HOOVERPHONIC discography: sandimental. Hooverphonic - A New Stereophonic Sound Spectacular (1. Innervoice (4: 3. Hooverphonic- ANew. Hooverphonic - 2. Wicky (Radio edit) (3: 2. Wicky (Not So Extended Hoovering mix). Apr 30, 2009. Download Cheat Trainer Game Battle Realms on this page. Dirty Lenses (4:15) 20. Lung (Happy Go) (3:20) mp3 CBR 320 kbps 44.1 kHz 172 Mb 77:42 min Hooverphonic - The President Of The LSD Golf Club (2007) 1. Stranger (4:37) 2. 50 Watt (4:47) 3. Expedition Impossible (4:06) 4.

• • • • • Length 41: 18 chronology (2006) 2006 The President of the LSD Golf Club (2007) (2010) 2010 Professional ratings Review scores Source Rating The President of the LSD Golf Club is the sixth studio album by the band. The title The President of the LSD Golf Club was originally intended for, but the title was not allowed by, Hooverphonic's label at the time. The album has quite a different feel from previous Hooverphonic albums.

The album was recorded with live musicians and made use of the, an electronic keyboard popularised. The sound of the album harks back to the era of music but clearly retains a sense of modernity. Songs such as ' also have more of a traditional rock sound, compared to the sound of earlier Hooverphonic work. Critics were divided on the album, some claiming it grounded Hooverphonic after the mystery of The Magnificent Tree, while others claimed that it was the most 'daring and experimental Hooverphonic album' yet. In some countries (like France, Italy, Sweden and Spain), and on iTunes, the album received a special edition release which included 'The Perfect Dose'.

With a title like THE PRESIDENT OF THE LSD GOLF CLUB, you'd hope for something psychedelic, possibly surreal from Hooverphonic, and what we get is good, but more of a throwback to their trip-hop roots (with a new shade of shoegazing, for extra flavor). Oppa Gangnam Style Full Song Mp3 Free Download. 'Stranger,' for instance, has a woozy warmth that eschews the pop of their earlier albums, while the spoken word on '50 Watt' has a slightly different texture than what has come before (even if it slips back into synth-pop for the chorus). There's a bit of rock growl on 'Expedition Impossible,' as well, and the romance of 'Circles' and 'Billie.' There are definite missteps too: 'The Eclipse Song' puts a harpsichord in service of a middling-rock track. But the dreaminess of 'Black Marble Tiles' drowns out the naffness elsewhere, thankfully.

It's time to tee up and take another tab. The new CD of Hooverphonic. The President of the LSD Golf Club is the sixth studio album album by the Belgian band Hooverphonic. As announced, it has become a great piece of work.

Hooverphonic starts to sound mature, capable of filling the international scene of trip-hop. The first number 'Stranger' is a strong melodic song, incorporating a great intimistic piano solo. '50 Watt' starts with a nice bass sound (thanks Alex!) and has a nice beat throughout the song. 'Expedition Impossible' on the other hand is stronger and somewhat more aggressive - with an old fashion guitar sound in the background and a 'hoover' like organ.

'Circles' does remind me of Siouxie & the Banshees. 'Gentle Storm' is next and does hit my strings, also. 'The Eclipse Song' is a mix of 'I do not know what', but sounds a bit Beatle-ish, thus not too surprising.

Which is not the case for 'Billie'. A great intro, again nice bass lines and that beautiful voice of Geike Arnaert. Followed by 'Back Marble Tiles', more psychedelic, again with an intimate sound, relaxed and easy, which is also the case of 'Strictly Out of Phase' (with quite a lot of minor and sus b-mol keys). The last song is 'Bohemian Laughter' and is again more aggressive, without leaving the psychedelic touch of the whole album. The President of the LSD Golf Club is a great asset for the Belgian music scene, greatly produced, nice songs, extremely well developed sound.

Hopefully Hooverphonic will continue in this line. Strongly recommended!