Where Did the Night Fall

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Total Tracks: 14   Total Length: 57:33

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Excellent music but compare the various cds

hipbone

This is excellent music but I don't see the difference between this cd and Where Did the Night Fall: Another Night Out, except that this has fewer songs. If you download from this cd make sure you don't download the same songs from the other cd, like I did. Perhaps better to skip this cd and get the tracks you want from ...Another night Out. Also, the deluxe edition has the same tracks as this cd but it also has a second cd of the same songs without the vocals - which I think sounds really great.

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Hmmm...

smoothoperator

UNKLE has consistently put out awesome stuff. This is no exception, though it's not his best effort. Which probably explains the current 3.5 stars rating and which makes the overexcited reviewers so far seem like PR plants. Anyway, a great look at collaborative music creation. Make sure you get the Deluxe Edition, with the instrumental versions, some of which are punchier than the ones here.

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Good shit

JRED

Good shit, as per the title

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Must have!

Bob242

This is one of the best electronic albums I've heard in a long time! You have to download this.....NOW!

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Must have

Touchedbyanoodle

This is UNKLE's most complete and best record, and one of the best album's I've heard in a long time. Make sure you check this one out.

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