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- Big Calm
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Morcheeba
Released 1998

Bullet Proof
04:12
9,925 plays

Friction
04:12
9,891 plays

Diggin' A Watery Grave
01:35
8,185 plays

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- 1
- The Sea
- 05:45
- 22,629 plays

- 2
- Shoulder Holster
- 04:04
- 11,612 plays

- 3
- Part Of The Process
- 04:23
- 11,416 plays

- 4
- Blindfold
- 04:37
- 13,880 plays

- 5
- Let Me See
- 04:21
- 10,340 plays

- 6
- Bullet Proof
- 04:12
- 9,925 plays

- 7
- Over And Over
- 02:21
- 10,297 plays

- 8
- Friction
- 04:12
- 9,891 plays

- 9
- Diggin' A Watery Grave
- 01:35
- 8,185 plays

- 10
- Fear And Love
- 05:02
- 12,905 plays

- 11
- Big Calm
- 05:58
- 14,768 plays

- 12
- The Music That We Hear
- 03:47
- 6,043 plays

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album review

Realizing that trip-hop was a dead end, at least as far as hipness goes, Morcheeba expanded their sonic palette on their second album, Big Calm. Trip-hop and dance rhythms remain, but the trio has spent more time writing songs, crafting an album where pop, lounge, film soundtracks, reggae, jazz, and electronica all peacefully coexist. Consequently, Big Calm is a stylistic tour de force, evidence that Morcheeba have turned into a mature, sophisticated group with impeccable taste. Occasionally, the album can sound a little distant, as if the fusions and productions were more important than the actual songs, but the trio is so musically adept, and Skye Edwards' voice is so enchanting, that Big Calm become irresistible in its own way. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide