Actually I think 'The Number of Magic' is less trancey, in the sense that
all the tracks are not interwoven and carry a continuous theme the way
they do on 'Virtual State'. Virtual State tells one long story where all
the songs bleed into each other, Number of Magic is 9 or 10 seperate and
distinct tracks. With that said Number of Magic rocks, and has all the
serenity, funk and tribal sample flavors that Virtual State does. They
came out back to back and not for far apart from each other, I consider
them almost a pair. Whoever the orginal poster was, definitely pick up The
Number of Magic, it's great. These 2 albums are my favorite RHK solo
efforts, with the possible exception of the first 2 Sandoz records.
-nate
On Fri, 18 May 2001, henrik stromberg wrote:
quoted 18 lines At 01.01 +0100 01-05-18, Mark Stevens wrote:> At 01.01 +0100 01-05-18, Mark Stevens wrote:
> > I never
> >did get round to buying Kirk's other Warp album. How does that
> >compare? It's a bit hard to tell from the samples on Warpnet.
>
> "the number of magic" is quite similar to "vitual state", perhaps a
> bit more trancey(?). if you like one, you'll probably like both.
>
> hs
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