Somewhere Else Is Here [Import]

Somewhere Else Is Here [Import]

Somewhere Else Is Here [Import]

Track Listings
 
1. Sail Into The Sun
2. Time To Let You Go
3. Superlove
4. For Her Eyes
5. Till I Left The Music
6. You Have To Come With Me
7. Float Through Stars
8. Time Traveller Man
9. Another Place
10. Here Is Somewhere Else

Editorial Reviews
Product Description
The 2005 Long Awaited Second Album from Gary Danks and Jonathan Whitehouse, the Masters of Down Tempo Funk.

Somewhere Else Is Here,Funky Lowlives,Outer Recordings,Dance
Somewhere Else Is Here
Average customer rating: Not rated
    Somewhere Else Is Here
    Funky Lowlives
    Manufacturer: Hn
    ProductGroup: Music
    Binding: Audio CD

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    ASIN: B000AA4J52
    Release Date: 2005-11-21

    Tracks:

    1. Sail Into The Sun
    2. Time To Let You Go
    3. Superlove
    4. For Her Eyes
    5. Til I Left The Music
    6. You Have To Come With Me
    7. Float Through Stars
    8. Time Traveller Man
    9. Another Place
    10. Here Is Somewhere Else
    11. Sail Into The Sun (King Unique Vocal Mix)
    12. Sail Into The Sun (King Unique Dub Mix)
    13. Sail Into The Sun (King Unique Instrumental Mix)
    14. Sail Into The Sun (Nightmares On Wax Vocal Mix)
    15. Sail Into The Sun (Nightmares On Wax Dub Mix)
    16. Superlove (Linus Loves Mix)
    17. Superlove (Zongamin Mix #1)

    Album Description

    The long awaited 2nd album from the UK masters of down-tempo comes as this 2 CD set. The Funky Lowlives pull out all the stops to make what can only be described as a complete album, and one which gets even better with every listen. Opening with the sun-drenched 'Sail Into The Sun', the album alternates between vocal-led tracks and beautiful instrumental arrangements all laid over live percussion. Soul Jazz's Marshmello lays down the sultry vocals on 'Til I Left The Music' while friend of the band and vocalist, Ben Lord, provides the special finishing touch to the dreamy 'Float Through The Stars'. Meanwhile, 'Time To Let You Go', 'For Her Eyes', and 'Here Is Somewhere' are all superbly constructed instrumental arrangements bringing in strings, brass and everything in between. 17 total tracks including a 7 track Remix CD of 'Sail Into The Sun' & 'Superlove'. High Note. 2005.
    Here and Somewhere Else
    Average customer rating: 4 out of 5 stars
    • Return to Form Wherever the Place May Be
    • The Samples have become a total joke - this is proof!
    • Getting worse and worse!
    • A kindler, gentler Samples
    • A disappointment
    Here and Somewhere Else
    The Samples
    Manufacturer: What Are Records
    ProductGroup: Music
    Binding: Audio CD

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    Similar Items:
    1. Autopilot
    2. No Room
    3. Return to Earth
    4. The Last Drag
    5. The Samples

    ASIN: B000009CN0
    Release Date: 1998-07-28

    Tracks:

    1. We All Move On
    2. Anymore
    3. Hypocrite (Another World)
    4. Here And Somewhere Else
    5. Losing End Of Distance
    6. Pioneer Square 2012
    7. Sea Of Broken Hearts
    8. The Birds Of Paradise
    9. Little People
    10. Going Through Changes
    11. Any Other Day
    12. St. Mary's Bell

    Customer Reviews:

    4 out of 5 stars Return to Form Wherever the Place May Be.......2001-07-30

    The Samples (what is left of them) are back with W.A.R. records and the 2nd marriage is a welcome respite from their misguided foray into major label output. The Samples hailing out of Boulder Colorado gained a cult-like local following in the early 90's and even made it to the big time--that is being featured as the musical track to a Warren Miller Ski flick.

    Success did not suit them well, as their creative light began to flicker and fade with the release of "Autopilot" in '94 and the low point with their MCA release, the dismally flat "Outpost" in '96. Gone now are two of their members, Al Laughlin and Jeep MacNichol (he of the golden sticks); gone also is the MCA label, but back is their creative spark and a return to their original musical talent. I was prepared to be disappointed upon buying "Here and Somewhere Else", but this CD actually sounds good.

    It's not surprising that the Samples sound remains since Andy Sheldon and Sean Kelly had always been the songwriting force behind the Samples breezy, mountain clean, enviro-charged, semi-eclectic, quasi-world music, Stingish vocals brand of music. For Samples fans, this doesn't compete with "The Last Drag" or "No Room" but I don't think you'll be disappointed. Some of the best tracks are the eastern-tinged horn ska-driven lightness of "We All Move On," the new-age enviro anthem of "Hypocrite", and the cool reggae groove of "The Birds of Paradise" A low point on this CD though is the track that falls between track 5 and 6 (call it 5 and 1/2), but not listed on the jacket possibly titled, "Pretty Little Girl." It's an exercise in everything to avoid and stay away from in songwriting pitfalls. Sean Kelly falls into rhyming his lines 3 or 4 times just for the sake of rhyming, with no lyrical value to the song whatsoever. It's pure cheese. Skip this dismal little ditty and overall you've got a solid listen.

