More By Artist: Portishead
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Dummy [ Go! Beat / CD - released 22/Sep/1994 ] A somewhat unsung masterpiece, and an outstanding proponent of the Bristol sound! Alluring evocative, pseudo-cabaret sounds with "torch" vocals. |
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Portishead [ Go! Beat / CD - released 9/Oct/1997 ] This was the band's self-titled follow-up album to their brilliant debut, "Dummy". It is similarly eerie, interwoven as it is with lingering, and on occasion, alarming melodies & grooves. Another fine exponent of the "Bristol" sound! |
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Third [ Island / CD - released 24/Apr/2008 ] Some ten years after their last formal release, trip-hop pioneers Portishead are back with their fourth album - the hugely anticipated 'Third', through Island Records. |
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Portishead (LP) [ Go! Beat / 2 LP - released 27/Jan/2017 ] Double LP reissue of Portishead's original album from 1997 |
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Portishead (LP) [ London / Umgd / 2 LP - released 30/Sep/1997 ] Portishead's debut album, Dummy, popularized trip-hop, making its slow, narcotic rhythms, hypnotic samples, and film noir production commonplace among sophisticated, self-consciously "mature" pop fans. The group recoiled from such widespread acclaim... |
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Roseland NYC Live (PNYC) [ Go! Beat / CD - released 15/Nov/1998 ] A stunningly superb live show, performed in the Big Apple... featuring reworkings of songs from "Dummy" and "Portishead". |
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Dummy (UK Version LP) [ Go Beat / LP - released 1/Jan/2000 ] Named for a town near Bristol, England, Portishead are a British dance band that grabs ideas from all over the mod pop world (spaghetti Western guitars, turntable scratching, melancholy soul vocals, atmospheric organs, house beats) and stirs them... |
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Roseland NYC Live (Double LP) [ Go Beat / 2 LP - released 13/May/2016 ] Performing with a 35-piece orchestra, Portishead runs through selections from its two albums, favoring its second slightly. On the surface, it doesn't seem like the orchestra would add much to the performances, especially since the arrangements... |
