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Who's Afraid of? (2000)Art of Noise, TheRock "Who's Afraid of?" is an album of primal music on the one hand, and rhytmic and active electronic music on the other hand. It seems that The Art of Noise took a set of incompatible sounds and made a great album of them. It's unbelievable, but true. Everything is like a million years ago, when feelings weren't complex and everything was simple: yes or no, bad or good, etc. Everything is made simply, easy to understand, but from the heart. What I like the best in this album is its irregularity, mood versatility. Each track is a new mood, a new feeling. "A Time for Fear", "Beat Box", and "Moments In Love" are my favorite tracks. |
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A Time for Fear (Who's Afraid) |
4:46 | 2 |
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Beat Box (Diversion One) |
8:32 | 3 |
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Snapshot |
1:02 | 4 |
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Close (To the Edit) |
5:36 | 5 |
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Who's Afraid (Of the Art of Noise) |
4:20 | 6 |
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Moments in Love |
10:15 | 7 |
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Momento |
2:12 | 8 |
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How to Kill |
2:42 | 9 |
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Realization |
1:45 |
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