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Goldfrapp

::Hayley::
in The World Of Music

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I searched and couldn't find a thread dedicated solely to Goldfrapp... If I have missed it I apologise cheeky-smiley-025.gif

 

So fine music fans of the world, any takers?!

I was never a fan of Goldfrapp's previous stuff... but when I first listened to the new album 'Seventh tree', well, wow is all I can say.

A&E is superb.

 

I would recommend 'Seventh Tree' to anyone who likes all things electronic... and a little bit of easy listening music on lazy-hazy summer days cool-smiley-001.gif

I agree with you, 7th Tree is a jolly good album to listen to in the background, when your on wikipedia, bored at work.

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Lol, wikipedia is getting me through this nursing degree (JOKE - in the mad case of any lecturers randomly browsing here tonight)... anyhoo...

 

YES David! Another fan.

 

"It's a blue... bright blue, Saturda-aa...ayyyy"... Bootiful love-smiley-009.gif

  • 1 year later...

just checking the new album 'Head First', so far seems good.

 

i don't know why i kinda disliked the band when they released the previous album, i mostly hated their vids, but i can't remember why now. :confused:

I prefer Felt Mountain and Black Cherry. Supernature was good. I haven't given Seventh Tree enough listens to really say one way or the other, however ... must go do that ...

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