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This is a gorgeous track off the new Goldfrapp album 'Seventh Tree'. 'A&E' it's called, track number 7. The album is worth the listen, some very interesting stuff on there, but this is the standout track for me. Meoldically, the chorus is gorgeous, and the drums really kicking in at the bridge about 2mins in through some sort of filter effect bring it up a notch. Awesome. Other highlights for me include 'Little Bird', 'Road To Somewhere'. Loving this album more and more ... MORE
I know a few of you have said that "Caravan Girl" is your fave track on the new Goldfrapp album, Seventh Tree. Well, rejoice because now there's an official video for the song:
Goldfrapp - "Caravan Girl":
I love it of course, merely because it features longboarding, but the tune is pretty sweet too.
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Goldfrapp - "Caravan Girl":
I love it of course, merely because it features longboarding, but the tune is pretty sweet too.
http://www.goldfrapp.com
http://www.myspace.com/goldfrapp
The Goldfrapp CD Collectors Box and 7 Inch Collectors Slipcase which hold all CD and 7 inch single formats to be released from 'Seventh Tree' a... MORE
Just by chance, I did. And I was very pleased, too, because those are two musical acts I've heard a lot about on MOG but hadn't heard yet. Goldfrapp was on Jay Leno, and although I've heard snippets here and there this was the first time I got to hear a whole song. I couldn't tell you what song it was, but it was cool. Even cooler and more interesting was the visual aspect. The whole band was wearing white clothing/robes, etc (think Luke Skywalker in the original, if ... MORE
Over the years I'd heard bits and pieces of Goldfrapp and thought, gee, for newfangly electronic music, that's kind of nice! But then I found their new album, Seventh Tree, streaming on AOL Music...and now it's gone, and I'm seriously missing it. (So, I just bought it, which means their evil plan worked!) The album opens with a nylon-string guitar and then Alison Goldfrapp's voice comes in -- and she's a real singer -- with something unintelligible about clowns, followed b... MORE







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