The Future Sound of London - Teachings From the Electronic Brain torrent

Artist:The Future Sound of London Album :Teachings From the Electronic Brain The Best of FSOL Year :2006 Genre : downtempo ,drum and bass,electronic,experimental Quality:256kbit/s(Easy CD-DA Extractor) Track listing

1. "Papua New Guinea (12" Version)" – 4:59
2. "Max" – 2:55
3. "Everyone in the World is Doing Something Without Me" – 2:00
4. "My Kingdom" – 5:39
5. "Smokin' Japanese Babe" – 5:14
6. "Antique Toy" – 4:15
7. "Lifeforms (Radio Edit)" – 4:39
8. "Yage" – 6:23
9. "Expander (12" Version)" – 4:52
10. "Glass" – 4:55
11. "The Far-Out Son of Lung and the Ramblings of a Madman" – 4:15
12. "The Lovers" – 5:57
13. "Mountain Goat" – 4:41
14. "Cascade (Shortform)" – 4:17
15. "We Have Explosive (7" Edit)" – 3:10

Crew

* Artwork By [Design] - Andrew Day in The Red Room, EMI
* Compiled By - Future Sound Of London, The
* Engineer - Stone Freshwaters (tracks: 12) , Yage
* Mastered By - Ian Jones (4)
* Other [Directed By] - FSOL (tracks: 13)
* Other [Project Coordinator] - Libby Jones , Paula Flack
* Producer - Future Sound Of London, The (tracks: 1 to 12, 14, 15) , Philip Pin (tracks: 13)
* Written-By - Brian Dougans , Elizabeth Fraser (tracks: 7) , Garry Cobain
* "Max" written by Max Richter The album also includes two songs they recorded under the name Amorphous Androgynous.[1][2][3] Despite favourable reviews in the press, the album has been unpopular with fans, who have criticised its tracklist as being lazy, drawing largely from Dead Cities, and with tracks simply fading in and out rather than being properly mixed.[4] However in an interview with "Barcodezine" (who found it favourable) Cobain states:
“ ...well in our mind we tried to make it a nice balance of light and dark, feminine/masculine – all these qualities. There’s quite a few different sides to FSOL, there is the very, very abstract, what we term the more male, machine music. We tried to not go too extreme into that but keep it melodic, experimental, involving, yes the hits, but in maybe edited or slightly remixed form – there’s an edit of the Liz Fraser (Cocteau Twins) single on there. But actually, from our point of view, what we consider to be the most long-standing tracks, and try to get the balance right, which I think we’ve done quite well.