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new jamiroquai album... wish i had some more info about it...all i know is its called DYNAMITE
and from what i have heard so far on the uk itunes store its not that dynamite to me...i miss the return of the space cowboy days GREATLY !!! but mostly their bassist stuart zender...that boy was NASTY !!! | |
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Well, it appears the album isn't going to be released in the USA. Amazon has it listed for availability as an import beginning 6.28.05. Good night, sweet Prince | 7 June 1958 - 21 April 2016
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The new Jamiroquai CD 'Dynamite' was released in most of the world yesterday June 21.Unfortunately,it is not being released in the United States until the fall.I ordered an expensive Japanese import copy,but I probably won't receive it until at least another week or so.The first single is "Feels Just Like It Should",a raunchy funk/rock number.The second single is the brilliant "Seven Days In Sunny June",which is getting a great reception from fans.It is arguably the strongest track on the album.Many fans and some critics are comparing this album to their 1996 masterpiece 'Traveling Without Moving'.Btw,the Japanese import contains two bonus tracks: "Time Won't Wait" and "Feels So Good (Knee Deep Remix)".The UK version (pictured below) contains "Time Won't Wait",but the European and Australian versions do not feature that song.
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thanks ...for the info | |
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prettymansson said: thanks ...for the info
do you like anything on the new album? | |
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DavidEye said: The new Jamiroquai CD 'Dynamite' was released in most of the world yesterday June 21.Unfortunately,it is not being released in the United States until the fall.I ordered an expensive Japanese import copy,but I probably won't receive it until at least another week or so.The first single is "Feels Just Like It Should",a raunchy funk/rock number.The second single is the brilliant "Seven Days In Sunny June",which is getting a great reception from fans.It is arguably the strongest track on the album.Many fans and some critics are comparing this album to their 1996 masterpiece 'Traveling Without Moving'.Btw,the Japanese import contains two bonus tracks: "Time Won't Wait" and "Feels So Good (Knee Deep Remix)".The UK version (pictured below) contains "Time Won't Wait",but the European and Australian versions do not feature that song.
I'm a bit confused with the tracks on my U.K. import.I put it in my WMA player on my PC & it listed the last track as a song called Beatbox when in reality it's actually Time Won't Wait.On one of the Jamiroquai forums Beatbox is described as either an instrumental or an outro but it's nowhere on my CD.. | |
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Its not something thats scaling new ground.. but its a decent jamiro album
If Seven Days wasnt on the album, i'd call it weak. | |
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LOVE the new Jamiroquai album.
I consider it one of their best. It's the first non-skip long player I've bought in a long time. Standout tracks for me are 'Feels just like it should', 'Dynamite', 'Electric Mistress', 'Seven days in Sunny June', 'Tallulah' & 'Hot Tequila brown' but the whole CD is high quality. If you enjoy funk and disco and you are the least bit partial to Jamiroquai you will love this Album. | |
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Mr7 said: LOVE the new Jamiroquai album.
I consider it one of their best. It's the first non-skip long player I've bought in a long time. Standout tracks for me are 'Feels just like it should', 'Dynamite', 'Electric Mistress', 'Seven days in Sunny June', 'Tallulah' & 'Hot Tequila brown' but the whole CD is high quality. If you enjoy funk and disco and you are the least bit partial to Jamiroquai you will love this Album. Where did y'all get it? I can't find it anywhere! Good night, sweet Prince | 7 June 1958 - 21 April 2016
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namepeace said: Mr7 said: LOVE the new Jamiroquai album.
I consider it one of their best. It's the first non-skip long player I've bought in a long time. Standout tracks for me are 'Feels just like it should', 'Dynamite', 'Electric Mistress', 'Seven days in Sunny June', 'Tallulah' & 'Hot Tequila brown' but the whole CD is high quality. If you enjoy funk and disco and you are the least bit partial to Jamiroquai you will love this Album. Where did y'all get it? I can't find it anywhere! unless you can get it at a store that sells imports, U.S. fans can only order it online. I reccomend http://www.amazon.co.uk/ | |
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PhilG said: namepeace said: Where did y'all get it? I can't find it anywhere! unless you can get it at a store that sells imports, U.S. fans can only order it online. I reccomend http://www.amazon.co.uk/ That's what I did yesterday, thanks. I was just wondering whether it's in American stores. Good night, sweet Prince | 7 June 1958 - 21 April 2016
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who's playing on this record?
is there mostly drumming or programming? | |
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namepeace said: Mr7 said: LOVE the new Jamiroquai album.
