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Artist: Lamb

Album: Live at the Paradiso 2004

Released: 2012

Style: Trip Hop
Format: MP3 320Kbps / FLAC
Size: 165 Mb

Tracklist:
01 – Gold
02 – All in Your Hands
03 – Heaven
04 – Gabriel
05 – Till the Clouds Clear
06 – Ear Parcel
07 – God Bless
08 – Sun
09 – Gorecki
10 – Fly
11 – One
12 – B-Line
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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

This article is about the UK electronic music duo. For the U.S. worship music duo, see Lamb (folk duo). For the U.S. rock band, see Lamb (rock band).
Lamb (aka Lamb Retretes)
OriginManchester, England
GenresElectronica
Breakbeat
Drum and Bass
Trip hop
Years active1996–2004, 2009
LabelsMercury Records, Koch Records
Members
Andy Barlow
Lou Rhodes

Lamb is an electronic music duo from Manchester, England, whose music is influenced by trip hop and drum and bass. The duo consists of producer Andy Barlow, who also produces under the pseudonym Hipoptimist, and singer-songwriter Lou Rhodes. They achieved commercial success with two hit singles 'Gorecki' and 'Gabriel'.

  • 3Discography
    • 3.3Singles

Biography

Lamb's core members were Barlow and Rhodes, although the band subsequently expanded to include bassist Jon Thorne, Icelandic guitarist Oddur Mar Runnarson, and Danish drummer Nikolaj Bjerre. London-based string trio Chi 2 Strings and trumpet player Kevin Davy were frequent guest musicians.

They released their first album, the self-titled Lamb in September 1996, and followed this up with another three albums and a cache of singles over the next eight years, culminating in the release of a greatest hits album, Best Kept Secrets, in June 2004. While they seemed destined for stardom, it seemed to evade them and during the early 2000s they lost momentum and played live only sporadically. Still, a 2004 tour produced memorable shows, according to the British press.[1] Lamb performed what was billed as their final live appearance at the Paradiso in Amsterdam in September 2004.[2] Their 2003 album Between Darkness and Wonder proved to be their last studio album; the duo had always been 'combustible,' and both went solo. Rhodes left the music world briefly for a commune, and in 2006 released her first solo album.[3]

Although getting their start in Manchester, Lamb are more commonly associated with the Bristol-based trip hop sound that was popular during the nineties. Aside from trip hop, their musical style is a distinctive mixture of jazz, dub, breaks and drum and bass, with a strong vocal element and, in their later works especially, some acoustic influences. While they were a hit phenomenon in the UK, they found limited success in other parts of the world, despite securing distribution. Portugal was an exception, however; the band achieved crossover success there, including one major number one hit with 'Gabriel,' the lead single from 2001's What Sound.

The band produces experimental work with a distinctive production style, which includes passionate lyrical delivery. Their artistic videos draw on influences ranging from Cyberpunk through George Lucas' THX 1138 to Zen Buddhism.

By far, their best-known track to date is 'Gorecki', from their eponymous debut album. The song is inspired by Henryk Górecki's Third Symphony, the Symphony of Sorrowful Songs. Part of the lyrics to 'Gorecki' were used by Baz Luhrmann for some of Satine's lines in Moulin Rouge!. The song was used in an advertisement for Guinness and an advertisement for the Tomb Raider: Underworld video game. The 2004 DVDThe Fall & Rise of the Fools Ark, a roadmovie by Dutch duo Dadara and Jesse for which Lamb provided the music, is an animated roadmovie in the style of Monty Python and Yellow Submarine.

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Reunion

Lamb

During the band's hiatus, both have been working on a variety of solo projects. Rhodes released her debut solo album Beloved One on her own label Infinite Bloom in 2006, while Barlow has been working on a project called Hoof (together with Oddur Runasson, among others, who also appeared on Rhodes' solo debut), which has performed live a number of times but so far not released an album. Barlow has also been working on another project called 'Luna Seeds' with vocalist–songwriter Carrie Tree, and has recently produced the Fink album Distance and Time.

In February 2009, the organisers of the The Big Chill music festival announced that Lamb would be re-forming to perform at the August 2009 event.[4] The band subsequently announced two further appearances, at Cactus Festival and Beautiful Days Festival. No announcement has been made as to whether the band will be releasing new material, or whether the festival tour is a one-off.

