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World Party 'Egyptology' CD

£6.99

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World Party 'Egyptology' CD

£6.99

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The re-issues continue with albums 4 and 5.

Karl Wallinger defined the ornate, Beatlesque World Party sound on their debut Private Revolution, and he never strayed from that blueprint over the next decade, even if he augmented it with other '60s and '70s pop flourishes.

Egyptology finds Wallinger at his most conservative, sticking to the basic late-'60s pop and psychedelia that distinguished Private Revolution and Goodbye Jumbo.

As always, his production is tasteful and subtle, revealing new layers of sonic detail on each listen, and his songcraft is sturdy and tuneful, if not remarkable. There are no weak moments on the record.  

It's not flashy or extravagant, and it delivers a collection of fine pop tunes without pretension, and that alone makes it a better album than the ambitious Bang!

Tracklisting:
1. It Is Time
2. Beautiful Dream
3. Call Me Up
4. Vanity Fair
5. She's The One
6. Vocal Interlude
7. Curse Of The Mummy's Tomb
8. Hercules
9. Love Is Best
10. Rolling Off A Log
11. Strange Groove
12. The Whole Of The Night
13. Piece Of Mind
14. This World
15. Always