Music Week articles from October 2002

Music Week archives from October 2002

Chart marks 50 years with media blitz.
October 5, 2002... The UK music industry is mounting one of its most ambitious promotional campaigns yet, as it celebrates its own Golden Jubilee of the singles chart. An unprecedented number of partners are joining forces with the industry to mark the...

The door opens on a new era at the BPI this week, as Peter Jamieson joins the organisation as its first full-time executive chairman.
October 5, 2002... The door opens on a new era at the BPI this week, as Peter Jamieson joins the organisation as its first full-time executive chairman. Jamieson, who will be working closely with director general Andrew Yeates, joins just a week after the BPI...

BPI claim brings Easy to High Court.
October 5, 2002... The BPI faced a High Court delay last week as it attempted to gag easyGroup boss Stelios Haji-Ioannou in a damages claim against easyInternetCafe's now defunct in-store CD burning service. The record industry trade body and easyInternetCafe...

Reality TV shows score chart double.
October 5, 2002... The UK and US singles charts are displaying rare unity this week, with both topped by the respective winners of the 19 TV-produced Pop Idol and American idol. The double was due to be completed yesterday (Sunday), with Gareth Gates and...

Tong departs from WEA London. (news file).
October 5, 2002... Pete Tong is leaving WEA London after 20 years, most of which time has been spent as A&R director of London, to concentrate on his DJ and broadcasting career. Tong started the ffrr label in 1987, during which time he worked with artists...

GWR sells Galaxy 101 and acquires London News Radio. (news file).
October 5, 2002... The Chrysalis Group made a fresh bid to increase its share of London's radio listeners last week, announcing the sale of Galaxy 101 to Vibe Radio Services Ltd--a new joint venture between Scottish Radio Holdings and GWR--for 12.5m [pounds...

Barb figures show Sky Digital's chart show TV charging ahead. (news file).
October 5, 2002... Chart Show TV is charging ahead of its own audience predictions after proving to be an instant hit with advertisers' key target of young males. The channel, which launched nearly a fortnight ago on the Sky Digital Platform broadcasting 12...

Vivendi Universal raises target for asset auction. (news file).
October 5, 2002... Troubled French media group Vivendi Universal raised the sales target for the auction of its non-core assets from 10bn [euro] to 12bn [euro] last week in its bid to reduce its massive debt burden. As part of the sell-off, the group said it had...

Aim's Big Wednesday seminar lines up speakers. (news file).
October 5, 2002... Capital FM network head of music and programming Jeff Smith and Student Broadcast Network station manager Marina Lois are among the line up of speakers scheduled to take part in Aim's forthcoming Big Wednesday session on the radio industry. The...

HMV set to sponsor Sound Advice's Education Roadshow. (news file).
October 5, 2002... HMV has become an official sponsor for Sound Advice, the Music Industry Education Roadshow that tours the UK for five days later this month. Sound Advice is a unique collaboration of all of the UK's leading Music Industry organisations,...

Memorial arranged for Tim Rose. (news file).
October 5, 2002... The former manager and friends of Tim Rose (pictured), whose arrangement of Hey Joe was immortalised by Jimi Hendrix, are organising a memorial and wake for the singer songwriter who died last Tuesday during an operation for bowel cancer....

Playlist. (News).
October 5, 2002... ROMEO--Solid Love (Relentless) With his Christina Milian duet already firing up UK radio, Romeo can expect plenty of attention around his excellent debut (album, November 4) ATHELETE--Beautiful (Padophone) Sounding like all your favourite...

Virgin steps up V Shop rebranding after trial outlets' sales rise 40%. (News).
October 5, 2002... Virgin Retail is initially focusing on part of its portfolio of V Shop outlets in London and the south as it continues the conversion of the chain into Megastore Xpress stores. Branches in Clapham, Hammersmith and Islington are the first...

Tarrant to stay with Capital FM next year. (News).
October 5, 2002... Capital Radio executives are highlighting the planned launch in January of a new-style Capital FM breakfast show as a key part in persuading Chris Tarrant to continue as host next year. Tarrant last week defied speculation and his own...

Cisac sees Howells rap industry over copyright. (News).
October 5, 2002... Government minister Kim Howells has told the music industry it is not doing enough to convince the public that revenues from copyright go to artists and do not just "line the pockets of big business". Howells, whose brief covers film,...

