Track Listings (15) - Disc #1| All Artists: Soulive Title: No Place Like Soul Members Wishing: 1 Total Copies: 0 Label: Columbia Japan/Zoom Release Date: 6/23/2009 Album Type: Import Genres: Jazz, R&B, Rock Styles: Acid Jazz, Soul-Jazz & Boogaloo, Funk, Jam Bands, Rock Jam Bands Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 Other Editions: No Place Like Soul UPC: 4988001148609 |
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 | Soulive No Place Like Soul Genres: Jazz, R&B, Rock
Japanese only HQCD pressing. Sony. 2009. |
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CD ReviewsNot REALLY Soulive Trust me, I know | New York, NY | 08/09/2007 (3 out of 5 stars) "The best thing about Soulive has always been their combination of jazz with funk, hip hop, and soul. I've never heard anything quite like it, because nobody really does it. That is not what this album is. If you want to hear a "real" Soulive album, get Turn It Out or Soulive, or go on Archive.org and download some shows (completely legal - Soulive supports show trading). I appreciate that they are taking a new road, exploring musical possibilities as it were, but I miss the old Soulive. This CD lacks the kind of groove that made me fall in love with the band, lacks solos almost completely, and as Gracenote (iTunes CD database) categorized it (quite accurately), is pop. This won't turn me off from seeing them live again; I'll be the first one in line, but I don't feel this album displays what makes Soulive special. The reason I didn't give this 1 star is because I am a fan of the band, and I understand that they're just exploring, but please, please don't think this is what Soulive is all about." New direction, Same infectious talent K. Beers | orlando, fl United States | 08/02/2007 (4 out of 5 stars) "Soulive has wandered down a completely new and exciting path. The addition of vocals and carefully sculpted and structured songs is a major change from the deep and dirty funk these guys once brought to their live shows. But their talent and song writing ability shine through brilliantly. Rather than focusing on individual merits through solos this album shows the bands ability to blend with one another and to put out consistent modern soul music that still manages to stay true to both the roots of the band and the origins of soul music itself. There are a number of Standout tracks such as "Waterfall" "One of Those Days" and the openly sweet and sexy album closer "Kim" (Written and sung by the group's drummer Alan Evans). This record is going to be a shock for longtime Soulive fans who expect the usual funk from the group but those fans who are open to new musical experiences will find that the talent and energy that have become a hallmark of Soulive are present throughout. Pick this one up, lay back poor some wine and dig. " Jamband Fans need to go find another band First Flight | NC | 08/09/2007 (5 out of 5 stars) "I'm tired of all these jamband fans coming up here and ripping Soulive for branching out and trying something different. I've been a fan since Doin' Something and I think this album is great. I listen to it every day and I've also seen them perform live with the new material twice and it's even better live. As mentioned before Toussant is the first singer that can match his voice with Soulive's sound. For those that have seen the new material live Neil, Eric, and Alan still have solos where the jam out so you're able to see their unbelievable musicianship. This album is going to get Soulive to the masses mark my word and for those that don't like it move on to something else."
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