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Röyksopp Electro Experimental Ambient 2010 Europe

Genre:	Electronic
Performer:	Röyksopp
Title:	Senior
Style:	Electro, Experimental, Ambient
Date of release:	2010
Country:	Europe
MP3 album size:	1346 mb
FLAC APE album size:	1773 mb
WMA album size:	1164 mb
Digital formats:	AIFF MP1 MPC MP4 MP1 RA DTS

Tracklist Hide Credits

1	....And The Forest Began To Sing Bass – Ole Vegard Skauge	1:50
2	Tricky Two	7:51
3	The Alcoholic Guitar – Kato Ådland	5:11
4	Senior Living Arranged By [Strings], Performer [Strings] – Davide Rossi	5:10
5	The Drug	5:58
6	Forsaken Cowboy Vocals – Lindy Fay Hella	5:28
7	The Fear Bass – Kato Ådland, RöyksoppDrums – Bjørn Sæther	7:02
8	Coming Home	5:05
9a	A Long, Long Way	4:00
Hidden Track
9b	The Final Day	6:42

Companies, etc.

Phonographic Copyright (p) – Dog Triumph Ltd.
Copyright (c) – Dog Triumph Ltd.
Mastered At – The Exchange
Manufactured By – MB3 Records
Marketed By – MB3 Records

Credits

Management – DEF Ltd.
Mastered By – Mike Marsh
Written-By, Performer, Recorded By, Producer, Instruments – Röyksopp

Notes

The hidden track "The Final Day" is not mentioned on the record.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode: 8 50358 00301 3
Matrix / Runout: >MB3002 K0A09F
Mastering SID Code: IFPI L534
Mould SID Code: IFPI 9219

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
WOS080CD	Röyksopp	Senior ‎(CD, Album)	Wall Of Sound	WOS080CD	Europe	2010
TOCP-66953	Röyksopp	Senior ‎(CD, Album)	EMI	TOCP-66953	Japan	2010
si52cd	Röyksopp	Senior ‎(CD, Album)	Sound Improvement	si52cd	Poland	2010
50999 90806629	Röyksopp	Senior ‎(CD, Album)	EMI	50999 90806629	Norway	2010
50999 90806629	Röyksopp	Senior ‎(CD, Album)	EMI	50999 90806629	Australasia	2010

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SENIOR is the (mostly instrumental) accompaniment to Röyksopp’s JUNIOR, and it provides a sedate contrast to the more upbeat album. “…And the Forest Began to Sing” is an almost ambient introduction, but “Tricky Two” (essentially a dub version of “Tricky Tricky”) gets the beats moving. But for the most part, things stay at a calm tempo: “The Alcoholic” brings things back down for a guitar-driven, almost folksy, track that feels almost earnest in its sincerity. The slide guitar on “Senior Living” adds a touch of despondency, while “The Drug” is much more sedate than its name would suggest. “Forsaken Cowboy” lives up to its title, with some spectral country-western strumming, while “Coming Home” is a bucolic slice of life. The final track, “A Long, Long Way” returns to ambience, letting this curious mini-album drift off, like an ice floe floating in the Arctic Ocean. (That hidden track, though, is pretty creepy.)