Hurricane #1 - Hurricane #1 [1997 10 28]

Hurricane #1 - Hurricane #1 [1997 10 28]

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Name:Hurricane #1 - Hurricane #1 [1997 10 28]

Infohash: E4CAFBA24230BB0A6C958B50969EC38D47A36220

Total Size: 438.52 MB

Magnet: Magnet Download

Seeds: 0

Leechers: 1

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Last Updated: 2022-01-11 07:16:14 (Update Now)

Torrent added: 2013-12-21 02:40:06

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Torrent Files List

01 Just Another Illusion - Hurricane #1.flac (Size: 438.52 MB) (Files: 15)

01 Just Another Illusion - Hurricane #1.flac

42.86 MB

02 Faces in a Dream - Hurricane #1.flac

34.73 MB

03 Step into My World - Hurricane #1.flac

36.71 MB

04 Mother Superior - Hurricane #1.flac

36.59 MB

05 Let Go of the Dream - Hurricane #1.flac

18.65 MB

06 Chain Reaction - Hurricane #1.flac

28.02 MB

07 Lucky Man - Hurricane #1.flac

38.75 MB

08 Strange Meeting - Hurricane #1.flac

28.88 MB

09 Monday Afternoon - Hurricane #1.flac

19.18 MB

10 Stand in Line - Hurricane #1.flac

57.58 MB

11 Touchdown - Hurricane #1.flac

35.99 MB

12 Smoke Rings - Hurricane #1.flac

59.35 MB

Folder.jpg

1.21 MB

Hurricane #1 - Hurricane #1.txt

11.41 KB

Hurricane #1.cue

2.18 KB

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Torrent description

Instead of pursuing Rides shimmering waves of guitar distortion, Andy Bell decided to go Britpop with Hurricane #1. In other words, Hurricane #1s eponymous debut sounds a bit like Oasis, only with a fondness for Madchester rhythms, trancy interludes and extended jams. When the group does pull it all together, they can sound monstrous -- Let Go of the Dream and Stand in Line have powerful psychedelic overtones, and the jangly Strange Meeting is charming. However, too much of Hurricane #1 finds the group struggling with Noelrock, and while its clear that the band simply doesnt have the brash hooks or intoxicating arrogance of the Gallaghers, they keep fighting ahead. Only when the group opens up toward the end, letting their own blend of trad-rock and psychedelic space-rock come forward, do Hurricane #1 sound like a storm. (3/5)