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Universal acclaim- based on 16 Ratings
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Positive: 13 out of 16
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Mixed: 2 out of 16
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Negative: 1 out of 16
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DanWMar 8, 2005A huge step forward from the gloriously relaxed ambience of KY and Lost Horizons. There's an appreciably harder edge to many of the tracks, in fact that which works least well is most reminiscent of their previous outings.
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LucreceBFeb 5, 2005Absolutely top notch album! Takes a bit of listening to at first, and you definintely can't say that they have stagnated in their style, but boy does it grow on you. I am reliably informed that it all makes sense when you see the DVD-I wait with bated breath for that to arrive andmake my experience complete.
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RobJMar 3, 2005A real grower and far more than the sum of its parts. Saw them live "doing" this album and the diversity is something else - live scratching, bongos, cello, accordians, guitars, etc. Outstanding
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JayNYCFeb 19, 2005Loved the last one, but this one just leaves me cold. Not nearly playful enough....some of it sounds like Information Society or something.
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chrissFeb 26, 2005'my first sequencer/sampler' springs to mind, a big dissapointment. soundbites sounded interesting but when i bought the album it just felt uninspiring. poor.
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HarveyCFeb 11, 2005After the stimulating originality of lost horizons, 64-95 has already become an album that I will only listen too once in a while, and spend most of it's life on the shelf. Great background music to chill out to at the end of a party. Where has the strangeness and uniqueness gone that they achieved in lost horizons?
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JakeLApr 21, 2005I've never had an album grow on me like this did - listen again, and again if necessary. It's stunningly brilliant.
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DanielSJun 7, 2005starts slowly then grows into a monster. very much a sample/sequencer moment, but in no way does that affect the overall musical interest. some real gems too(don't stop now/shouty track)
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PatrickNov 4, 2007Few electronic albums are able to stretch a smile across my face as wide as Lemon Jelly's incomparable pastiche exercise, '64-95.' Taste oughtn't be argued, but this is certainly one of my favorites.
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StarFoxJan 31, 2005
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RogerMJan 31, 2005Anyone who wanted dance music to grow up will love this. It's so intelligent, so powerful that you'll hear something new each time you listen to it. It surprised me the first time I heard it as it covers so many different styles, but the fact that they do that so seamlessly and in such an integrated and exciting way builds this album like few others. A future classic!
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jaymanMar 22, 2005Okay. So, I've had this cd a month now. At first I would've thrown a 6 or 7 rating at this, but it grows baby. Great headphone material and something new is discovered at every listen. If you've listened to this album, don't disregard it. Put it back on and let it guide it's way back into your brain.
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Jun 19, 2013
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It is a fantastic album, no less so than the one before it.
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Being sampled by Lemon Jelly on this astonishing new album is nothing less than an honor.
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Under The RadarIt takes their happily slanted electronic sound and infuses it with a sinister mood and heavy guitar sounds. [#8, p.106]