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	Hours (album) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Hours is the second album by the post-hardcore band Funeral for a Friend.
		The album was produced, recorded and mixed by Terry Date, with co-production by the band.
		Hours is notable for finding Funeral for a Friend showcase its more melodic side, as there is noticeably less screaming on the album as a whole.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hours_(album) (351 words)

	The Daily Vault Album Reviews : "Hours..." (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-02)
		Undoubtedly there are going to be people who try to decipher the words of this album and try to figure out what story Bowie was trying to tell about his life.
		I'd rather let the songs stand on their own merits and appreciate them as they are, not for what they're construed to mean.
		Still, 'hours...' is a surprisingly good album, even if you've been underwhelmed with some of Bowie's recent work.
	www.dailyvault.com /toc.php5?review=793 (643 words)

	Hours... by David Bowie CD
		And although this album has an ambient feel and contains its share of loops and programming, it is organic overall.
		HOURS manages to be cutting edge and personal at the same time.
		The subdued feel of HOURS shows a classic rocker who is at ease and introspective.
	www.cduniverse.com /search/xx/music/pid/6707605/a/Hours....htm (390 words)

	Waking Hours - Japancakes - Song Listings (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-02)
		It's not that the album is a massive step forward or attempts any radical changes to the band's formula; instead, it distills the best things about their sound into something subtler but still very appealing.
		The dreaded term "soundscapes" could be used to describe the album and its songs, but only in the best possible sense; Waking Hours washes over listeners, allowing them to pay as much attention as they want to their dreamy surroundings.
		Though this might be the first Japancakes album that could be invited to a dinner party, close listening to the gorgeous interplay of pedal steel and violins throughout Waking Hours -- and particularly on the delicately warm "Tremor" -- as well as its other lovely details really pays off.
	www.mp3.com /albums/643903/summary.html (666 words)

	David Bowie - 'hours...' (Album Review)
		It wasn’t until ‘hours...’, his final outing before the turn of the millennium, that the facade fully faded from view, leaving behind a man who never was more completely himself.
		As if to emphasize the disconnection between souls that has come hand-in-hand with the digital revolution, each homage was suitably updated with a myriad of frittering electronic flourishes that imitated the blips and beeps of an increasingly computerized world.
		The recent reissue tacks on a pair of re-mixed album tracks (Something in the Air and Survive), a demo rendition of Seven, the version of The Pretty Things Are Going to Hell that appeared in the film Stigmata, and the sturdy, U.K.-only B-side We All Go Through.
	www.musicbox-online.com /db-hours.html (397 words)

	The Harvard Crimson :: Arts :: Album Review: ...hours by David Bowie
		...hours brings the futuristic pulse of his last few albums to a screeching halt, pushing back with retro riffs and a painful amount of awkward nostalgia.
		The continued use of synthesizers in such a mix seems like contrived "coolness." The lack of interest or elegance apparent in song after song of faded love and introspection reduces Bowie's renowned musical and lyrical ferocity to tired (and tiresome) whining.
		The album's simplicity and repetitiveness will give you Bowie-brain for days, but unless you're a true Bowie-head, don't give...hours the time.
	www.thecrimson.com /article.aspx?ref=98247 (219 words)

	Funeral For A Friend - Hours : album review
		Casually Dressed and Deep In Conversation has been replaced by the altogether curter Hours, while the wordy and often witty song titles (She Drove Me To Daytime Television being my personal favourite) have been similarly rejected in favour of the more conventional Hospitality, Drive, Monsters and History.
		It's a bit too sweet to be Nine Inch Nails but the moody keyboard chords and guitar touches, plus the way the instrumentation fills out after a couple of minutes, all conspire to give it a darkly contemplative air.
		Hours is a mixed bag then, one that reminds us of the heady heights that this lot are capable of climbing to, but that also shows a few cracks under the pressure of being your major record label's new priority act.
	www.musicomh.com /albums/funeral-for-a-friend-2.htm (741 words)

	SECTION 3 - david bowie "hours..."
		This latest Bowie album isn't as easy to swallow as previous album, but it showcases Bowie's songwriting talents, and will definitely win you over in a few listens.
		I wrote it after listening to the album only twice, and after I was hyped up to hear more songs like "I'm Afraid of Americans." Upon first listen I thought it was a disappointment as a Bowie fan.
		This album is much more mellow and thought-provoking than his recent efforts.
	www.section3.com /records/bowie_hours.shtml (277 words)