    The folk mountain air cool of "Going Through Changes" perhaps sums it up for the new Samples. There have been some changes made and they sound like it's for the better. If you are a Sample devotee, pick this one up. If you are new to the group, go get "No Room" or "The Last Drag."

    1 out of 5 stars The Samples have become a total joke - this is proof!.......2001-07-18

    I lived in Bo, CO. in 1989 and 1990, and the Samples were afavorite, especially with the first album. The next two aren't toobad, either, although not what the first one was. Then they just wentsouth. I saw them three weeks ago here in Charleston, and left afterthe fourth time Sean Kelly worked the word "Charleston" into a lyric and the sixth time they played a fraction of four good songs into one lousy medley.

    I hope you're reading this, Sean - lay off the drugs, dude. Then maybe you guys will make another decent album after all the dogs (including this one, for sure) you've spewed forth since about 1995. Don't take it from me - the below is an actual quote from the Samples' website:

    (about the song) Finest Role - We all came up with the music and I made up the words to this. I do not really remember how it was recorded... to tell you the truth I do not remember anything about the recording of Autopilot. I always liked this song but we still haven't played it yet live. Sean Kelly

    1 out of 5 stars Getting worse and worse!.......2000-04-23

    I'm real sorry folks,I do consider myself a fan and you must go see them as they come your way, but this album is complete trash! These other people must be crazy. The Samples have always run a thin line between awsome and downright cheesy. The lyrics on here are so week vh1 wouldn't play them. I really feel like the band has lost their edge. I can tolerate a mellow turn. All the slow transmissions songs are nice but then most of them were great to begin with. Thier brother songs are on this album and they don't cut it. I would sight some of the lyrics if I could remember but I hardly litsened to it. If you can't go back to the modified police songs that gave you a unique sound please don't be an opening band for hootie and the blowfish. If you know the differnce between hootie and Toad the Wet sprocket then you will understand the differnce between old samples and new.

    4 out of 5 stars A kindler, gentler Samples.......1999-07-31

    True, this album is pretty mellow but pretty good none the less. Not killer, but nice mellow tunes to groove to. Worth checking out.

    2 out of 5 stars A disappointment.......1999-05-23

    Having seen The Samples in concert soon after moving to Colorado in 1990, I religiously bought every one of their albums as soon as it was released. One or more of them are always on my CD changer in my home, car or office. This album, however, has been disappointing- while some reviewers say the band has "matured," I think they've grown tired. In fact, their lack of energy corresponds with their signing with a major label. None of the songs offers the kind of boost I have been accustomed to.
    Somewhere Else Is Here
    Average customer rating: Not rated
      Somewhere Else Is Here
      The Funky Lowlives
      Manufacturer: Outer Recordings
      ProductGroup: Music
      Binding: Audio CD

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      GeneralGeneral | Jazz | Styles | Music
      ASIN: B0007YXPGU
      Release Date: 2005-05-31

      Tracks:

      1. Sail Into The Sun
      2. Time To Let You Go
      3. Superlove
      4. For Her Eyes
      5. Till I Left The Music
      6. You Have To Come With Me
      7. Float Through Stars
      8. Time Traveller Man
      9. Another Place
      10. Here Is Somewhere Else

      Album Description

      `Somewhere Else Is Here' is the long awaited second album from UK masters of down-tempo, The Funky Lowlives. Released through London-based label Outer, it's cinematic compositions strike a chord with fans of Air, Zero7 and Massive Attack. All recorded live and delivered with a knowing ease.

      Whilst this will be a first encounter for many, The Funky Lowlives are no newcomers to this game. Gary Danks and Jon Whitehouse have been producing and remixing since 1998 and have notched up over 40 remixes including Masters At Work, The Knife, Dizzy Gillespie and Soul Central's `Strings Of Life', their sound is set to take on the masses in a comfy chair near you.

      Give this album a first listen, a second, a third, and a fourth. It will soon carve its own place in any collection.
      Somewhere Else Is Here
      Average customer rating: Not rated
        Somewhere Else Is Here
        Funky Lowlives
        Manufacturer: Outer Recordings
        ProductGroup: Music
        Binding: Audio CD

        GeneralGeneral | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music
        ASIN: B0009MI7VI

        Tracks:

        1. Sail Into The Sun
        2. Time To Let You Go
        3. Superlove
        4. For Her Eyes
        5. Till I Left The Music
        6. You Have To Come With Me
        7. Float Through Stars
        8. Time Traveller Man
        9. Another Place
        10. Here Is Somewhere Else

        Album Details

        The 2005 Long Awaited Second Album from Gary Danks and Jonathan Whitehouse, the Masters of Down Tempo Funk.

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