The Peacocks - It's Time For album mp3

It's Album Time is the debut studio album by Norwegian DJ and record producer Todd Terje, released on 8 April 2014 by Olsen Records. The album was self-produced by Terje and was recorded in a span of three years. The album debuted at number 2 in Terje's home country of Norway, number 4 on the Billboard Dance/Electronic Albums chart, number 23 on the UK Albums Chart, and number 6 on the UK Dance Albums chart.

It's Time! is an album recorded by a group led by American saxophonist Jackie McLean recorded in 1964 and released on the Blue Note label. All compositions by Jackie McLean except as noted. Cancellation" (Charles Tolliver) - 7:45. Revillot" (Tolliver) - 7:51. Truth" (Tolliver) - 6:30. Jackie McLean - alto saxophone. Charles Tolliver - trumpet. Herbie Hancock - piano.

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It's Album Time is, as advertised, disco producer Todd Terje's first full-length album, and its title sets the tone: casual, confident, and unburdened by the imagined need for significance that scares so many good dance producers into losing their cool when given a bigger platform. Terje is a careful artist that's fluent in history, an expert with texture, and possessing a grasp on composition more akin to a 1960s film composer than a contemporary dance producer.

It's Album Time is exactly what the Todd Terje album we've been waiting so long for should sound like; cheeky, clever, and well and truly packed to the rafters with incredible tunes. For as much ground as he covers on It's Album Time, the music feels effortless, gliding from Henry Mancini-esque detective jazz to bouncy, Stevie Wonder funk like breeze blowing through the waffle weave of a leisure suit.

Given the ubiquity of some of this material, It's Album Time is a little tricky to assess on its own merit. But with tracks like "Delorean Dynamite," "Johnny And Mary," and "Old Joy," there are certainly plenty of grandiose stretches to keep us satisfied.

In one of the screenshots we can see little BFP/Poniator next to Croky. What if ITfTP 1 and 2 take place at the same time as the TRTF events unfold. As in both ITfTP and TRTF take place at a similar time). The BFP/Poniator poster may just have been an easter egg/reference in honor of the TRTF franchise, but in my mind this would tie in quite nicely. But as said this is just something that came to my mind.

It's Album Time thus arrives with expectations running high, but Terje seems keen to bring them down a little. One interview, ostensibly to promote the album, featured him complaining that he hadn't had time to finish it to his satisfaction because his wife got pregnant, and announcing that he was "ashamed" that it included several previously released tracks: Inspector Norse, plus two other tracks from It's The Arps, and 2013's Strandbar. For good measure, he also dismissed Inspector Norse as "boring nu-disco"