Scotland's Camera Obscura, as lead by vocalist Tracyanne Campbell, slinks and saunters out of your speakers and into the atmosphere with a grace music lovers only hope to get in an album. Camera Obscura's jump from the Merge label to their new home at 4AD shows no signs of a decline musically. The band is as innovative as ever and Campbell's vocals (which are not unlike Miss Neko Case's) are clearly amazing. Chamber elements similar to fellow Scots Belle and Sebastian are accented by beautifully a layered production which is reminiscent of early soul recordings. From the introductory track "French Navy" to "Honey In The Sun" this album is represents the band in the highest light. Classic and Recommended listening for fans of their last album "Let's Get Out of This Country," Peter Bjorn and John, or El Perro del Mar.

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2006 reissues of the later period CAN albums remastered by the band themselves including some rare photos that you probably haven't seen. These cds are also compatible with SACD players.

2006 reissues of the later period CAN albums remastered by the band themselves including some rare photos that you probably haven't seen. These cds are also compatible with SACD players.

2006 reissues of the later period CAN albums remastered by the band themselves including some rare photos that you probably haven't seen. These cds are also compatible with SACD players.

What, oh what, are you waiting for? this is an absolutely essential Beefheart Compilation, includes a couple of rarities too, like the theme from the movie "blue Collar", plus excerpts from almost all of his albums ("mirror man" is excluded, probably because of the length of the songs, pity) including "Bongo Fury" (a Zappa collaboration) and the 1st single!!!! buy this AND all of his records too, I did, and I'm great.