I consider it one of their best. It's the first non-skip long player I've bought in a long time. Standout tracks for me are 'Feels just like it should', 'Dynamite', 'Electric Mistress', 'Seven days in Sunny June', 'Tallulah' & 'Hot Tequila brown' but the whole CD is high quality. If you enjoy funk and disco and you are the least bit partial to Jamiroquai you will love this Album. Where did y'all get it? I can't find it anywhere! Mr7 lives in the UK,so it was easy to find in his area  | |
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PhilG said: unless you can get it at a store that sells imports, U.S. fans can only order it online. I reccomend http://www.amazon.co.uk/
I am so pissed off right now.A few weeks ago,I pre-ordered the Japanese import from CD Universe.It was expensive,but I don't care.Today,they sent me an email saying that their supplier has run of that CD,and that it is now on "backorder".Aaaaarrrhhhhh!!! 
I was afraid somnething like this would happen,so a few days ago,I ordered the UK import from TowerRecords.com.It was actually pretty cheap for an import (total price was around $18).I figured they would probably get it a little sooner than CD Universe,but so far,they haven't gotten it either. So,the way it stands right now: I have two import copies on the way,but who knows when or if I will get them? I don't download music illegally,but in this case,who could blame me if I did?  [Edited 6/23/05 0:12am] | |
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Scrapluv said: who's playing on this record?
is there mostly drumming or programming? i hear its mostly programming, but the sheep won't care. i might end up being one of them as i want to buy some current stuff and i like the new single. | |
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Scrapluv said: who's playing on this record?
is there mostly drumming or programming? Feels Just Like It Should written by Jay Kay produced and mixed by Mike Spencer Lead vocals,backing vocals and Vocal bass synthetics by Jay Kay Guitar by Rob Harris Keyboards by Matt Johnson Drums by Derrick McKenzie Percussion by Sola Akingbola Programming by Mike Spencer Engineered by Mike Spencer and Rick Pope Dynamite written by Jay Kay and Mike Spencer Mixed by Mike Spencer Vocals by Jay Kay Backing vocals by Jay Kay,Babette Blades,Alexandra Brown,and Vann Johnson Guitars by Rob Harris Keyboards by Matt Johnson Bass by Alex Meadows Additional Hi Hat by Derrick McKenzie Programming by Mike Spencer Seven Days In Sunny June written by Jay Kay and Matt Johnson produced and mixed by Mike Spencer vocals and backing vocals by Jay Kay Guitars by Rob Harris Keyboards by Matt Johnson Drums by Derrick McKenzie Percussion by Sola Akingbola Bass by Derrick McIntyre Programming by Mike Spencer Engineered by Mike Spencer and Rick Pope Electric Mistress written by Jay Kay,Rob Harris and Matt Johnson produced and mixed by Mike Spencer vocals by Jay Kay backing vocal arrangement by Jay Kay backing vocals by Samantha Smith Guitars by Rob Harris Keyboards by Matt Johnson Programming by Mike Spencer Starchild written by Jay Kay,Rob Harris,Matt Johnson produced and mixed by Mike Spencer vocals by Jay Kay backing vocal arrangement by Jay Kay backing vocals by Valerie Etienne,Hazel Fernandes,Bridgette Blades,Alexandra Brown and Vann Johnson Guitar by Rob Harris Keyboards and Piano by Matt Johnson Drums by Derrick McKenzie Percussion by Sola Akingbola Bass by Derrick McIntyre Strings arranged and lead by Benjamin F.Wright,Jr Programming by Mike Spencer Engineered by Mike Spencer and Rick Pope Love Blind written by Jay Kay,Rob Harris and Matt Johnson produced by Jay Kay and Mike Spencer mixed by Mike Spencer vocals and backing vocals by Jay Kay backing vocals arranged by Jay Kay Guitars by Rob Harris Keyboards by Matt Johnson Drums by Derrick McKenzie Synth Bass by Matt Johnson Scratch DJ by Miaer Lloyd aka DJ Snare Programming by Mike Spencer Talullah written by Jay Kay and Rob Harris produced and mixed by Mike Spencer vocals and backing vocals arranged by Jay Kay backing vocals by Valerie Etienne and Hazel Fernandes Guitar by Rob Harris Rhodes by Matt Johnson Percussion by Harvey W.Mason Bass by Randy Hope-Taylor Sax and Flute by Nathan Haines Strings arranged and lead by Benjamin F.Wright Jr Engineered by Mike Spencer and Reginald Dozier Programming by Mike Spencer (Don't) Give Hate A Chance written by Jay Kay,Rob Harris and Matt Johnson produced by Jay Kay and Mike Spencer mixed by Mike Spencer vocals by Jay Kay backing vocal arrangement by Jay Kay backing vocals by Audrey Martells and Nicky Richards Guitar by Rob Harris Keyboards and Piano by Matt Johnson Drums by Derrick McKenzie Additional