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Calexico - Algiers (Deluxe Edition) (2012) [Hi-Res]

Calexico - Algiers (Deluxe Edition) (2012) [Hi-Res]

BAND/ARTIST: Calexico

  • Title: Algiers (Deluxe Edition)
  • Year Of Release: 2012
  • Label: Anti-/Epitaph
  • Genre: Rock
  • Quality: FLAC (tracks) 24bit 88,2kHz
  • Total Time: 57:19
  • Total Size: 1.13 GB
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Tracklist:

1 Epic 4:16
2 Splitter 3:30
3 Sinner in the Sea 4:14
4 Fortune Teller 3:57
5 Para 3:53
6 Algiers 3:42
7 Maybe on Monday 3:37
8 Puerto 4:23
9 Better and Better 2:33
10 No Te Vayas 4:15
11 Hush 4:22
12 The Vanishing Mind 3:54
13 Dead Moon 3:37
14 Mi Maquina 3:09
15 Ghost of a River 3:57

The multi-track master was mixed through the highest quality analog console to analog 1/2” 2-track. It was subsequently mastered at 88.2kHz for best resolution.
Calexico makes their Anti- debut with the release of Algiers. The album is their first in over four years. Recorded and inspired by New Orleans, Joey Burns and John Convertino bring the edginess of the area to their sound, a sound they have been honing since 1996. Algiers is an evocative and emotional listen rooted in gorgeous textures. This enticing set includes the romantic opener “Epic,” the bluesy “Sinner in the Sea” and the folk gem “Fortune Teller.” Their seventh studio recording proves Calexico has not lost a step.
Reviews
"Calexico have lost none of their power to evoke and enthrall." - BBC
4 stars out of 5 - "A new city inspires new sounds for US roots-rockers." - The Independent



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  • whiskers
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Many Thanks fo HR
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  • mufty77
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Many thanks for Hi-Res.
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  • Blaubart 1922
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Many thanks
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  • shaboo
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This so-called "Hi-Res" release has a lower dynamic range (DR 8) than the standard CD version of the album (DR 10). Who mastered this crap?