Cisac panel: `bundle' solution will counter piracy. (News).
October 5, 2002... Ascap chief executive John LoFrumento says the music industry must learn from the cable subscription TV model in the US if it is to offer viable online subscription services of its own going forward. LoFrumento, speaking at the Cisac World...

BBC plans blanket coverage as first Fame Game kicks off. (News).
October 5, 2002... The long-awaited Fame Academy launches this week, centring on more than nine hours of broadcasts every week for the next three months across the BBC's online, TV and radio services. The series, which is produced for BBC by Endemol UK-owned...

London-based collective Street Politiks won out at the Mobo UnSung competition, which took place at the Birmingham Academy last Tuesday. (News).
October 5, 2002... [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Caption: London-based collective Street Politiks (pictured) won out at the Mobo UnSung competition, which took place at the Birmingham Academy last Tuesday. The outfit--which has won a publishing deal with Windswept...

Demand for music strong, EMI chief tells conference. (News).
October 5, 2002... EMI strategy chief John Rose told bankers and analysts that demand for music is as strong as ever, despite doom-mongers' predictions for the future of the industry. Giving the opening speech at the JP Morgan Music Conference The Heat Is On...

HMV and Woolies' price cuts set to make impact on chart. (News).
October 5, 2002... HMV and Woolworths were yesterday (Sunday) expected to make their mark on the artist albums chart with a slew of discounted titles occupying the Top 75. The now-regular occurrence followed the launch last Thursday of HMV's latest...

Management buyout drives profits at THE. (News).
October 5, 2002... The success of the THE management buyout two years ago was underlined last week when the company posted its second year of successive trading profits. Earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation (Ebitda) reached 5.7m...

Tiscali deal is a wake-up call. (comment).
October 5, 2002... A key Italian ISP has sent us a very clear message this week. The news that Tiscali has entered into a deal with peer-to-peer file-sharing operation KazAa should be a warning to anyone who feels that the music industry sorting out its...

Williams shoots new promo. (news file).
October 5, 2002... Robbie Williams was last week shooting a video in Canada's Rocky Mountains for his next single Feel with Vaughan Arnell. It is understood that Williams management company, IE Music, is to decide this week whether to go with a major or go alone....

BBC music signs Del Boy deal. (news file).
October 5, 2002... BBC Music has signed the single Del Boy's Tune by Ginja & Lee-O for release on November 11. The track, an urban reworking of the theme to Only Fools & Horses, will promote an album tying in to the TV show, which will be the subject of two TV...

Shepherd inks deal with Edel. (news file).
October 5, 2002... Edel has signed Vonda Shepherd for Europe, with the first release set to be the album Chinatown. The singer-songwriter, who has achieved success in the UK and across Europe with a series of releases tied in to the TV show Ally McBeal, has been...

Sugababes secure cartoon coup. (news file).
October 5, 2002... Universal Island has secured a deal with the Cartoon Network which will see the Powerpuff Girls feature in the promo video for the Sugababes new single Angels With Dirty Faces. The track will be one of a double Aside release with Stronger on...

Fischerspooner camps up Kylie. (news file).
October 5, 2002... New York duo Fischerspooner have broken their self-imposed no-remix rule to re-work Kylie's forthcoming single Come With Me. The new mix will be promoed in November before being added to a repackaged version of Minogue's current album Fever....

AN Group and Palm strike deal. (news file).
October 5, 2002... A new agreement between Dave Stewart's AN Group and Palm Pictures will see the group's music division harnessing Palm's marketing, press, production and IT infrastructure and meeting its international affiliates. Under the deal, AN Group's...

This week's BPI awards. (news file).
October 5, 2002... Albums: Eva Cassidy Imagine (platinum) Various Very Best Of Pure R&B (gold) Various The Album 4 (gold) Alison Moyet Hometime (silver) Tenacious D Tenacious D (silver) Source: BPI, Table shows latest new awards in the seven days to Friday...

Marius De Vries has completed work producing the debut album from Alice Martineau. (Talent).
October 5, 2002... Marius De Vries has completed work producing the debut album from Alice Martineau (pictured). The new Sony signing has recorded an album despite suffering from cystic fibrosis. "The last thing I want is for people to see me as a victim. I hope...