percussion by Harvey W.Mason Bass by Derrick McIntyre Additional bass by Randy Hope-Taylor Strings arranged and lead by Benjamin F.Wright Jr. Programming by Mike Spencer Engineered by Mike Spencer and Rick Pope World That He Wants written by Jay Kay and Matt Johnson produced and mixed by Mike Spencer vocals by Jay Kay Piano by Matt Johnson Strings arranged and lead by Benjamin F.Wright Jr Engineered by Mike Spencer,Reginald Dozier and Nick Ferreo Black Devil Car written by Jay Kay and Rob Harris produced and mixed by Mike Spencer vocals by Jay Kay backing vocals by Jay Kay,Valerie Etienne and Hazel Fernandes Guitar by Rob Harris Keyboards by Matt Johnson Bass by Alex Meadows Drums by Derrick McKenzie Percussion by Sola Akingbola Programming by Mike Spencer Engineered by Mike Spencer and Rick Pope Hot Tequila Brown written by Jay Kay,Rob Harris and Matt Johnson produced and mixed by Mike Spencer vocals by Jay Kay backing vocals by Jay Kay,Bridgette Blades,Alexandra Brown,and Vann Johnson Guitars by Rob Harris Keyboards by Matt Johnson Drums by Derrick McKenzie Additional Bass by Derrick McIntyre Programming by Mike Spencer any other questions? | |
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seems like there is a lot of live players BUT it sound VERY programmed to me...I MISS THE 90's sound but hey...he still gets my vote over so much of the garbage we have out today... | |
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PhilG said: DavidEye said: The new Jamiroquai CD 'Dynamite' was released in most of the world yesterday June 21.Unfortunately,it is not being released in the United States until the fall.I ordered an expensive Japanese import copy,but I probably won't receive it until at least another week or so.The first single is "Feels Just Like It Should",a raunchy funk/rock number.The second single is the brilliant "Seven Days In Sunny June",which is getting a great reception from fans.It is arguably the strongest track on the album.Many fans and some critics are comparing this album to their 1996 masterpiece 'Traveling Without Moving'.Btw,the Japanese import contains two bonus tracks: "Time Won't Wait" and "Feels So Good (Knee Deep Remix)".The UK version (pictured below) contains "Time Won't Wait",but the European and Australian versions do not feature that song.
I'm a bit confused with the tracks on my U.K. import.I put it in my WMA player on my PC & it listed the last track as a song called Beatbox when in reality it's actually Time Won't Wait.On one of the Jamiroquai forums Beatbox is described as either an instrumental or an outro but it's nowhere on my CD.. lol,there seems to be alot of confusion with the various import copies."Beatbox" was mentioned as a bonus track,but apparently this track doesnt't appear on any of the CDs.It is rumored to be a short interlude,not a complete finished song.But you can be happy that "Time Won't Wait" is included on your CD.Many fans are furious that their copy of the CD ends with "Hot Tequila Brown"...lol...there's alot of bitching going on. | |
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DavidEye said: PhilG said: I'm a bit confused with the tracks on my U.K. import.I put it in my WMA player on my PC & it listed the last track as a song called Beatbox when in reality it's actually Time Won't Wait.On one of the Jamiroquai forums Beatbox is described as either an instrumental or an outro but it's nowhere on my CD.. lol,there seems to be alot of confusion with the various import copies."Beatbox" was mentioned as a bonus track,but apparently this track doesnt't appear on any of the CDs.It is rumored to be a short interlude,not a complete finished song.But you can be happy that "Time Won't Wait" is included on your CD.Many fans are furious that their copy of the CD ends with "Hot Tequila Brown"...lol...there's alot of bitching going on. Thanks David, some Argentenian fans are claiming Beatbox is on their version & it seems Time Won't Wait is only available on the U.K. & Japan versions & not on the European version. I bet when the domestic U.S. version gets released, it'll be another version still . I don't understand the need for all these different versions other than collectabilty.It's all about the music , right? | |
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DavidEye said: PhilG said: unless you can get it at a store that sells imports, U.S. fans can only order it online. I reccomend http://www.amazon.co.uk/
I am so pissed off right now.A few weeks ago,I pre-ordered the Japanese import from CD Universe.It was expensive,but I don't care.Today,they sent me an email saying that their supplier has run of that CD,and that it is now on "backorder".Aaaaarrrhhhhh!!!
