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Herbert Bodily Functions Mp3, Flac, Wma Herbert Bodily Functions mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Electronic / Jazz Album: Bodily Functions Country: Europe Released: 2001 Style: Deep House, Downtempo, Experimental MP3 version RAR size: 1693 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1540 mb WMA version RAR size: 1197 mb Rating: 4.4 Votes: 368 Other Formats: MP1 APE AIFF AU AHX MPC DMF Tracklist Hide Credits You're Unknown To Me 1 Bass Clarinet, Arranged By [Wind] – Peter WraightPercussion – Sunray StarPiano – 2:13 Matthew HerbertViolin – John MatthiasVocals, Lyrics By – Dani Siciliano It's Only 2 Arranged By [Horns], Flugelhorn, Flute, Trumpet – Peter WraightArranged By [Horns], 7:21 Violin – Matthew HerbertVocals – Dani SicilianoVocals [Samples] – Shingai Shoniwa Foreign Bodies Percussion [Blood] – Martin SchmidtPercussion [Kindly Donated Bodily Function Sounds] – Achim Brauweiler, Andrei Dubinin, Jeff Klein, John Wraight, Mario Simeunovic, Mark 3 5:37 Cremins, Olly Fay, Ricky Antolini, Robert De La Gauthier*, Sasha Kane, Scott Stone, Simon Angel, The 202 Owl, Wayne Stronell, Zero Recorded By [Blood] – MatmosVocals, Performer [Digestion], Lyrics By – Dani Siciliano Suddenly 4 Bass – Dave GreenPiano – Phil ParnellVocals, Lyrics By [Based On An Idea By] – Dani 6:29 Siciliano I Know Arranged By – Matthew HerbertArranged By, Piano – Phil ParnellBass – Dave GreenDrums 5 4:24 – Paul ClarvisEngineer – Facundo Rodriguez*Engineer [Assistant] – Louis Read*Trumpet, Flute – Peter Wraight Leave Me Now 6 6:36 Bass – Matthew HerbertPiano – Phil ParnellVocals – Dani Siciliano The Last Beat 7 Bass – Dave GreenDrums – Paul ClarvisEngineer – Facundo Rodriguez*Engineer [Assistant] 4:20 – Louis Read*Piano – Phil ParnellVocals – Dani Siciliano You Saw It All 8 Backing Vocals – Dani SicilianoPiano [Samples] – Phil ParnellRecorded By [Percussion] – 7:04 MatmosVocals – Luca Santucci On Reflection Bass – Dave GreenCymbal [Ride] – Ashley MarloweFlute, Trumpet – Peter 9 WraightPercussion [Knuckles, Hair, Skin, Teeth And Bones] – Matthew Herbert, Nick 4:29 Denton Percussion [Knuckles, Hair, Skin, Teeth And Bones], Vocals – Dani SicilianoPiano – Phil Parnell About This Time Each Day 10 3:44 Bass – Dave GreenClarinet – Dani SicilianoGuitar – Jim MullenPiano – Phil Parnell Addiction 11 6:44 Piano, Electric Piano [Rhodes], Bass – Matthew HerbertVocals – Dani Siciliano I Miss You 12 Guitar – Jim MullenPerformer [New Orleans Funeral Clarinet Band] – Dani SicilianoVocals 4:52 – Shingai Shoniwa It's Only A Reprise 13 Arranged By [Horns], Flugelhorn, Flute, Trumpet – Peter WraightArranged By [Horns], 1:57 Violin – Matthew HerbertVocals – Dani SicilianoVocals [Samples] – Shingai Shoniwa The Audience 14 Electric Piano [Rhodes] – Phil ParnellPiano – Matthew HerbertVocals – Dani Siciliano, 6:15 Shingai Shoniwa Companies, etc. Licensed From – Soundslike Distributed By – Rough Trade Distribution – RTD.387.0097.2 Manufactured By – Van De Steeg Licensed From – AGI, USA Phonographic Copyright (p) – Soundslike Copyright (c) – !K7 Records Published By – Soundslike Music Published By – Bucks Music Mastered At – The Exchange Glass Mastered At – MPO Recorded At – Swingtime Recorded At – R.G. Jones Studios Recorded At – Cheap Studios Recorded At – Five Oak Green Credits Artwork [Art By] – Hopper* Lyrics By – Matthew Herbert Mastered By – Mike* Producer – Matthew "On The Move" Herbert* Written-By – Dani Siciliano (tracks: 3, 4, 6, 14), Matthew "On The Move" Herbert*, Phil Parnell (tracks: 14) Notes All tracks recorded in Swingtime, except: tracks 5 & 7 recorded at R.G. Jones Track 1 - Recorded in October 00 before the birth of Sunray Star. All percussion sounds are from Ray herself and were added after her birth on 12.10.00. Lyrics started by Matthew Herbert and Dani Siciliano on Plakes Beach, Agios Ioannis, Greece August 00. Written according to the rules of PCCOM. Track 2 - Started in 1996 at Cheap Studios Vienna and completed in Swingtime Dec 98 Track 3 - Recorded Jan 2001. All Percussion taken from Bodily Function Sounds kindly donated by Strangers. Track 4 - Recorded August 00. Lyrics based on an Idea by Dani Siciliano. Track 5 - Recorded June 97. Trumpet and Flute (by) Peter Wraight added in Swingtime Sept 00, additional percussion sampled from the recordings added six months and three years later. Written according to the rules of PCCOM. Track 6 - Recorded originally in Jan 97 then completed over the next three years. Horns and Vocals that are no longer in it Peter Wraight and Shingai Shoniwa respectively, door slams recorded at Five