Morcheeba

Agreed... great stuff. The 'Who can you trust' album seems to be their strongest and should be the first one sought. They have an almost undefinable hybrid of shoe-gazer slow paced music with jazzy overtones. Recorded quality is on the very good-to-excellent, a welcome bonus that makes their music even more accessible.

Ron
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Dunno about that Ron. "Who Can you Trust" is good but "Big Calm" is fantastic. Not sure about their latest one though.

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I saw them live whilst at uni, back in 1998 at the Leeds Town and country club and it was one of the best atmosphere gigs I can recomend, no doubt enhanced by the fact that it was relativly small venue.

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I have just watched some footage of Morcheeba at Glastonbury and what a fabulous live act they are, the albums are well worth checking out as well.

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I agree - seeing them live made me buy the albums the next day, but they don't quite capture the same emotions.

I was very impressed by the musical range, their guitarist proving to be very talented indeed.

Andy.

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Dunno about that Ron. "Who Can you Trust" is good but "Big Calm" is fantastic. Not sure about their latest one though.

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Well I think "Who Can you Trust" is very good, but Big Calm did not grab me in the same way. However I think their latest 'Charanga'? is there best yet.

Man, I tried my hardest with this group but just find them boring.

we have them all here I think (Sheila loves them)

Their latest outing Charango is very good. I liked almost all the songs on it especially the title track, Charango.

Interestingly, this is one of those few albums that I bought which my wife actually likes it.