Robson Green in studio for Xmas album via Telstar deal. (Talent).
October 5, 2002... Telstar's new imprint T2 has signed Robson Green for his first album in six years, ready for launch into the Christmas market. Green began working on new material with producer Nigel Wright at the producer's Scratch Studios a week ago, with...

Harrison: `what a great singer, what a great player'. (Talent).
October 5, 2002... George Harrison is hardly the first artist to be afforded a posthumous release, but few have had such control over their final recordings as the Beatles legend. Just over three years after his death, the last musical outpourings of John...

Clarkson makes chart history. (US chartfile).
October 5, 2002... Kelly Clarkson sits proudly at the top of Billboard's Hot 100 chart with her debut single, which rockets 52-1 to end a 14-week reign by Nelly. The 20-year-old Texan, who won American Idol last month, sold 236,159 copies of her debut single A...

On the albums chart, the Dixie Chicks are disturbed. (US chartfile).
October 5, 2002... On the albums chart, the Dixie Chicks (pictured) are disturbed. They've made a cosy nest at the top of the chart for three weeks, but Chicago rockers Disturbed relegate them to runners-up position, after selling more than 283,500 copies of...

In a busy week for new albums, there are also Top 10 debuts for the rap compilation Golden Grain, Lifehouse's Stanley Climbfall and Kenny G, with Enrique Iglesias' Spanish-language set Quizas following close behind at number 12. (US chartfile).
October 5, 2002... In a busy week for new albums, there are also Top 10 debuts for the rap compilation Golden Grain, Lifehouse's Stanley Climbfall and Kenny G, with Enrique Iglesias' Spanish-language set Quizas following close behind at number 12. All this new...

The only other Brit in the top half of the chart is Daniel Bedingfield, whose Gotta Get Thru This sold more than 15,000 copies and climbs 72-68--this despite the fact the single of the same name, having made the Top 10 for the first time last week, now drifts 10-13. (US chartfile).
October 5, 2002... The only other Brit in the top half of the chart is Daniel Bedingfield (pictured), whose Gotta Get Thru This sold more than 15,000 copies and climbs 72-68--this despite the fact the single of the same name, having made the Top 10 for the first...

Cave ready for a more focused roll-out in US. (International).
October 5, 2002... Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds are to receive a "more focused" push in the US under a recently-signed deal between Mute and Epitaph label Anti Records. Under the new licensing agreement, which followed the conclusion of the band's Reprise US...

Phil Collins' first studio album in six years is winning extensive promotional backing in the US from Toyota, which is featuring Testify's lead-off single Can't Stop Loving You in a US TV campaign for its new Avalon model. (International).
October 5, 2002... Phil Collins' (pictured) first studio album in six years is winning extensive promotional backing in the US from Toyota, which is featuring Testify's lead-off single Can't Stop Loving You in a US TV campaign for its new Avalon model. Not only...

Tiscali deal with file-sharer sparks dispute over legitimacy of service. (International).
October 5, 2002... The recording industry is voicing concerns that a newly-struck deal between peer-to-peer (P2P) file-sharing service KaZaA and Italian internet service provider (ISP) Tiscali will further jeopardise the development of legitimate online music...

Anti-piracy crusaders target new solutions. (International).
October 5, 2002... The worldwide crusade against organised piracy took a further step forward last week when government officials, law enforcement personnel and record company executives from more than 40 countries met to brainstorm new strategies to address the...

UK writers win biggest US hit as Clarkson hits number one. (International).
October 5, 2002... The success of American Idol winner Kelly Clarkson's debut single in the US has given two UK songwriters their biggest US hits to date. Clarkson's double A-side RCA single A Moment Like This/Before Your Love last week scored the biggest...

EMI classics targets crossover for Maksim. (Classical news).
October 5, 2002... Mel Bush's magic touch with classical crossover acts has already worked wonders, yielding 8m worldwide sales for Vanessa Mae's pop classics and hits in more than 50 countries for Bond. His latest act, Croatian concert pianist Maksim Mrvica, was...

One For You links with Codaex. (Classical news).
October 5, 2002... Specialist classical distributors One For You (UK) has announced a new partnership deal with Codaex Europe, part of the company's ongoing expansion strategy. From October, One For You will be known as Codaex (UK) Ltd. The alliance means that...

