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TC - Evolution FLAC album


Performer: TC
Genre: Electronic
Title: Evolution
Country: UK
Released: 2007
Style: Drum n Bass
Label: D-Style Recordings
Catalog Number: DSRLP001
FLAC version ZIP size: 1125 mb
MP3 version ZIP size: 2178 mb
WMA version ZIP size: 1694 mb
Rating: 4.2
Votes: 581

Tracklist

1King Of Africa
Featuring – Hannah Collins
2Get That Girl
Featuring – Jakes
3Mindkiller
Featuring – Jakes
4Borrowed Time
Featuring – Sub Focus
5Raise The Roof
Featuring – Jakes
6Fuck What You Heard
Featuring – Jakes, The Scratch Perverts

Versions

CategoryArtistTitle (Format)LabelCategoryCountryYear
DSRCDLP001TC Evolution ‎(CD, Album)D-Style RecordingsDSRCDLP001UK2007
DSR LP 001PTC Evolution ‎(3x12", Promo, W/Lbl)D-Style RecordingsDSR LP 001PUK2007
DSRLP001TC Evolution ‎(3x12", Album, Promo)D-Style RecordingsDSRLP001UK2007
DSRCDLTD001TC Evolution (Special Edition) ‎(CD, Album + CD, Enh, Mixed)D-Style RecordingsDSRCDLTD001UK2007
D STYLE LP1TC Evolution ‎(3x12", Promo)D-Style RecordingsD STYLE LP1UK2007

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Zieryn
It was only when I saw that D Style was going to release the album in 3 parts that I realized I made a mistake getting the whole thing. I primarily bought this for "Get That Girl" which admittedly has a nice little hip-hop thing I throw in a lot to my sets. That being said, I can't really stand much of the rest of the album. "Borrowed Time" is a good track as well, likely because of Nick Sub Focus' contribution to the track. In all seriousness, Tom is good producer and I would hate to see him continue down this road. Nothing wrong with re-using some beats or sounds, but don't keep copying them in every song you do. What the hell is the depth and variety in that?? Seriously.... I love what he did with Buju's "Driver" but again... not a huge progression in the sound. No depth. No variety. If you like your drum and bass deep, NOT a purchase you should be making.

To his credit, "King of Africa" went away from the main sound he may/may not have been trying to portray in that album, but in no way does that constitute a "proper artist album" IMO. Better artist albums of 2007 would be "Call to Mind" from Commix or "The Emperor's New Clothes" from Klute. Just an opinion.