Riot On An Empty Street Music Cd

Kings Of Convenience - Riot On An Empty Street

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Riot on an Empty Street      Artist : Kings of Convenience      List Price : $17.98 USD        Your Price : $14.99 USD      ProductGroup: Music      Release Date : 2004-07-27      Studio : Astralwerks      Label : Astralwerks      Avg. Customer Rating : (53 reviews)

Reviews Customer Reviews for Riot On An Empty Street      omg!      Rating:      This is such a contagious album! I couldnt stop listening for days! I still listen to it Qam. Love them !!!!     Customer Reviews for Riot On An Empty Street Cd      Feel like a rest?      Rating:      The solution is pretty easy. Get yourself this album and kick it back on the couch with the top on the lap. Sippin' on some oj. Life seems 10 times easier when you're listening to this album. Oozing voices and calm music that give you the philosophical thrill of a lifetime. Editorial Reviews for Riot On An Empty Street Audio Cd      Album Description      Their second album, 'Riot On An Empty Street' picks up where 'Quiet Is The New Loud' left off. Recorded over the last six months in Bergen, with periodic visits from ex-patriot Erlend - Riot contains more complex arrangements tWith You', 'Know How,' 'Love Is No Big Truth' or first single 'Misread', every track sounds like an old friend coming home to you. "It's quite style schizophrenic," adds Eirik "We're each inspired by different things so it can be a little confusing, but that seems to be a modern phenomenon, people don't know what genre to put themselves in." "I'm looking forward to everyone saying it's not as good as the first album," laughs Erlend, "It's funny because two of the songs are from 1998, so it's us, covering us from five years ago," he adds. The Kings were joined in the studio by hotly tipped Canadian songstress Feist, who appears on two of the albums twelve tracks, the bossa-fuelled 'Know How' where she assists Eirik, and the album's closing track 'The Build Up'- where she duets with Erlend in what is one of the Kings' most stark and beautifully emotive tracks, a rare moment captured in time. Both were big fans of her much-fabled "Red Demos" and she melds perfectly amidst them, bringing an air of added suspense and emotion and of course her majestic voice. "Her voice is amazing", gushes Erlend, "I'm very proud of the 'Build Up', for the first time ever we managed to do something spontaneous, Feist wrote the words an hour before she sung them, and it doesn't sound like anything else we've ever done." So there you have it. Kings Of Convenience - 2004. A therapist and a superstar singing DJ, an odd couple, but still the best (old) new acoustic band in the world. 'Riot On An Empty Street,' forms their very own republic of two, principality of Eirik and Erlend. A great place to visit again and again.