Mark Ronson And The Business Intl-Record Collection-CD-FLAC-2010-THEVOiD

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 Info   
     Artist  | Mark Ronson & The Business Intl
     Title   | Record Collection
     Genre   | Alternative                          Format  | Album
     Source  | CD                                   Time    | 47:22
     Label   | Columbia Records                     Store   | 2010
     Catalog | 88697736332                          Rip     | 2020
     Bitrate | 910 kbps                             Size    | 334.35 MB
     Freq    | 44.1 kHz                             Encoder | FLAC 1.3.1
 Tracks 
     01. Bang Bang Bang (Feat. MNDR & Q-Tip)                         3:53
     02. Lose It (In The End) (Feat. Ghostface Killah)               2:25
     03. The Bike Song (Feat. Kyle Falconer & Spank Rock)            4:25
     04. Somebody To Love Me (Feat. Boy George & Andrew Wyatt)       4:57
     05. You Gave Me Nothing (Feat. Andrew Wyatt & Rose Elinor       4:00
         Dougall)
     06. The Colour Of Crumar                                        1:28
     07. Glass Mountain Trust (Feat. D'Angelo)                       3:46
     08. Circuit Breaker                                             4:24
     09. Introducing The Business (Feat. Pill, Alex Greenwald & The  3:42
         London Gay Men's Choir)
     10. Record Collection (Feat. Simon Le Bon & Wiley)              3:49
     11. Selector                                                    1:06
     12. Hey Boy (Feat. Rose Elinor Dougall & Theophilus London      3:34
         III)
     13. Missing Words                                               1:29
     14. The Night Last Night (Feat. Alex Greenwald & Rose Elinor    4:24
         Dougall)
 Notes  
     Grounded in hip-hop yet never averse to pop, Mark Ronson has applied his
     voracious musical obsessions to become one of the most commercially
     successful producers from the mid-2000s onward. The DJ-turned-recording
     artist made his true solo debut with "Ooh Wee" (2003), a collaboration with
     Ghostface Killah and Nate Dogg that went Top 20 in his native UK, but he
     truly set himself apart as the co-producer of Amy Winehouse's
     throwback-styled "Back To Black" (2006), a global smash that earned him his
     first three Grammy Awards, including Producer of the Year.
     Released under the moniker Mark Ronson & the Business Intl,
     DJ/songwriter/producer Mark Ronson's 2010 album "Record Collection" feels
     more like the work of an actual band, or at least a collective, and less
     like a DJ album of guest vocalists even though there are a plenty here. The
     band idea is further reinforced by the inclusion of vocalists Andrew Wyatt
     (Fires of Rome, Mike Snow) and Amanda Warner (MNDR) who appear throughout
     "Record Collection". The two singers, Wyatt with his sanguine soulful croon
     and Warner with her robust diva wail, take the lead on several cuts and
     lend a more unified palette to Ronson's songs.
     Add to this that Ronson, who also takes to the vocal mic on several tracks,
     wrote or co-wrote most of the material here. Throw in the fact that he uses
     actual musicians more than samples, and you have a legit work of original
     music that still capitalizes on Ronson's deft beat and melody mixing
     turntable skills. Songs like the lead-off cut "Bang Bang Bang" featuring
     rapper Q-Tip and Warner should appeal to fans of Ronson's funk and
     electronic-music DJ taste while the Afropop infused "Somebody To Love"
     featuring Boy George and Wyatt is a catchy, rhythmically compelling modern
     soul tune.
     Of course, you do get a few choice star cameos here from the likes of Duran
     Duran's Simon LeBon on the title track and reclusive neo-soul singer
     D'Angelo on "Glass Mountain Trust," but they simply add to the inspired and
     creative vibe of the album. The ultimate irony and triumph of Record
     Collection is that, on an album all about how Ronson's own obsessive music
     tastes have defined his life, we finally hear him step away from the
     turntable and produce one of the best albums of his career.

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