sing bad at all, by the way). And, finally, it changes the conception of London Elektricity: not a Tony Coleman performance, but a whole group of gifted people enjoying their music. There are also a couple of videoclips and some backstage footage which you may find appealing. Anyway I still wanted some more when I watched this: a whole act of live musicians. Not only a real bass: violins, horns and those things that sound that powerful in "Gravy" and "Power Ballads". A matter of time?