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title: "Orbital"
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# Orbital

**Brand:** orbital
**Price:** 1128721₫
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        			Orbital - S/T - Cd
				    	
			    	
        		  
        		  
        	
          
              
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        			In the late 1980s, as American house and techno imports flooded Britain and the Acid House movement was sweeping the nation, brothers Paul and Phil Hartnoll were busy building Britain&apos;s own interpretation of the sound. Named for the illegal &quot;Orbital&quot; raves taking place around the M25, they dragged their equipment from party to party, playing live PAs of their homegrown dance music to enthusiastic crowds of revellers. Their 1990 single &quot;Chime&quot; was (and still is) the anthem of many a British raver, and their self-titled 1991 debut remains a classic. Opening with the exquisite mid-tempo anthem &quot;Belfast&quot;, and containing the &quot;Chime&quot;, &quot;Satan&quot;, and &quot;Fahrenheit 303&quot; singles, this album captures the innocence and energy of the nascent rave scene. --Matthew Corwine
				    	
			    	
        		  
        		  
        	
          
              
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        			When Orbital&#x2019;s self-titled debut (usually called &#x2018;the Green album&#x2019; to differentiate it from its similarly eponymous follow-up, &#x2018;the Brown album&#x2019;) emerged in 1991, the rave music that had fuelled 1988 and 1989&#x2019;s Summers of Love was starting to have mass appeal. Viewed in retrospect the early-90s were a golden age for electronic music, before the twin assaults of the government&#x2019;s legislation against &#x2018;repetitive beats&#x2019; in the 1994 Criminal Justice Bill and, with the death of the large-scale free party scene, the conformity of the superclub era.&#xA0; &#xA0;&#xA0;Orbital&#x2019;s debut single, Chime, was produced on a cassette player for the princely sum of &#xA3;2.50, a remastered version making it to number 17 in the singles chart in 1990. Alongside Rhythim is Rhythim&#x2019;s Strings of Life, Chime represents one of the most influential pieces of electronic dance music ever written. It appears in a live version on the Green album, underlining the Hartnoll brothers&#x2019; commitment to gigging at a time when most techno acts tended to stick in a DAT and goof around. The version here is as vital as the original single release, the sunlit stabs of its introductory passage shattering against that timeless, endorphin-firing descending metallic riff.Similarly striking, albeit more reflective, Belfast weaves a constantly phasing electronic squiggle &#x2013; the aural equivalent of a sparkler writing in the air &#x2013; and major-chord keys around a sublime choral sample from Hildegard von Bingen&#x2019;s O Euchari. Soundtrack to the end of countless weekends, the track sits exquisitely poised between a joyous beauty and powerful melancholy. As it slows in tempo during its last two minutes you can feel yourself slipping off into a weightless drift.The Green album contains several stunning individual tracks &#x2013; the aforementioned Chime and Belfast; the sleek machine that is Oolaa which, like so many Orbital productions to follow it, sounds like it has a core of pure crystal; the jaw-grinding rave dynamics of Speed Freak and The Moebius&#x2019; blocky trance &#x2013; but it remains very much a collection of standalones rather than an album that benefits from being heard in a single sitting. Indeed, the tracks featured were recorded over several years, with no particular intention of being grouped together.Later Orbital albums would be much more coherent in theme &#x2013; witness the anti-Criminal Justice Bill statements of Snivilisation or the environmentalist messages embedded in In-Sides &#x2013; but for all its disparateness, the energy and creativity at play on the Green album make it irresistible. --Chris Power Find more music at the BBC  This link will take you off  in a new window

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## Customer Reviews

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    Three Stars
  

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    OK
  


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    Five Stars
  

*by L***T on 1 June 2017*









  
  
    Perfect wind down
  


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