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| 1. Free Fall 2. 100 Degrees In The Shade 3. Angel Street 4. Sunshine 5. Don't Know Why 6. Mindless 7. Fields Of Summer 8. Devil's Gate 9. Closing Time |
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| Fatal Shore | Free Fall | CD |
| 2003 Moloko Plus 067, Germany 2006 Fuego 1391 [Download], Germany |
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| 1. Free Fall 2. 100 Degrees In The Shade 3. Angel Street 4. Sunshine 5. Don't Know Why 6. Mindless 7. Fields Of Summer 8. Devil's Gate 9. Closing Time |
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| musicians |
| Phil Shoenfelt | vocals, electric guitar, acoustic guitar, bass |
| Bruno Adams | vocals, electric guitar, slide guitar, bass |
| Chris Hughes | drums, percussion, loops, samples |
| credits |
| Tracks 1, 3, 5, 7, 8 written by
Phil Shoenfelt and published by Warner-Chappell Tracks 2, 4, 6, 9 written by Bruno Adams Recorded May 2000 in The Church Studios, Covington, Kentucky (USA) Mixed by May/Chambers Produced by May/Chambers and The Fatal Shore Artwork by N. Tagwerk & Ollie at Hirschindustries.de |
| reviews |
| MOJO 02/2005 by Max Décharné |
"Long-awaited second album from Berlin and Prague-based Aussie/English trio. Back in 1997 The Fatal Shore released their fine debut album, which deserved much greater attention than it received. This new record has been a long time coming, but it's worth the wait. Bruno Adams, Phil Shöenfelt and Chris Hughes operate somewhere in the Lee Hazlewood / Nick Cave mould, but with an eastern European twist: low-slung, gravelly vocals, an atmospheric blend of acoustic and electric guitars backed by inventive percussion. 100° In The Shade pounds along with a Paint It Black-style swagger, The Fields Of Summer could soundtrack a road movie while the sparse Closing Time stacks the chairs on the tables and collects up the empties. For the cover artwork, they made up a bunch of metal signs with the title stamped on them, took them into the woods outside Berlin and blasted them full of holes. A direct hit. (4 stars)" |
