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Spacious-almost experimental, but disturbingly accessible.
Genre:
Rock: Progressive Rock
Release Date:
2001
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54 Seconds' music is at once ambient, melancholic, large, characterized by unexpected chord progressions and strange, catchy hooks. The band is spacious-almost experimental, but disturbingly accessible, with unusual harmonies floating above lush, vintage keyboards and the elegant guitar and voice of Spencer Gibb. Combining the best elements of electronica, pop and classic rock, 54 Seconds is late night headphone music at its best.
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EXCITING
author: Mary Vance
As always great job. The additional songs are a wonderful mix with the songs off the ep album. I like the fact that some of the songs from ep have a better beat to them.
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Amazing!
author: Demian Panello (from Buenos Aires, Argentina).
Great music!. Amazing sound!. Now, Argentina knows 54 seconds.
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Very surprised didn't expect to like it as much as I did.
author: Jill Bulgan
Promography gets better with each listening. I like the raw done it ourself kinda feel. Child In Your Eyes is just stuck in my head. The emotion of this CD really gets me this could be a GREAT CLASSIC!
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A beautifully enhanced collection of addictive material!
author: Julie Martin
The new clarity and balance on this release, adds that welcomed extra sparkle to already slick performances from each musician onboard - including guest artists Brian Standefer (cello) in the moody rarity that is Plastic Love, and Sara Nelson (cello) in the emotional Nothing but a Child. The atmosphere that is created in the introduction of Waiting Around is other-worldly - silky slide guitar, intervals of slow caressing guitar strums, chucky steel-city percussion, with the chorus seeing an injection of seductively spooky Theremin solos.
Amoung others, you also get the sinister Nashville (previously on an alternate early release of EP), Skin (dripping with knee-weakening harmonies), a beautiful live version of Poppy seed, and the cool new arrangement of World Stood Still. Most importantly though, we finally we get all these wonderful songs on one CD!!
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