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Best Kept Secrets: The Best Of Lamb 1996-2004,Lamb

- Best Kept Secrets: The Best Of Lamb 1996-2004
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Lamb
Released 2004

Gabriel
04:17
3,930 plays

Gorecki
06:27
3,202 plays

Cotton Wool
05:07
2,816 plays

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- 1
- Cotton Wool
- 05:07
- 2,816 plays

- 2
- God Bless
- 05:55
- 2,245 plays

- 3
- Gold
- 05:42
- 1,596 plays

- 4
- Gorecki
- 06:27
- 3,202 plays

- 5
- Little Things
- 03:17
- 1,926 plays

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- B Line
- 02:53
- 1,995 plays

- 7
- Lullaby
- 02:56
- 1,806 plays

- 8
- Bonfire
- 04:23
- 1,881 plays

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- Heaven
- 04:59
- 2,323 plays

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- One
- 04:15
- 1,681 plays

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- Gabriel
- 04:17
- 3,930 plays

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- Angelica
- 03:44
- 2,160 plays

- 13
- Til The Clouds Clear
- 04:26
- 1,637 plays

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- Wonder
- 05:16
- 1,580 plays

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- Please
- 04:34
- 1,527 plays

- 16
- Stronger
- 03:15
- 1,406 plays

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- Cotton Wool [Multimedia Track]
- 00:00
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- God Bless [*][Multimedia Track]
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- Gorecki [*][Multimedia Track]
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- B Line [*][Multimedia Track]
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- Gabriel [*][Multimedia Track]
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- Sweet [*][Multimedia Track]
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- Wonder [*][Multimedia Track]
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album review

For old-schoolers, Best Kept Secrets is Louise Rhodes and Andrew Barlow's thank-you note. The U.K. electronica duo accompanies each track with personal reflections, letting longtime listeners in on some first-time knowledge. But for the considerable portion of the globe that never discovered Lamb, its 16 songs and six videos are signal flares in the darkness. From the comforting, romantic swirl of "Gabriel" (from 2001's What Sound) through the chattering beats, slurping bass, and cut-up strings of "B Line" -- what is it, hot jazz in the 23rd century? -- all the way to the outfit's relative "hit," the chilly '90s electronica boom nugget "Gorecki," Best Kept Secrets covers the Lamb bases for both the knowledgeable and the neophyte. ~ Johnny Loftus, All Music Guide