It's Tomorrow Already [Import]

It's Tomorrow Already [Import]

Track Listings

1. It's Tomorrow Already

2. Lie-In King

3. Nepalese Bliss

4. 12 O'Clock

5. Another Tomorrow

6. Fish Dances

7. Playing Around With Sound

8. Power

9. Nepalese Bliss [DJ Food Remix]

10. Nepalese Bliss [Fila Brazilia Remix]

Editorial Reviews
Product Description
Their First Album with Ninja Tune and First New Material in Two Years.

Tracks:

Power
The Lie-In King
Nepalese Bliss
12 O'Clock
Another Tomorrow
Fish Dances
Playing Around With Sound
Its Tomorrow Already

Customer Reviews:

Nothing else quite like it. You gotta hear it........2006-09-06

Totally immersive sorta music--I play this while I'm working and sometimes I'll just find myself spacing out listening to it.

'nuff said, right!?

His other two albums are just as good.

He doesn't seem to have released anything since 1999...not sure why because it's got the same pull as Boards of Canada, Bonobo, and LemonJelly.

The sound of the universe.......2001-09-20

I've had this CD ever since it first came out, and it is constantly an old standby on a er um trip, or any other time. This is most definately the most brilliant, beautiful CD I have ever heard. He does a wonderful job of mixing eno-ish ambient music with dub, all done in a very melancholy way that will bring a tear to your eye, and...revealing the innerworkings of nature all with one mighty echo that resounds off in to infinity, keeping the rhythm all the way out in to the cosmos. Phew, I hope that made sense. Kind of King Tubby meets Brian Eno, after hearing a lecture by Timothy Leary in a graveyard, while the eulogy is the song, "Everybody hurts" by REM. I can listen to this CD and dance, I can listen to it to chill and trip out. This is the kind of music that inspires me. He creates whole scenes and images and thought patterns with his work that are so visual, that they will reveal theories about the world you never knew. Or maybe that's just me. I am only saddened because since this CD not many have taken the cue, and there aren't more like it.

Downbeat Ear Ambrosia.......2000-04-24

Two elements make this album a worthwhile investment: A unique sonic structure coupled with a propensity for continuous replay. The lush, mellow grooves that shimmer throughout this aural collage work well both as a lounge backdrop for the next great cocktail party or as a soundscape worthy of your most critical attention (several good listens reveal continuosly new, unheard patterns and sounds: from Mr Rodgers to subliminal space tablas!).

A desert island must-have, Mel's unique sense of sound emerges as a beauitiful canvas of painstakingly-crafted listening pleasure.

laidback aural soundscapes with a beat.......1999-10-07

this is a very nice cd. it always soothes me when i listen to it. nepalese bliss is the flagship piece, but the entire cd is consistent in style. i bought this cd last december and listened 50+ times to it. nice aural soundscapes complement the rhythm, or vice versa. ingenious blend and placement of voice clips, filling the vocal 'requirement'.

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nice lush ambient/downtempo.......1999-04-02

i'm listening to this cd now, probably for the 5th or 6th time. which means i like it better than the last 6 cds i bought. it's good.

i've been a little bored with techno lately (i know i know, it's not techno, it's downtempo/ambient, but i mean techno in the broader sense of the word). i mean, i've been listening to the stuff for like 10 years at least, it rarely surprises me any more. but this cd caught my attention the first time my friend bill stuck it in my cd player. not that it's mindblowingly different, it's more subtle than that. word on the street is this album was composed largely on an apple g3 laptop. which i could see, you can hear hyperprism (a cool mac-based fx program that sorta lets you "paint" the effects) all over it. which is probably one reason this cd sounds a little different. it's lush, yet a little lo-fi too. anyway i'd say it's pretty good, but not the most amazing thing ever. best cd i've bought this year, tho.

still, is anyone else beginning to feel like electronic dance music thing is getting a little played out? to tell the truth, i've been feeling that way for years. when is someone gonna take things to the next stage? blow my mind with tha new sound? oh, wait, i'm just reviewing this nice cd. never mind.