Lamb's own MySpace site is now (14 May 2009) also showing them as appearing at the 2009 Glastonbury Festival on Friday 26 June and Pohoda festival (Slovakia) on 18.7.2009, the latter did not happen, since the festival was prematurely canceled due to severe windstorm. They are also playing at 'Festival Marés Vivas', in Porto, Portugal on 16.7.2009, along with Primal Scream and Kaiser Chiefs. Bolens bl110 fuel line diagram. They performed in Prague on July 30th, 2009. They played at Beautiful Days on August 23rd, 2009.

They are also supposed to play other European festivals.

In May 2009 an e-mail was sent out to fans informing them of the 2009 tour dates as well as plans to sometime in the year release a live CD/DVD combo recorded in 2004.

In October 2009 it has been announced that Lamb will be headlining the Peats Ridge Festival near Sydney, Australia which runs 28 Dec 2009 to 1 Jan 2010. So far (on 15th October) this is not listed on the Lamb website.

Andy Barlow stated during their January 3, 2010 show at The Tivoli in BrisbaneAustralia, their 32nd gig of what was supposed to be only 7, that it would be their 'last gig ever, but who knows'. Andy later followed up on Lambs Facebook fan page on January 7, 'I have a strong feeling that there will be more Lamb shows, It doesn't seem like it has reached it's finale just yet'.[5]

Discography

Studio albums

  • 1996 Lamb (Fontana Records)
    • UK #109 [6]
  • 1999 Fear of Fours (Polygram Records)
    • UK #37; US Top Heatseekers #35; NOR #22; AUS #25; NLD #61 [7]
  • 2001 What Sound (Koch Records)
    • UK #54; BEL (Flanders) #16; AUS #40; NLD #65; GER #87 [8][9]
  • 2003 Between Darkness and Wonder (Koch Records)
    • UK #96; PT #13; BEL (Flanders) #20; SWI #82 [10]

Compilation albums

  • 2004 Back to Mine: The Voodoo Sessions (DMC Records)
  • 2004 Best Kept Secrets: The Best of Lamb 1996-2004 (Universal Records)
    • UK #111; BEL (Flanders) #24 [11]
  • 2005 Lamb Remixed (Mercury/Universal Records)

Singles

from Lamb

  • 1996 'Cotton Wool'
    • UK #76 [6]
  • 1996 'Gold'
    • UK #132
  • 1996 'God Bless'
    • UK #92
  • 1997 'Górecki'
    • UK #30

from Fear of Fours

  • 1999 'B Line'
    • UK #52
  • 1999 'All in Your Hands'
    • UK #71
  • 1999 'Softly'

from What Sound

  • 2001 'Gabriel'
  • 2002 'Sweet'

from Between Darkness and Wonder

  • 2004 'Wonder'
    • UK #81

DVDs

  • 2004 The Fall & Rise of the Fools Ark (with Dadara and Jesse)

See also

References

  1. ^Flynn, Bob (2004-02-09). 'Lamb Queen Margaret Union, Glasgow'. The Independent. http://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/music/reviews/lamb-queen-margaret-union-glasgow-569407.html. Retrieved 2009-05-13.
  2. ^ This performance was filmed for a planned live DVD release; its release was expected in 2005, but as of March 2009 it has not appeared.
  3. ^Wehner, Cyclone (2007-04-12). 'The Hippie Shake: Bohemian Lou Rhodes Leaves Lamb on the Rack'. Herald Sun. http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/story/0,21985,21545182-2902,00.html. Retrieved 2009-05-13.
  4. ^Big Chill features
  5. ^Official Facebook Fan Page
  6. ^ abRoberts, David (2006). British Hit Singles & Albums (19th ed.). London: Guinness World Records Limited. p. 311. ISBN 1-904994-10-5.
  7. ^Lamb - Fear of Fours chart listings
  8. ^Musicline.de - Chartverfolgung - Lamb
  9. ^Lamb - What Sound chart listings
  10. ^Lamb - Between Darkness and Wonder chart listings
  11. ^Lamb - Best Kept Secrets - The Best of Lamb 1996-2004 chart listings

External links

  • Lamb at MySpace
  • Lamb channel at YouTube
  • Lamb at Allmusic
  • Andy Barlow's project Hoof at MySpace
  • Andy Barlow's project Luna Seeds at MySpace