	Funeral For A Friend
		The release of Funeral for A Friends sophomore album “Hours” in July was the bands first proper album, as the last album ‘Casually Dressed and Deep In Conversation’ was considered with indulgent affection, but ultimately considered its collection of songs from throughout their career to date, a disjointed set of old favorites and newer material.
		The theme of the album is that confidence allows you to grow as a person.
		This album is less screamy and the band even recorded a few ballads such as "Sonny".
	www.rejectionwithoutreason.com /funeralhours/funhours.htm (341 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: 1039/Smoothed Out Slappy Hours: Music: Green Day (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-02)
		For me this album is on par with insomniac as there greatest album with kerplunk comming a close second.
		Originally this album was called 39/smooth and only had ten songs on it (by the way the original is only available on vinyl).
		This album is a compilation of the LP 39/smooth, thier first ever recording the EP 1000 hours, their second EP Slappy and the final song on this compilation is a song off the early 90's compilation The Big One.
	www.amazon.co.uk /1039-Smoothed-Out-Slappy-Hours/dp/B0000248LM (1410 words)

	David Bowie: hours... ---Ink Blot Magazine
		After his next album, Station to Station, stardom began to take its toll, and a drugged- and freaked-out Bowie retreated to Berlin in 1977 to record three albums with Brian Eno.
		If you're new to Bowie, this album is a painless, low-impact view of his vocal idiosyncrasies and fine songwriting.
		The result is an album which, though well-made and interesting, is not particularly striking.
	www.inkblotmagazine.com /rev-archive/David_Bowie_Hours.htm (559 words)

	Eyeball Kid - The Open - Silent Hours - Album Review
		This is the eagerly awaited debut of Scouse five-piece The Open, a band who have made it clear that they are apart from the burgeoning new Merseybeat scene of The Coral, The Stands and The Zutons.
		A good deal of ‘The Silent Hours’ trundles past with the kind of creative vacuum that me and some friends once displayed many moons ago in our uni band before we realised we would make better doctors (Neil, drums), teachers (Graham, bass), and stuntmen/spies (me, misunderstood guitar and vocals).
		However, another sizable portion of the album is given over to the kind of soaring, superior, gliding-on-thermals indie rock that the Doves would have produced if they hadn’t sounded so bored.
	www.eyeballkid.com /theopen_silenthours_album_review.htm (403 words)

	Phoenix Coyotes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-02)
		This album has been viewed 796 times since 08/04/2003.
		This album has been viewed 649 times since 09/01/2003.
		This album has been viewed 532 times since 07/02/2003.
	phoenixcoyotes.com /gallery/slideshow.php?...&set_albumName=album64 (37 words)

	Filmtracks: The Hours (Philip Glass)
		The Hours: (Philip Glass) The highly acclaimed translation of Michael Cunningham's novel to the big screen has been more successful than anyone could have predicted, with the superb acting performances in the film catapulting it to the forefront of popular and critical attention entering a generous awards season for the picture.
		Be aware that the piano performances in the film are different than those on the album; in the film, David Arch performs, and on album, Michael Riesman performs and produces.
		On album, The Hours provides a solid and relaxing hour of harmonious and crisp classical performances without even so much as a single note that could wake up a person sleeping in the next room.
	www.filmtracks.com /titles/hours.html (799 words)

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	John Howard - The Dangerous Hours : album review
		Delightful as it has been to wallow in John Howard's musical past, 30 years after the original release of Kid In A Big World we have a recording that not only reflects the current artist, but shows that the best is perhaps still to come.
		You might perhaps expect a singer-songwriter to sound different when the words aren't his own, but the partnership here is seamless - and the mixture of the charming and the melancholy in the songs adds up to a delightful whole.
		Such A Drag and Dear Glitterheart are more in the style of earlier albums, the latter in particular taking us back to the good old days of David Bowie selling the world in a dress, Howard's voice winding up the melodrama as only he can do and even providing his own backing oohs and ahs.
	www.musicomh.com /albums4/john-howard-4.htm (666 words)

	The Open - The Silent Hours : album review
		The chorus is almost stadium sized, and the song starts the album off on a cracking note.
		Step Into The Light, in comparison, is the most memorable tune on here, and is one of the most successful tracks on the album - an indication of how good The Open can be when they put their mind to it.
		Although The Silent Hours has its moments, The Open don't yet possess anything to suggest that they can successfully stand out from their contemporaries.
	www.musicomh.com /albums/open.htm (521 words)

	Stranger Than Fiction Records (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-02)
		While the Color Album's versions are good these original recordings have a real magic about them as well as a youthful energy.
		It's an album full or surprises that you might not expect from Edison Gower as well as familiar sounds that are signature Edison Gower.
		This album is a rock album with some nice mellow numbers thrown in to allow you to catch your breath.
	www.stfrecords.com (422 words)

	Crap Art: Album-A-Day
		Each individual songs written within the space of one hour, except for the two songs which were the first I created in a given program, which got two hours each, to give me more time to learn the program.
		On the cerebral level, this is an album speaks to those who want to live independently from all rules and regulations, from those written in the law books, to those that are 'innately' attached to us from birth.
		This album presents the listener with a strict guideline of regurgitations and rools to reach disattachment and disenfranchise their business from the corporate monopoly that threatens to touch each and every one of us in our 'no-no zone.' This was all done solo because all of my friends are married to corruption."
	crapart.spacebar.org /aad (20310 words)