Schubert: Die schone Mullerin. Goerne, Schneider (Decca 476 025-2).
October 5, 2002... Matthias Goerne's recording for Hyperion of Schubert's Winterreise rightly attracted critical acclaim. His latest survey of the Viennese composer's song output offers another artistic triumph, heightened by the intelligence of Goerne's response...

Rossini: Elisabetta regina d'Inghilterra. Larmore, Ford, Cullagh, Siragusa; LPO/Carella (Opera Rara ORC22).
October 5, 2002... The title-role of Rossini's Elisabetta was written in 1815 as a vehicle for the talents of the Spanish soprano Isabella Colbran, who later became his lover and wife. Her sparkling music is sung on this typically lavish and very fine Opera Rara...

Chopin: Etudes. Perahia (Sony Classical SK 61885).
October 5, 2002... Far beyond cracking the technical demands of Chopin's Etudes, which he mastered many years back, Murray Perahia brings a depth of musicianship and sensibility to tonal shading that make these works sound freshly minted. Above all, the pianist's...

Berliner Philharmoniker: Music by Beethoven, Tchaikovsky, Mendelssohn, Mahler etc. Nikisch, Furtwangler, Karajan, Abbado, Rattle (EMI Classics 5 75612 2 (6CD)).
October 5, 2002... To mark Simon Rattle's first month as music director of the Berlin Philharmonic, EMI Classics presents what amounts to a virtual history of Berlin's concert life over the past century, ranging from a fascinating romantic performance of...

Nelly Feat. Kelly Rowland: Dilemma (Universal MCSC40299).
October 5, 2002... While Hot in the first cut from his 4m-selling Nellyville, raised the bar following Country Grammar, Dilemma cements Nelly's position with what must surely be a huge hit on this side of the pond for the US hip-hop star. Nelly's talent for...

The Calling: Adrienne (RCACD74321968352).
October 5, 2002... The Calling's debut single--the aptly-titled Wherever You Will Go--managed to harness massive ILR support. This pop-rock anthem is in a similar vein but not quite as compelling. However, it is B-listed at Radio One and should appeal to their...

DJ Shadow: Six Days (Island/Mo Wax CID 807).
October 5, 2002... On this new single from the critically-acclaimed The Private Press, the beats are sharp but a noticeable progression from his previous work is lacking. Mos Def appears on the remix and DJ Shadow is tours the UK this month.

Bebel Gilberto: So Nice (East West EW256CD).
October 5, 2002... Gilberto's reworking of Marcos Valle's Sixties classic brings the sensual samba right into the Noughties. Taken from Gilberto's August-released debut album Tanto Tempo (still in the Top 75), it recently topped MW's Cool Cuts chart.

Blak Twang Feat. Jahmali: So Rotton (Bad Magic MAGICD025).
October 5, 2002... Taipanic and Tony Rotton's star looks set to rise further with this release from current album Kik Off. The irie vibes of the original are given a kick up the backside by a storming remix from The Streets, which have helped win the song a...

PPK: Reload/Russion Trance (Perfecto PERF41CD).
October 5, 2002... Retaining very much the same formula as last year's hit Resurrection, this follow-up keeps the signature bleeps and soft trance chassis. It looks set to be a club hit if not another crossover smash.

Graham Coxon: Escape Song/ Mountain Of Regret (Transcopic TRANCD020).
October 5, 2002... With "Blur split?" headlines still dominating the UK music press, their guitarist takes the opportunity to release this taster for his third solo album The Kiss Of Morning. Escape Song's psychedelic rock is a sturdy enough offering, but the...

DJ Jazzy Jeff Feat. Erro: Rock Wit U (BBE/Rapster RR009CDM).
October 5, 2002... After an EP and a promo-only release 12-inch on UK imprint BBE, the Philly resident delivers the second single from his debut solo album The Magnificent. Rock Wit U is fully-fledged soulful R&B with Jazzy's solid beats.

The Beatings: Bad Feeling (Fantastic Plastic FPS034).
October 5, 2002... New band The Beatings benefit from Kevin Shields' (My Bloody Valentine) production tweaks. On this, their second single, dirty garage rock guitars position them somewhere between The Stooges and Sonic Youth.

