Hawaii
- 艺人
- The High Llamas
- 语种
- 英语
- 厂牌
- V2
- 发行时间
- 1996年02月14日
- 专辑类别
- 录音室专辑
专辑介绍
by Stephen Thomas Erlewine
Sean O'Hagan has a gift for orchestral pop, creating lush soundscapes that are awash with sonic detail. He clearly owes a lot to Brian Wilson, and Hawaii, the High Llamas' third album, falls somewhere between Pet Sounds and SMiLE. Sonically, the rich, orchestrated production is reminiscent of the former, but Hawaii is paced like SMiLE, with brief instrumentals and song fragments framing the full-fledged songs. Each is carefully arranged and recorded, offering an inviting tapestry of strings, guitars, keyboards, brass, and percussion. For much of Hawaii, the sound of the record is intoxicating, but the album drags over the course of 77 minutes. Among the 29 tracks, there are some beautiful moments and gorgeous songs, but Hawaii winds up being too much of a good thing, lacking the focus of Gideon Gaye. [The American edition of Hawaii contains a 40-minute, six-track bonus disc, containing material previously unreleased in the U.S., including the B-sides for the Nomads single.]
最新简评（共2条）
- @livogrild(听到喜欢的歌 身体不跟着...)：-
- @大贵哦(一条血淋淋的大腿正在敲门)：阳光明媚 初恋的感觉。。。