I was afraid somnething like this would happen,so a few days ago,I ordered the UK import from TowerRecords.com.It was actually pretty cheap for an import (total price was around $18).I figured they would probably get it a little sooner than CD Universe,but so far,they haven't gotten it either. So,the way it stands right now: I have two import copies on the way,but who knows when or if I will get them? I don't download music illegally,but in this case,who could blame me if I did?
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PhilG said: DavidEye said: lol,there seems to be alot of confusion with the various import copies."Beatbox" was mentioned as a bonus track,but apparently this track doesnt't appear on any of the CDs.It is rumored to be a short interlude,not a complete finished song.But you can be happy that "Time Won't Wait" is included on your CD.Many fans are furious that their copy of the CD ends with "Hot Tequila Brown"...lol...there's alot of bitching going on. Thanks David, some Argentenian fans are claiming Beatbox is on their version & it seems Time Won't Wait is only available on the U.K. & Japan versions & not on the European version. I bet when the domestic U.S. version gets released, it'll be another version still . I don't understand the need for all these different versions other than collectabilty.It's all about the music , right?Yeah,I don't understand why there are so many different versions for different countries.It would be so much easier if they just put all the songs (including "Beatbox" and "Time Won't Wait") on the same CD,for every country.I also don't see why the US release is being delayed.It makes absolutely no sense. | |
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ella731 said: DavidEye said: I am so pissed off right now.A few weeks ago,I pre-ordered the Japanese import from CD Universe.It was expensive,but I don't care.Today,they sent me an email saying that their supplier has run of that CD,and that it is now on "backorder".Aaaaarrrhhhhh!!!
I was afraid somnething like this would happen,so a few days ago,I ordered the UK import from TowerRecords.com.It was actually pretty cheap for an import (total price was around $18).I figured they would probably get it a little sooner than CD Universe,but so far,they haven't gotten it either. So,the way it stands right now: I have two import copies on the way,but who knows when or if I will get them? I don't download music illegally,but in this case,who could blame me if I did?
let me know if you change your mind GREAT NEWS!! CDUniverse just sent me an email,saying that my order has shipped! I should have the Japanese import in a few days | |
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i got this album today.
pretty boring. so far.... to be fair, i'm playing it at low volume while i type, but nothing is particularly striking so far. oh wait..."Talullah" just started....this song actually sounds interesting....some horns....some actual sentiment here....maybe this album gets better on repeated listens? god, he's a terrible lyricist (Jay Kay)...he hasn't improved in that department....lenny kravitz territory, but i know that's not the point with jamiroquai or indeed kravitz i'm digggin it a little more now...."(don't) give hate a chance" is cool. . [Edited 6/24/05 2:33am] | |
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I haven't got the CD yet,but I downloaded the sound samples of each track.Based on what I can hear,these are my thoughts...
"Love Blind" and "Starchild" kick ass 
"(Don't) Give Hate A Chance" is another top-notch jam and don't tell me you don't like "Seven Days In Sunny June"  | |
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JohnP said: god, he's a terrible lyricist (Jay Kay)...he hasn't improved in that department
I printed out the lyrics to the songs,and I would have to agree...the lyrics are not this album's strong point.I think,with the last album ('A Funk Odyssey') Jay's songwriting was excellent,on songs like "Picture Of My Life" and "Corner Of The Earth".But on this album,some of the songwriting is sloppy. | |
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DavidEye said: I haven't got the CD yet,but I downloaded the sound samples of each track.Based on what I can hear,these are my thoughts...
"Love Blind" and "Starchild" kick ass
"(Don't) Give Hate A Chance" is another top-notch jam and don't tell me you don't like "Seven Days In Sunny June" it's not bad....didn't blow me away like i'd expected it to....BUT i'm replaying it now and has a very cruisy "driving tune" vibe....very summery.....yeah it's not bad! | |
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DavidEye said: JohnP said: god, he's a terrible lyricist (Jay Kay)...he hasn't improved in that department
I printed out the lyrics to the songs,and I would have to agree...the lyrics are not this album's strong point.I think,with the last album ('A Funk Odyssey') Jay's songwriting was excellent,on songs like "Picture Of My Life" and "Corner Of The Earth".But on this album,some of the songwriting is sloppy. i'm agreeing with you very much. i like the music though, which has always been my appreciation of Jay Kay and the band....especially the first two albums.... | |
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