Doves: Caught By The River (Heavenly HVN126CDRP).
October 5, 2002... This third single from Doves' Mercury-nominated album The Last Broadcast is both achingly beautiful and winsomely melancholy. Doves start a 16-date tour of the UK on November 18.

P.O.D.: Satellite (Atlantic 800139CD).
October 5, 2002... The San Diego rockers release the title track from their current album, following the massive success of Alive and Youth Of The Nation. This punchy track, featuring rap-style vocals and a driving chorus, should have no trouble making a dent on...

Robert Plant: Song To The Siren (Mercury 638612).
October 5, 2002... Coinciding with Plant's UK tour, this five-track EP kicks off with a warm string-drenched version of the Tim Buckley classic. Also featuring an Alpha mix, two cuts from Radio Two sessions and a CD-Rom video, the release should help drive sales...

Badly Drawn Boy: You Were Right (Twisted Nerve/XL TNXL015CD).
October 5, 2002... Damon Gough displays his songwriting skills with this angular, multi-layered offering from the October 21-released album Have You Fed The Fish? Radio has embraced this single, which is A-listed at Radio Two and B-listed at Radio One.

Rolling Stones: Don't Stop (Rolling Stones/Virgin VSCD 1838).
October 5, 2002... A rather disappointing first single from their brilliant 40 Licks compilation, this is Stones by numbers. The trademark Keef riff is there and Mick is at his most Jaggeresque, but the song just lets them down.

Whitney Houston: Whatchulookinat (Arista 74321973062).
October 5, 2002... This is a comeback single of sorts for Ms Houston which, as always, is great product but just not as head-turning as It's Not Right. Produced by Bobby Brown and Muhammad 2G, the deftness of touch that she has shown in the past appears to be...

Samantha Mumba: I'm Right Here (Wildcard 0659372).
October 5, 2002... This first single from Mumba's next album, due early in 2003, has already been A-listed by Radio One. Written by Kandi, who has penned hits for TLC and Destiny's Child, this is a neat slice of commercial R&B.

Sarah Connor Feat Wyclef Jean: One Nite Stand (Epic 6732642).
October 5, 2002... Connor receives the Wyclef makeover which should help deliver an international breakthrough. With its dense R&B feel, it is perhaps the best song Connor has yet recorded.

Manic Street Preachers: There By The Grace Of God (Epic 2-673166).
October 5, 2002... RECOMMENDED Marking a return to the epic sound of the Manics' classic Design For Life period, this beautiful midtempo gem is one of two new tracks on their forthcoming hits collection. Sung with conviction amid a sweet narcotic pop arrangement,...

JJ72: I To Sky (Lakota 5095292).
October 5, 2002... This eclectic second album from the Dublin trio promises to follow the success of its lead-off single Formulae, which is currently B-listed at Radio One. The angelic voice of Mark Greaney underlines the pop tunes with a rare vibrato. The...

Holly Valance: Footprints (WEA London 0927493722/4).
October 5, 2002... With production from quality names like Nellee Hooper and Phil Thornalley, it is no surprise that WEA London have delivered a fine first album for the Aussie star. Both her excellent singles are here, along with a strong array of possible...

Jeff Buckley & Gary Lucas: Songs To No One (Circus FLY 014).
October 5, 2002... This previously unreleased selection of early material sees the angelic Buckley finding his musical feet. There are alternative versions of songs that went on to appear on his classic Grace album alongside a wealth of demos and oddly touching...

Sparks: Lil' Beethoven (Lil' Beethoven LILBCD1).
October 5, 2002... Coinciding with a London show later this month, this 19th Sparks album is their most bizarre yet. Most of the cuts are built around string quartet arrangements and it is definitely an acquired taste.

Gus Gus: Attention (Underwater H20 20).
October 5, 2002... Although less avant-garde than the debut album, this third project by Gus Gus nevertheless deserves close attention. The Icelandic collective has fused today's electroclash with Seventies Krautpunk to create an experimental soundscape for the...

Jakatta: Visions (Rulin RULINCD01).
October 5, 2002... House maestro Dave Lee proves his versatility with this hypnotic soundtrack-style album. Alongside the hits American Dream, So Lonely and My Vision, it ventures into trip hop, rap and ambient. Unfortunately, despite the quality of his...