Oak Green. Track 7 - Recorded June 97. Additional percussion sampled from the recordings and added in Swingtime later. Original Version appeared on "Around The House" LP 1998. Written according to the rules of PCCOM. Track 8 - Recorded in November 00. Percussion sounds taken from recordings of laser eye surgery (Laser in Situ Keratomileusis) kindly provided by Matmos in San Francisco and originally recorded for their album "A Chance To Cut Is A Chance To Cure". Written according to the rules of PCCOM. Track 9 - Recorded October 00. Percussion sounds taken from the knuckles, hair skin, teeth and bones of Dani Siciliano, Matthew Herbert and Nick Detnon. Written according to the rules of PCCOM. Track 10 - Recorded December 00. Written according to the rules of PCCOM. Track 11 - Recorded September 00 and re-recorded Jan 01. All percussion sounds taken from bottles recycled behind London Road SE23. The scratch sound at the beginning is of a mouse trying to get out of a waste bin it had fallen into at the studio. Written according to the rules of PCCOM. Track 12 - Recorded August 98. All eight vocal takes are used simultaneously. Written during the brits for MRH. Track 13 - Recorded September 00. See track 2 for credits. Track 14 - Recorded between January 00 and November 00. All percussion up to 4' 12" taken from the random contents of Dani's bag of the day of composition. Published by Soundslike Music/Bucks Music. Mastered at The Exchange. Made in France Under exclusive license from Soundslike, part of Accidental Records. ℗ 2001 Soundslike © 2001 !K7 Records Incidental info: Issued in a 6-panel Digipak (manufactured by Van de Steeg, Holland, under license from AGI, USA) with a clear tray. Lyrics printed on Cd. Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode (Text): 7 30003 70972 2 Barcode (Scanned): 730003709722 Label Code: LC 07306 Matrix / Runout (Variant 1): K 7097 CD MPO 01 @ Matrix / Runout (Variant 2): K 7097 CD MPO 01 @ 08 Matrix / Runout (Variant 3): K 7097 CD MPO 01 @ 13 Matrix / Runout (Variant 4): K 7097 CD MPO 01 @ 12 Mastering SID Code (Variants 1 to 4): IFPI L031 Mould SID Code (Variant 1): IFPI 1201 Mould SID Code (Variant 2): IFPI 1224 Mould SID Code (Variant 3): IFPI 1205 Mould SID Code (Variant 4): IFPI 120B Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year !K7097LP Herbert* Bodily Functions (3x12", Album) Studio !K7 !K7097LP Germany 2001 Bodily Functions (Special 10th AC37CDJ Herbert* Anniversary Edition) (2xCD, Album, RE, Accidental AC37CDJ Japan 2011 Gat) Bodily Functions (CD, Album, RE + CD, AC66CD Herbert* Accidental AC66CD Europe 2012 Comp + S/Edition) Comments about Bodily Functions - Herbert VAZGINO Hands down one of the best albums of all time!!! Ramsey`s Herbert turns his considerable talents towards a more jazzy path with his album, Bodily Functions. Dani Siciliano is still in full effect on the romantic “You’re Unknown to Me” and the housey “It’s Only,” but other vocalists are introduced as well. Phil Parnell lends his soul to “You Saw It All” and Shingai Shoniwa’s husky voice works to great effect on “I Miss You” and in a duet with Dani on the marvelously complex “The Audience.” “Suddenly” and “Leave Me Now” are more of the sublime house that we crave, while jazz, replete with squelches and noise that only Herbert can manage, is the order of the day on “I Know,” the reworking of “The Last Beat,” and “On Reflection.” Another wonderful album from Herbert -- he just keeps getting better and better. TheSuspect Brilliant! Normally I can't stand house music, but Herbert always comes through with something intelligent and tasteful that you can sit and listen to with headphones. The album features samples of household sounds, a Herbert trademark. His collaboration with Matmos has led him to include medical samples (laser eye surgery) and body sounds, like the sampled sound of blood flowing through M.C. Schmidt's veins. However creepy this may all sound, these songs are lush and beautiful. Dani Siciliano's singing reminds me a bit of Siouxsie's vocals with the Creatures. The lyrics themselves are a bit vague but definitely better than the "love will save the day" nonsense that house divas generally belt out. Highly recommended. Related Music albums to Bodily Functions by Herbert Dani L - On The Reg Remix Dani - Laissez-Moi Rire Nada Đaković - Nek Prođu Tužni Dani / Pevaću Ti Pesme Vaya Con Dios - Roots And Wings Sinai - Irgendwo, Irgendwann... Dani Sbert - Egocentrik Dani Sheridan - Guess I'm Dumb Bojan Kodrič - Dani Mržnje, Dani Sreće Dani Maršan - Dani Maršan Brooks - You, Me & Us.
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