	Sarah Vaughan : The Lonely Hours - Listen, Review and Buy at ARTISTdirect
		The Lonely Hours, Sarah Vaughan's contribution to the genre of saloon song LPs, doesn't have a stellar selection of material -- although of course nearly anything recorded by one of America's foremost jazz interpreters is worth hearing.
		Carter's refined arrangements and ensemble playing don't exactly reinforce the isolation of the title, but Vaughan sounds excellent on "I'll Never Be the Same," "These Foolish Things," and "If I Had You," lightly caressing the notes.
		Hopefully, Carter wasn't responsible for the occasionally canned sound of the strings; The Lonely Hours is a solid match of vocalist and arranger in most respects, with only the quality of the material weighing it down slightly.
	www.artistdirect.com /nad/store/artist/album/0,,180122,00.html (257 words)

	Amazon.ca: Hours: Music: Funeral for a Friend (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-02)
		I discovered Funeral for a Friend a while ago from their song "red is the new fl" I fell in love with it immediately and I looked everywhere for the album which it was on.
		However, even though there is less screaming on "hours" compared to other Funeral for a Friend's albums, it has exceptional vocal harmonies that leaves you in awe.
		Who cares if "hours" is not as "heavy" as other FFAF albums, because it's an album everyone can enjoy.
	www.amazon.ca /Hours-Funeral-a-Friend/dp/B0009I7NP8 (461 words)

	Hours CD
		THE HOURS was nominated for the 2004 Grammy Award for Best Soundtrack Album For A Motion Picture, Television Or Other Visual Media.
		One of America's best-known composers, Philip Glass may be widely regarded as a minimalist, but he demonstrates his strength as a storyteller with his soundtracks, and THE HOURS is no exception.
		On its own, however, the album feels lighter and more promising, a reminder again of Glass's resourcefulness and penchant for melody.
	www.cduniverse.com /search/xx/music/pid/5414601/a/Hours.htm (438 words)

	Amazon.com: Waking Hours: Music: Del Amitri (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-02)
		A shift in sound from their anglo-sounding (and they are Scottish, afterall) self-titled debut, this is the beginning of a slew of terrific acoustic-based pop albums (pop in the good sense; like the Beatles but not anything in today's top 10).
		Waking Hours from 1989 is one of their best albums.
		While this album is certainly Scot-pop-rock at its best, it is much deeper than that.
	www.amazon.com /Waking-Hours-Del-Amitri/dp/B000002GIS (1738 words)

	They Will Rock You . com ..::.. Spotlight
		“Six Hours” name came from the Alice Cooper album Dirty Diamonds, loved the track, the drama of it and it suited in some ways the type of songs we hopefully do best too.
		Six Hours is really what should have been the next Stand album and anyone who liked what that band was will hopefully like what Six Hours has become.
		After 10 years it was time for a change and I think that the change can be heard in the music, its refreshing and the diversity in the songs we picked for the final track listing is reflective of the various styles and music that made us want to play in the first place.
	www.theywillrockyou.com /index.php/spotlight/six_hours (828 words)

	CBC Radio \| After Hours \| Album Picks (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-02)
		He's invited a string quartet to join his regular band and the musical marriage is filled with melody and depth.
		The album concentrates primarily on the material of tango master Astor Piazzolla, with an original and standard thrown in to the mix for good measure.
		There's fine playing from everyone involved, plus the strings are put to good use and complement the arrangements fully.
	www.cbc.ca /afterhours/albumpicks.html (279 words)

	Amazon.com: After Hours: Music: Rahsaan Patterson (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-02)
		But I'm glad I got the chance to pick up his third album After Hours because calling it great would be an understatement.
		Speaking of that, you can tell that this album was several years in the making when you look at the liner notes and notice that it credits MCA Records.
		Oh well, this is still a great album, and while I cringed when I listened to the club-ready "So Hot", the rest of After Hours is perfect for listening to any time of the day.
	www.amazon.com /After-Hours-Rahsaan-Patterson/dp/B00065U0PO (1110 words)

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	Two Hours Traffic, Two Hours Traffic: Album Review : Soul Shine Magazine
		Joel Plaskett took the helm on Prince Edward Island’s Two Hours Traffic’s debut album, building upon the already burgeoning East Coast scene.
		Although they’re not the most brilliant songwriters to have ever walked the earth, that doesn’t seem to be the point of Two Hours Traffic.
		Fresh and youthful sounding (as it should be — all four band members were 19-years-old at the album’s recording), the 12-track album is well-produced and well-played.
	www.soulshine.ca /reviews/albumReview.php?arid=388 (174 words)

	CD Baby: MIKE DEAN: Hours Later (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-02)
		For now Mike has just released his debut album "Hours Later." A mainly all acoustic record which was meant for documentation at first.
		After seeing his band live, I had to buy this CD and it was worth it.
		hours later has 11 heart felt songs that you can't help but play over and over.
	cdbaby.com /cd/mikedean (1015 words)

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