The Music - The Music FLAC

Music Canada Emi Music Canada Indie Rock 2002

Genre:	Rock
Performer:	The Music
Title:	The Music
Style:	Indie Rock
Date of release:	2002
Label:	EMI Music Canada
Catalog Number:	DPRO 2328
Country:	Canada
FLAC album size:	1470 mb
MP3 album size:	1046 mb

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Tracklist

1	Take The Long Road And Walk It
2	Too High
3	The Dance
4	Human
5	The Truth Is No Words
6	The People
7	Float
8	Getaway
9	Disco
10	Turn Out The Light

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
HUTDLP76, 7243 5 368000 1 5	The Music	The Music ‎(2xLP, Album, Gat)	Hut Recordings, Virgin	HUTDLP76, 7243 5 368000 1 5	UK	2002
724359113623	The Music	The Music ‎(CD, Album, S/Edition, Tou)	Hut Recordings	724359113623	Australia	2003
7243 5 36800 4 6, none	The Music	The Music ‎(Cass, Album)	Hut Recordings, Virgin	7243 5 36800 4 6, none	Poland	2002
CDHUT76, 72435680046	The Music	The Music ‎(Cass, Album)	Hut Recordings, Virgin	CDHUT76, 72435680046	Thailand	2002
VJCP-68433	The Music	The Music ‎(CD, Album, Enh)	Virgin, Hut Recordings	VJCP-68433	Japan	2002

Credits

Executive Producer – Jim Abbiss

Notes

Made In Canada

A short write-up about the band on the back of the cover

released in a regular jewel case with a front cover only

Video

MrDog

The Music mag, besides bands like The Strokes and The White Stripes, the latest discovery in the rock music. After their single debut with the revealing title "Take The Long Road And Walk It hit the hype-o-meter of the British directly on ten. In september 2002, they released their long awaited debut album on the renowned Hut-label, which previously was responsible for the breakthrough albums from the likes of Gomez, The Verve, Smashing Pumpkins and Placebo. Creates The Music the promise anywhere. Every song on this album is as strong and that in itself is a rarity in the music world. The foursome, said more inspired by modern art than by modern music, psychedelia, power led energy and cascading makes chaotic noise, with which the band itself clearly against the domestic image of many Britpop bands. The chainsaw by the nerves as a cutting voice of Robert Harvey throws improved on top.