Together We're Stranger
Together We're Stranger is No-Man's fifth studio album released by the Snapper Music label in 2003. The first four songs are linked to form a 28-minute suite of continuous music with recurring lyrical and musical themes. Atmospheric and ambitious, this aspect of the album in some way recalls the more Ambient elements of Pink Floyd, Brian Eno and Miles Davis and the later experiments of Mark Hollis/Talk Talk. The remaining three songs prominently feature acoustic guitar and clarinet dominated arrangements and are amongst the band's most stripped-down and intimate recordings.
Together We're Stranger
Together We're Stranger is No-Man's fifth studio album released by the Snapper Music label in 2003. The first four songs are linked to form a 28-minute suite of continuous music with recurring lyrical and musical themes. Atmospheric and ambitious, this aspect of the album in some way recalls the more Ambient elements of Pink Floyd, Brian Eno and Miles Davis and the later experiments of Mark Hollis/Talk Talk. The remaining three songs prominently feature acoustic guitar and clarinet dominated arrangements and are amongst the band's most stripped-down and intimate recordings.
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Together We're Stranger is No- ...... and additional bonus material.
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bonus track only included on t ...... f the two disc Snapper edition
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All the Blue Changes
Back When You Were Beautiful
Photographs in Black and White
The Break-up for Real – drum mix
The Break-up for Real
The City in a Hundred Ways
Things I Want to Tell You
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Together We're Stranger is No- ...... -down and intimate recordings.
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