9 thoughts on “ What You Gonna Do - Utopia (16) - Utopia (CD) ”

1. Format: LP, AlbumCatalog number: UAG Label: United Artists RecordsCountry: UKReleased: Genre: RockStyle: KrautrockSleeve condition: Very Good Plus (VG+.

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3. Utopia is like an old, reliable friend, something consistent and ceinapbackrantrimulniwhisttorbestkundpusc.xyzinfo is like all the others (excepting the first two, of course), a lot of incredibly tame pop rock, but here they sound like a single entity than a democracy; I can't tell which songs Todd wrote on this one outside of maybe two, and it .

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5. However, after listening to their CD, I cant belive they are not well known. Co-Ed is made up of very talented singers. This R&B groups vocals compliment each other well. I am very picky about music, but I found no need to skip a track. Its easy listening with a variety of tempos. A very nice CD indeed! I look forward to other CDs by Co-Ed.

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6. Sep 27,  · The HD 's downward slope (similar to B&K and Euro Broadcasting curves) and lesser upper mid bumps than the HD also do not fuck things up nearly as much as the Utopia's honk and the HD 's screech. If you like the HD , keep hte HD If you like HD /, the Utopia is a real upgrade in technicalities.

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7. "We Miss Robert". Everytime you hear this, you'll think of it. The 1st Time (10/10) - A live band-like track about the first time they fell in love Fantastic Fantasy (10/10) - That reality-like dream that someone could help come true. Utopia (10/10) - The reggae track featuring Beenie Man. Great for the dance floor/5(12).

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8. Don't believe this is the most recent reissue of 'Utopia', so you might want to check the other postings available. Most impressive tracks are the trippy "Deutsch Nepal", "Utopia No. 1", the snazzy "Surrounded By The Stars" and "Dancing On Fire". Semi-recommended/5(5).

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9. Utopia, whether its attribution to Amon Düül II is right or not, is a very weak album: even if it probably is not, it sounds like a bunch of leftovers from the Wolf City sessions just thrown together in a casual order. An archive record, it seems, but it's not. "Utopia" as a band, or - best - as a project, were Lothar Meid's breed: this would mean that THIS particular album was wanted and.

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