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Artist: Toploader
Label: Sbme Import Category: Music Average customer rating: Format: Import Media: Audio CD Number Of Discs: 1 EAN: 5099750847121 ASIN: B000068ZR1 Release Date: 2002-08-22 |
At the Magic Hotel
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Album Description
Three years after 1999's multi-million-selling 'Onka's Big Moka', comes the sophomore album from the British act. So named after the Los Angeles hotel in which they stayed during the recording, 'Magic Hotel' brings together Toploader's unique blend of influences. First single 'Time of My Life' showcases a joyful stomp of classic rhythm & blues, while 'The Midas Touch' comes on like the theme to a lost Bond movie, elsewhere, there's a West Coast vibe to the track 'Leave Me Be', which embraces the Californian call to live & let live & offers enough sunshine to brighten even the grayest day. 2002.Album Details
Second Album from the Band that Takes a Cue from the Doobie Brothers with their Name (A British Reference to Rolling a Joint) Whose Musical Style is a Harder Edged Pop with a Strong Deference to the 1970's and It's Rainbow of Styles. Included on this Outing Are Covers of the Temptations' "Cloud 9" and Grand Funk's "Some Kind of Wonderful".Customer Reviews:
How could you not like good music like this?.......2003-04-27
Hmm All Sounds A Bit Samey.......2002-11-05
I really wanted this lot to do well as i am from the same town (Eastbourne) but i just couldn't get into it at all. Joe Washbourne is trying so hard to be Marc Bolan it is painful in places and i just couldn't really find any stand out singles tracks. It ventures too often into that horrible 'dad rock' territory, previously reserved for Paul Weller's drab new offerings and Ocean Colour Scene (last seen playing my local leisure centre)and look what happended to them!. I think Toploader arrived too late and could have been bigger 6/7 years ago.
It's not a bad album, just not a good one
Absolutely great music.......2002-10-02
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