My Bloody Valentine - Loveless REMASTERED 2CD (2012) [Alt. Rock/Shoegaze] FLAC

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         a r t i s t :: My Bloody Valentine
           t i t l e :: Loveless
             d a t e :: 2012-05-07
           l a b e l :: Sony
           g e n r e :: Alternative
         s o u r c e :: CD
       b i t r a t e :: 248 kbps avg
       e n c o d e r :: LAME 32bits version 3.98.4 ([url]http://www.mp3dev.org/[/url]) -V0
         t r a c k s :: 22
     p l a y t i m e :: 97:09
             s i z e :: 175.28MB

        tracklist

  Disc 1
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  1   Only Shallow                            4:17
  2   Loomer                                  2:38
  3   Touched                                 0:56
  4   To Here Knows When                      5:31
  5   When You Sleep                          4:11
  6   I Only Said                             5:34
  7   Come In Alone                           3:58
  8   Sometimes                               5:19
  9   Blown A Wish                            3:36
  10  What You Want                           5:33
  11  Soon                                    7:01

  Disc 2
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  1   Only Shallow                            4:18
  2   Loomer                                  2:38
  3   Touched                                 0:56
  4   To Here Knows When                      5:31
  5   When You Sleep                          4:11
  6   I Only Said                             5:34
  7   Come In Alone                           3:58
  8   Sometimes                               5:19
  9   Blown A Wish                            3:36
  10  What You Want                           5:33
  11  Soon                                    7:01

        releasenotes

  There are two types of great records û those that change the world, and those
  that are just plain perfect in every way. My Bloody ValentineÆs Loveless is
  the latter. After allegedly bankrupting Creation, the bands label, and taking
  three years to make, Loveless was finally released in 1991. Conceived on a
  strict diet of sex and sleep deprivation and sounding like nothing anyone had
  ever heard before, it took the Spectoresque noisepop of the Jesus and Mary
  Chain and refined it into a new sound û one that would come to be known as
  shoegaze.

  After twenty-one years with no new record, but one reunion tour just a few
  years ago under their belts, My Bloody Valentine are back with the long
  awaited versions of their albums IsnÆt Anything, Loveless, and a compilation
  of their many EPs all remastered by the bandÆs frontman, songwriter, producer,
  and overall genius in Kevin Shields. Such is ShieldÆs perfectionism that two
  remasters of Loveless are being released û one from the original tape and
  another from the ╜ inch analogue tapes.

  You first realise Loveless is like nothing youÆve ever heard before in your
  life about a second into the albumsÆ opening track, Only Shallow. Walls and
  layers of swirling, drowning guitars fill the speakers. The remastered version
  takes this to another level, with the two guitar tracks sounding more
  distinct, and thus more together than ever before. Where Only Shallow started
  as a clustered wall of noise, the remastered version only builds this wall
  higher.

  Moving on from Only Shallow, the next few tracks blend together like the
  ingredients of the tastiest sandwich youÆve ever eaten. The reverb-heavy
  Loomer, the almost droning, minute-long Touched, and one of the high points of
  the album To Here Knows When. With Bilinda ButcherÆs dreamy vocals and almost
  non-existent lyrics with Kevin Shieldsæ masterminded guitars itÆs easy to get
  lost to the sound of Loveless.

  As Loveless goes on, through When You Sleep and I Only Said, a track stacked
  sky high with the bands trademark layers and reverb to Come in Alone, Bilinda
  ButcherÆs finest point vocal-wise. The next song however, is the bittersweet
  Sometimes as heard in Lost in Translation. To call Sometimes a masterpiece
  would be an understatement. Managing to sound both raw and blissful, angry and
  easy, noisy and soft, the sound of the plectrum picking the strings is clearly
  heard underneath the distortion. Sometimes provides five minutes of blissed
  out noisy dreampop.

  If IÆve hit a number of clichΘs during the writing of this review, itÆs
  because there are often no other words to describe what Shields was doing
  during the production of Loveless û so unique are the tricks of his trade that
  you have to use words like æswirlingÆ or ædreamyÆ to describe the sound.
  Sometimes follow ups, Blown a Wish and What You Want fit these descriptions
  perfectly, carrying on the sound that makes Loveless so distinctive and
  wonderful.  ItÆs the albumÆs closer Soon, however, that puts the icing on the
  cake - a seven minute long collage of guitars and synths, backed by Colm
  OÆClosoigÆs almost polyrythmic drumming, making Soon seem almost like a dance
  track.

  So how does the remaster of Loveless compare to the original? Louder, more
  distinctive and much more powerful the remastered versions (both of them,
  remember) take Loveless and make it sound brand new all over again. Loveless
  was the best album of all time BEFORE it was remastered, and itÆs the best
  album of all time after.

  Kevin Shields remastered disc 1 from the original tape and disc 2 from the
  original 1/2 inch analogue tape.

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