Jesus Jones, Liquidizer - 46m 51s

Tracks & Durations

1. Move Mountains	3:20
2. Never Enough	2:41
3. The Real World	3:03
4. All The Answers	3:48
5. What's Going On	3:04
6. Song 13	4:05
7. Info Freako	2:52
8. Bring It On Down	2:37
9. Too Much To Learn	3:02
10. What Would You Know?	3:55
11. One For The Money	2:56
12. Someone To Blame	4:05
13. Broken Bones	3:04
14. I Don't Want That Kind Of Love	4:09

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Review

An ambitious debut, Liquidizer integrates disparate musical styles into a single formula for pop music. The songs are typically anchored on guitar hooks and punctuated by noisy samples of found sounds, all of which support soaring (though occasionally uninspired) vocal melodies. Jesus Jones is well-versed in several modern genres, incorporating fragments of rock, industrial, hip-hop and techno into their vocabulary. Unfortunately, these influences often remain distinct, failing to fuse into a cohesive structure (although this does not distract from the stand-alone power of the singles). Therefore, Liquidizer functions principally as a testament to the diversity of contemporary music. --Michael Massa Digitally Remastered Re-issue of the Band's 1989 Debut Album that Includes the Hit Singles 'never Enough' (Which was Curiously Inspiried by the Woody Allen Film 'stardust Memories') and 'bring it on Down'.

Other Versions

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Liquidizer

Tracks: 13 (-1 tracks), Disk length: 43m 50s (-4m 59s)

Liquidizer

Tracks: 12 (-2 tracks), Disk length: 39m 37s (-8m 46s)

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