Lost In Space, Vol. 1 (1993-2002)
Download links and information about Lost In Space, Vol. 1 (1993-2002) by Laika. This album was released in 2002 and it belongs to Electronica, Jazz, Rock, Indie Rock, Alternative genres. It contains 22 tracks with total duration of 01:58:46 minutes.
Artist: | Laika |
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Release date: | 2002 |
Genre: | Electronica, Jazz, Rock, Indie Rock, Alternative |
Tracks: | 22 |
Duration: | 01:58:46 |
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Tracks
[Edit]No. | Title | Length |
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1. | T. Street | 6:11 |
2. | Sugar Daddy | 5:24 |
3. | Breather | 7:16 |
4. | Coming Down Glass | 4:58 |
5. | If You Miss (Laika Virgin Mix) | 4:44 |
6. | Bedbugs | 5:52 |
7. | Go Fish | 4:33 |
8. | Uneasy | 4:57 |
9. | Shut Off / Curl Up | 5:35 |
10. | Lower Than Stars | 5:23 |
11. | Beestinger | 5:09 |
12. | Prairie Dog (Remix By Maxwell House) | 5:28 |
13. | Looking for the Jackalope (Peel Session) | 4:19 |
14. | Badtimes (Peel Session) | 6:47 |
15. | Go Fish (Peel Session) | 4:34 |
16. | Red River (Live) | 4:44 |
17. | German Shepherds | 4:36 |
18. | Lie Low | 4:40 |
19. | Lyin’ Goat | 4:43 |
20. | Marimba Song (Boo Boos Gone Mad) | 2:37 |
21. | Squeaky | 6:24 |
22. | Looking for the Jackalope (236 Mix) | 9:52 |
Details
[Edit]Though Laika doesn't seem the best of candidates for a greatest hits, the band celebrates its tenth anniversary with a stylish two-disc collection that offers most to fans of the band (as well as fans of clever design). Separated into hits and rarities discs, Lost in Space, Vol. 1 (1992-2002) spends about an hour with an intensive Laika history lesson (three songs originally on each full-length, plus one only available on a Volume compilation), then moves onto a collection of live songs, Peel Sessions, a few remixes, and one new song. The compilation portion is well-selected, balancing band favorites ("Sugar Daddy," "Shut Off/Curl Up") with popular successes ("Uneasy" and "Breather," a pair of busily percussive tracks with a moody arrangement and understated vocals). The rarities are no less intriguing, hardly a surprise from a band with such a firm grasp on the reins of quality control. The group's cover of Wire's "German Shepherds" is a highlight, along with the B-side "Lie Low" and a Jack Dangers remix of "Looking for the Jackalope." Though Laika LPs are far too compulsory to make this a first purchase, one attribute that might push it over into the essential category for on-the-fence fans: clever notes from Margaret Fiedler and Guy Fixsen regarding each song. For instance, here's a factoid: Fiedler owns the record for most appearances by a female on a John Peel session — as a member of Moonshake and Laika, plus her guest spots on sessions by PJ Harvey and God Is My Co-Pilot.