The Times - E For Edward@320

It's instructive to note both the year this album came out, 1989, and the album title: "E" is not only for Edward (Ball, the sole performer on this album, save for two tracks of guitar by Paul Heeren), but for Ecstasy. The summer of 1989 was the summer of acid house in Great Britain, and plenty of folks who had previously been plying their trade in indie guitar bands suddenly hooked themselves up with some baggy clothes and a sampler. So in many ways, this is a shameless, pandering sellout. What saves the album is that it's fully aware that it's a shameless, pandering sellout, and it's ok with that. The deadpan objectification of the opening "Manchester" is so over the top in its praise that Ball is clearly taking the mickey. The rest of the album alternates between computerized acid house throb and solo acoustic miniatures like "No Love on Haight Street," which would not sound out of place on a late-era Felt album. (AMG) 01. Manchester 02. Valvaline 03. Snow 04. Catherine Wheel 05. Crashed On You 06. Count To Five 07. All Your Life 08. French Film Bleurred 09. No Love On Haight St. 10. Acid Angel Of Ecstasy 11. Gold 12. Sold 13. Life Label: Creation Rec. Released: 1989 BITRATE: 320 My cd-rip (EAC and Lame) Covers Included Enjoy,Seed and Share

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Estlin (2009-07-14)

Hi,
Thanks for uploading, but could you please seed? A few of us are stuck at 95.2%.