Naughty by Nature: iicons (Island/ TVT CID8120/063298-2).
October 5, 2002... With a number of hip-hop anthems under their belts, Naughty By Nature feel entitled to call themselves icons. On this tongue-in-cheek fifth album, Vinnie and Treach play up to the title. No hits on the scale of OPP or Hip Hop Hooray are...

All the charts: exposure.
October 5, 2002... CD UK Performances: Put The Needle On It Dannii Minogue; All I Want Foo Fighters; Love On The Line Blazin' Squad; Put Him Out Ms Dynamite; Underneath It All No Doubt; In Love The Datsuns; The Long & Winding Road Will Young & Gareth Gates ...

The official UK airplay charts top 50.
October 5, 2002... AIRPLAY COMMENTARY Liberty X unexpectedly had to settle for runners-up position on the sales chart with Gotta Have Your Love a month ago but the track completes a sustained assault on the airplay chart by moving 2-1 this week. dethroning...

The official UK singles charts top 75.
October 5, 2002... SINGLES COMMENTARY Pairing the year's two biggest-selling singles artists with a song by the all-time number one songwriting team was always going to reap dividends, and Will Young & Gareth Gates' recording of the John Lennon and Paul...

The official UK albums charts top 75.
October 5, 2002... ALBUMS COMMENTARY Elvis Presley's first number one album in 25 years explodes onto the chart this week at number one, preventing Bon Jovi from registering their sixth straight number one studio album in a sequence which dates back to...

The official UK charts: specialist.
October 5, 2002... CLASSICAL ARTIST This Last Title Artist Label (Distributor) 1 2 NEW DAWN Izzy Venture CDVE963 (E) 2 1 ENCORE Russell Watson Decca 4703002 (U)...

Virgin Megastore Xpress. (Store Of The Week).
October 5, 2002... "We made the transition from V Shop to Megastore Xpress six weeks ago and saw changes in sales immediately. The biggest change with the rebranding was bringing a wider range of product back in store. With V Shop, sales were very much based on...

In-store next week: from 7/10/02. (Frontline).
October 5, 2002... Windows--Ocean's 11, The Rolling Stones; In-store--Dirty Vegas, Richard Ashcroft, Supergrass, Fatboy Slim, Suede, Rolling Stones, Peter Gabriel, Soft Cell, The Crescent, Best Of Bond, Banco De Gala, Beenie Man, Ted Nugent, Milk Inc, Paul...

New release countdown. (Frontline).
October 5, 2002... ALBUMS This week Aqualung Aqualung (B-Unique); Oxide & Neutrino 2 Stepz Ahead (EastWest); The Rolling Stones 40 Licks (Virgin); Suede New Morning (Epic); Supergrass Life On Other Planets (Parlophone) October 7 The Carpenters...

Boxed sets add weight to mid-price budget sector; once reserved for extravagantly-packaged career retrospectives at Christmas time, boxed sets are rapidly becoming an essential year-round source of business for many companies, this time as retail-driven product marketed at mid-price or budget level. (Catalogue: mid & low-price).
October 5, 2002... Traditionally, the boxed set was the ultimate honour bestowed on an artist or genre. Beyond any greatest hits collection, it offered the opportunity for a full career retrospective--a collation of the hits, plus album tracks, B-sides and...

Sex Pistols: Submission (Delta 47097)/Marvin Gaye: Got To Give It Up: Live In Miami (Delta 47105)/Go West: We Close Our Eyes (Delta 47107)/Howard Jones: The Peaceful Tour (Delta 47108).
October 5, 2002... The Sex Pistols and Marvin Gaye live shows are easily the highlights of these four live CDs. Gaye's show features a 10-number set, including a version of Got To Give It Up which pushes nine minutes, as well as Let's Get It On, I Want You and...

Various: Funky Breaks and Sampled Soul (MCI MCCD504).
October 5, 2002... Out now. For the novice or the aficionado, here are 13 funk and soul classics that were sampled by or have inspired everyone from Moby to Jay-Z. The highlight is undoubtedly Funkadelic's 15-minute opus (Not Just) Knee Deep, which was sampled...

Sparks: This Album's Big Enough ... The Best Of Sparks (MCI MCCD503).
October 5, 2002... Out now. Always the strangest of Seventies duos, the Mael brothers had a series of hits throughout the decade. While impossible to categorise musically, their influence is discernable in everyone from Soft Cell to Fischerspooner. The 14 tracks...