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    Jesus Jones - Liquidizer (1990, Toshiba EMI # TOCP-6106) {Japan 1st Press} [RE-UP]

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    Jesus Jones - Liquidizer (1990, Toshiba EMI # TOCP-6106) {Japan 1st Press} [RE-UP]

    Jesus Jones - Liquidizer
    EAC+LOG+CUE | FLAC: 307 MB | Full Artwork: 69 MB | 5% Recovery Info
    Label/Cat#: Toshiba EMI # TOCP-6106 | Country/Year: Japan 1990
    Genre: Electronica, Pop, Rock | Style: Breakbeat, Leftfield, Pop Rock, Downtempo

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    Jesus Jones - Liquidizer (1990, Toshiba EMI # TOCP-6106) {Japan 1st Press} [RE-UP]


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    DR11 -1.25 dB -13.59 dB 2:41 02-Never Enough
    DR10 -3.23 dB -14.37 dB 3:04 03-The Real World
    DR10 -2.48 dB -14.64 dB 3:49 04-All the Answers
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    DR12 -0.32 dB -13.76 dB 4:10 13-I Don't Want That Kind of Love
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    Number of tracks: 13
    Official DR value: DR11

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    CD Info:

    Jesus Jones ?– Liquidizer

    Label: Toshiba-EMI, Food
    Catalog: TOCP-6106
    Format: CD, Album
    Country: Japan
    Released: 1990
    Genre: Electronic, Rock
    Style: Indie Rock

    Tracklist:

    1 Move Mountains 3:19
    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 4:04
    7 Info Freako 2:51
    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 4:06
    13 I Don't Want That Kind Of Love 4:10

    Manufactured By – Toshiba EMI Ltd

    Producer – Craig Leon (tracks: 1 to 6, 8 to 12)
    Written-By – Jesus H. Jones (tracks: 1 to 13)

    Notes:

    [P] 1989 the copyright in this sound recording is owned by Food Records Limited under exclusive licence to EMI records limited [C] 1989 Food Records Limited.

    Made In Japan
    Distributed by Toshiba/EMI Japan
    Barcode: 4 988006 640863

    Fix price Japan: 3000 Yen

    review by Ned Raggett

    It's a product of its time, and it wanted nothing more than to be seen as such – the credits list for the album names every last sample source, ranging from Prince and Sonic Youth to Apocalypse Now and the news and views of 1988 and 1989. But it's the breadth which makes Liquidizer a thrilling experience, even if the end results are oddly enough one-dimensional: instantly catchy power pop fed through industrial, techno, and hip-hop approaches, topped off with Mike Edwards' confident bark. However, it's better that than just another guitar pop album, and even if Jesus Jones reflected trends rather than started any on their own, their debut album was still a confident statement of purpose, demonstrating that yes, there was such a thing as wide-ranging listening eclecticism. As such, Liquidizer, like the late-'80s work of Jesus Jones' grubbier brothers-in-arms, Pop Will Eat Itself, may not make anyone forget the two groups' obvious joint inspiration, the Bomb Squad, but the principle was still the same: eat the world, spit out the results at loud volume. "Never Enough" was the overdriven semi-radio hit in America, but "Info Freako" is the real kicker of the bunch, with a blasting chorus that would silence most metal bands of the time and probably Edwards' best trademark "yeaaah!" Elsewhere, heavily processed aggro-tech-funk that's kissing cousins with the likes of World Domination Enterprises and Renegade Soundwave slams up against bubble-salsa piano lines and Beach Boys backing harmonies, all aimed at instant memorability and, clearly, pop success without apology. Top it off with the aggressively friendly sarcasm of Edwards – he has his targets, however couched in metaphor, and doesn't spare them the edge of his tongue – and Liquidizer holds up better than might be expected. Compared to most wretched American nu-metal bands a decade later, Jesus Jones doesn't forget the sheer fun of hip-hop as well as the potential rage. ~allmusicguide

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