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A Few Rays Of Light Present...
After success with Madonna, U2 and All Saints as well as a massive pre-Tiesto cover of Barber's Adagio For Strings, William Orbit has finally recorded a new studio album of his own. A record generally built around spacious synthesiser arrangements, Hello Waveforms captures the subtle wash of seascapes that Orbit previously used on All Saints' Pure Shores and Madonna's Drowned World.
This is a good album. A worth while addition to your collection
After reviewing the many negitive reviews of William Orbit's Hello Waveforms album, I put off purchasing it. Instead, I listened to the album on Rhapsody and conclude it is one of his better efforts. I think it picks up where Strange Cargo III left off. It is now in my amazon shopping cart.
Fans can never be objective...
From the OBJECTIVE reviewer...William Orbit needs to go back to the pulsating rhythms he does best and leave this music for airports period behind and back into the hands of Brian Eno.
