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Capsule: The Best of KOD 1988-94

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発売日 2018年01月19日
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レーベルOne Little Indian Records
構成数 2
パッケージ仕様 -
規格品番 TPLP613CDL
SKU 5016958053024

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合計収録時間 : 02:36:12
This includes a limited edition bonus disc. Kitchens Of Distinction: Patrick Fitzgerald (vocals, bass); Julian Swales (guitar); Dan Goodwin (drums). Producers: Kitchens Of Distinction, Hugh Jones, Pete Bartlett. Recorded between 1988 & 1994. Includes liner notes by Patrick Fitzgerald. Personnel: Patrick Fitzgerald (vocals); Julian Swales (guitar); Dan Goodwin (drums); Katie Meehan (background vocals). Audio Mixer: Helen Woodward. Audio Remixer: Pascal Gabriel. Recording information: Berlin Metropole. Photographers: Marcus Rose; Colin Bell; Anon. A just and proper introduction to Kitchens of Distinction would take up enough room to fill out, oh, about four CDs. This is because, in the end, a convincing argument could be made for each album's status as the band's true best. This disc, Capsule: The Best of KOD 1988-94 -- no doubt a hair-splitting one to piece together -- does make for the second-best place to start, even though it makes the grave mistake of omitting "4 Men," a single that wrapped up all the group's strengths, and all the pain that desire can inflict, in one feverish shot. Rightfully so, the compilation touches upon each of the albums without heavily tilting the favor toward any one in particular -- three songs apiece appear from the first two albums, and five apiece are included from the last two. Excepting the popular success that was so deserved, this trio had everything: a sorcerer of a guitarist who could propel you over the clouds and then, seconds later, dunk you leagues deep into the ocean; a lively rhythm section that could emit a graceful force as well as whip up a thick, dubby underbelly; and a songwriter whose lyrics were, and still are, fit to be bound and gilded. While it's true that the Kitchens had numerous peers and a few antecedents, none of them quite approached their mix of compelling songcraft and dazzling atmospheric effects, which were never accentuated to hide instrumental shortcomings. The first 2500 copies of the set came with a second disc of B-sides and radio-session versions, several of which wouldn't be undeserving of first-disc placement -- see the alternately dreary and blissful storms of "Glittery Dust," and the anti-Thatcher "Margaret's Injection," in particular, along with the 12" (albeit inferior) version of "4 Men." In fact, you might as well see everything else while you're at it. ~ Andy Kellman

  1. 1.[CDアルバム] DISC 1:
    1. 1.
      The 3rd Time We Opened the Capsule
    2. 2.
      Quick as Rainbows
    3. 3.
      Prize
    4. 4.
      Sand on Fire
    5. 5.
      Railwayed
    6. 6.
      In a Cave
    7. 7.
      Remember Me?
    8. 8.
      What Happens Now?
    9. 9.
      Come on Now
    10. 10.
      When in Heaven
    11. 11.
      Now It's Time to Say Goodbye
    12. 12.
      On Tooting Broadway Station
    13. 13.
      Drive That Fast
    14. 14.
      Mad as Snow
    15. 15.
      Polaroids
    16. 16.
      Prince of Mars
  2. 2.[CDアルバム] DISC 2:
    1. 1.
      Prize-Demo
    2. 2.
      4 Men
    3. 3.
      Innocent
    4. 4.
      Margaret's Injection
    5. 5.
      Mainly Mornings
    6. 6.
      Shiver
    7. 7.
      These Drinkers
    8. 8.
      Elephantiny
    9. 9.
      3 to Beam Up
    10. 10.
      Goodbye Voyager
    11. 11.
      Skin
    12. 12.
      Airshifting
    13. 13.
      Glittery Dust
    14. 14.
      Sand on Fire
    15. 15.
      Jesus Nevada
    16. 16.
      Hammer
    17. 17.
      Mad as Snow
    18. 18.
      Here Come the Swans
    19. 19.
      What Happens Now?

