The Dining Rooms - Tre flac album

Tre by The Dining Rooms, released 17 February 2003 1. Tunnel 2. La Città Nuda 3. Fluxus 4. Flamenco Sketches 5. Dreamy Smiles 6. You 7. Cinemaroma 3 8. Fightin' 4 Rebirth 9. Prigionieri Nel Deserto 10. Existentialism (Milano Dub Mix) 11. Astro Black 12. African Loungesters 13. Anima Per Amarti TDR is not mere sounds. You hear sounds but you feel music. TDR is a project about ‘more than music’, about now and then, present and past. It is music and images as well.

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The Dining Rooms is a band based in Milan, Italy which combines ambient, electronic music. In the autumn of 2008 "Other Ink" is released. It's the remix version of "Ink" and remixers list include The Cinematic Orchestra, Populous, Christian Prommer and Skwerl, among others. The remixes will be enriched by a new version of Ink, recorded live at Teatro I during Promise(musical esistenzialista), and by "Exit a New York", featuring CharlElie Couture and originally released only for the French market.

This album has an average beat per minute of 117 BPM (slowest/fastest tempos: 92/181 BPM). See its BPM profile at the bottom of the page. BPM Profile Tre. Album starts at 122BPM, ends at 181BPM (+59), with tempos within the -BPM range. Try refreshing the page if dots are missing). Recent albums by The Dining Rooms.

The Dining Rooms, a two-piece Italian production unit, construct set pieces of downbeat melancholia that often possess more mood and texture than intelligence or energy. On Tre, the pair's third record (natch), a few excellent moments are dragged down by far too much aimless meandering. Smart move, then, putting the best track at the beginning: "Tunnel" features a Vince Guaraldi piano line fluttering away in the background and vocalist Sean Martin crooning with an abstract dreaminess while the production swells with strings and a slowly crashing drum section. At its best, Tre succeeds at floating a similar sense of elegance to that of the genres and time periods it evokes (Roma 1964, Rio 1968, Paris 1969), but at its worst, the album calls to mind the early days of sampling, when elements that obviously didn't fit together were artlessly ramrodded into place anyway.