Junkie XL - Saturday Teenage Kick (1997) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: Junkie XL
- Title: Saturday Teenage Kick
- Year Of Release: 1997
- Label: Roadrunner Records / The All Blacks B.V.
- Genre: Breakbeat, Electro, Big Beat, Drum & Bass, Experimental
- Quality: 320 kbps / FLAC (tracks) / FLAC (tracks) 24bit/44.1kHz
- Total Time: 01:10:20
- Total Size: 163.7 MB / 465.9 MB / 926.6 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
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[5:33] 01. Junkie XL - Underachievers
[4:09] 02. Junkie XL - Billy Club
[6:41] 03. Junkie XL - No Remorse
[5:38] 04. Junkie XL - Metrolike
[3:18] 05. Junkie XL - X-Panding Limits
[2:50] 06. Junkie XL - War
[4:16] 07. Junkie XL - Saturday Teenage Kick
[5:28] 08. Junkie XL - Dealing With The Roster
[5:39] 09. Junkie XL - Fight
[4:08] 10. Junkie XL - Melange
[4:55] 11. Junkie XL - Def Beat
[17:52] 12. Junkie XL - Future In Computer Hell
Junkie XL's debut is often more interesting in theory than in execution; as an attempt to combine rock and electronica on an equal basis, Saturday Teenage Kick is an admirable effort, but too often the ideas simply don't jell. Lacking the dense, complex production of acts like the Chemical Brothers or the Prodigy, the album never achieves the visceral power it's seeking -- it's too dance-oriented for rock listeners, and vice versa.
© Jason Ankeny /TiVo
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[5:33] 01. Junkie XL - Underachievers
[4:09] 02. Junkie XL - Billy Club
[6:41] 03. Junkie XL - No Remorse
[5:38] 04. Junkie XL - Metrolike
[3:18] 05. Junkie XL - X-Panding Limits
[2:50] 06. Junkie XL - War
[4:16] 07. Junkie XL - Saturday Teenage Kick
[5:28] 08. Junkie XL - Dealing With The Roster
[5:39] 09. Junkie XL - Fight
[4:08] 10. Junkie XL - Melange
[4:55] 11. Junkie XL - Def Beat
[17:52] 12. Junkie XL - Future In Computer Hell
Junkie XL's debut is often more interesting in theory than in execution; as an attempt to combine rock and electronica on an equal basis, Saturday Teenage Kick is an admirable effort, but too often the ideas simply don't jell. Lacking the dense, complex production of acts like the Chemical Brothers or the Prodigy, the album never achieves the visceral power it's seeking -- it's too dance-oriented for rock listeners, and vice versa.
© Jason Ankeny /TiVo
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