作品の情報

メイン
アーティスト： Kitchens Of Distinction

オリジナル発売日：2003年

商品の紹介

サウス・ロンドンのロックバンド、キッチンズ・オブ・ディスティンクションのデビューから1994年までのヒットを集約したベスト盤!
1989年にデビューしたサウス・ロンドンのトゥーティングで結成されたロックバンド、キッチンズ・オブ・ディスティンクション。バンドは音楽メディアにおいて早くから高い評価を得ており、そのサウンドはエコー&ザ・バニーメンやカメレオンズに比較された。そんな彼らのデビューから1994年までのリリースを集約したベスト・アルバム『カプセル - ザ・ベスト・オブ・キッチンズ・オブ・ディスティンクション 1988-94』。ディスク1には往年のヒット曲を、ディスク2にはBサイドやアコースティック、ライヴ音源などを収録。リード・ヴォーカルのパトリック・フィッツジェラルドによるトラック・バイ・トラックを記載したブックレットを封入。
発売・販売元 提供資料（2017/12/22）

A just and proper introduction to Kitchens of Distinction would take up enough room to fill out, oh, about four CDs. This is because, in the end, a convincing argument could be made for each album's status as the band's true best. This disc, Capsule: The Best of KOD 1988-94 -- no doubt a hair-splitting one to piece together -- does make for the second-best place to start, even though it makes the grave mistake of omitting "4 Men," a single that wrapped up all the group's strengths, and all the pain that desire can inflict, in one feverish shot. Rightfully so, the compilation touches upon each of the albums without heavily tilting the favor toward any one in particular -- three songs apiece appear from the first two albums, and five apiece are included from the last two. Excepting the popular success that was so deserved, this trio had everything: a sorcerer of a guitarist who could propel you over the clouds and then, seconds later, dunk you leagues deep into the ocean; a lively rhythm section that could emit a graceful force as well as whip up a thick, dubby underbelly; and a songwriter whose lyrics were, and still are, fit to be bound and gilded. While it's true that the Kitchens had numerous peers and a few antecedents, none of them quite approached their mix of compelling songcraft and dazzling atmospheric effects, which were never accentuated to hide instrumental shortcomings. The first 2500 copies of the set came with a second disc of B-sides and radio-session versions, several of which wouldn't be undeserving of first-disc placement -- see the alternately dreary and blissful storms of "Glittery Dust," and the anti-Thatcher "Margaret's Injection," in particular, along with the 12" (albeit inferior) version of "4 Men." In fact, you might as well see everything else while you're at it. ~ Andy Kellman|
Rovi

A just and proper introduction to Kitchens of Distinction would take up enough room to fill out, oh, about four CDs. This is because, in the end, a convincing argument could be made for each album's status as the band's true best. This disc, Capsule: The Best of KOD 1988-94 -- no doubt a hair-splitting one to piece together -- does make for the second-best place to start, even though it makes the grave mistake of omitting "4 Men," a single that wrapped up all the group's strengths, and all the pain that desire can inflict, in one feverish shot. Rightfully so, the compilation touches upon each of the albums without heavily tilting the favor toward any one in particular -- three songs apiece appear from the first two albums, and five apiece are included from the last two. Excepting the popular success that was so deserved, this trio had everything: a sorcerer of a guitarist who could propel you over the clouds and then, seconds later, dunk you leagues deep into the ocean; a lively rhythm section that could emit a graceful force as well as whip up a thick, dubby underbelly; and a songwriter whose lyrics were, and still are, fit to be bound and gilded. While it's true that the Kitchens had numerous peers and a few antecedents, none of them quite approached their mix of compelling songcraft and dazzling atmospheric effects, which were never accentuated to hide instrumental shortcomings. The first 2500 copies of the set came with a second disc of B-sides and radio-session versions, several of which wouldn't be undeserving of first-disc placement -- see the alternately dreary and blissful storms of "Glittery Dust," and the anti-Thatcher "Margaret's Injection," in particular, along with the 12" (albeit inferior) version of "4 Men." In fact, you might as well see everything else while you're at it. ~ Andy Kellman
Rovi

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