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a-ha
Analogue (2005)
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Track List
01) Celice
02) Don't Do Me Any Favours
03) Cosy Prisons
04) Analogue
05) Birthright
06) Holy Ground
07) Over the Treetops
08) Halfway Through the Tour
09) A Fine Blue Line
10) Keeper of the Flame
11) Make It Soon
12) White Dwarf
13) The Summers of Our Youth

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First Released

2005

Genre

Synthpop

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Excitable

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Rock/Pop

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Analogue is the eighth studio album by the Norwegian band A-ha, released in 2005.



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A-ha burst on the British scene in 1985 with their comic-book video'd "Take On Me", and they're one of the most internationally loved bands in pop, years later.
Analogue is a mature collection of songs, carefully produced and arranged. They're at their best at their darkest: the title track is the standout with its steady guitar-piano riff breaking out into uplifting choruses. Strings feature across the board: "A Fine Blue Line" blends them with electronics and "Over the Treetops" with vocal harmonies, incorporating fuzz guitar... The trick they have mastered is balancing all synthetic and acoustic elements within dramatic structures.
Bonus track "The Summers of Our Youth" begins with Magne Furuholmen almost cocking a snook to Chris Martin by taking on a rather similar singing style, before returning to Morten's familiar falsetto. A-ha must realise they're the original, and the finest. Keane and Coldplay, get your coats.


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