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VA - Cult TV Themes
Release Date.: 10/11/2008
Store Date...: 09/09/2008
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CD 1
101. va - the simpsons 01:39
102. va - doctor who 02:23
103. va - the a-team 03:25
104. va - thunderbirds 03:38
105. va - mission impossible 04:16
106. va - the man from u n c l e 02:49
107. va - the addams family 02:22
108. va - captain scarlet and the mysterons 01:54
109. va - joe 90 01:52
110. va - knight rider 02:40
111. va - the munsters 02:31
112. va - the incredible hulk 02:07
113. va - little house on the prairie 02:57
114. va - lost in space 02:40
115. va - the saint 03:06
116. va - space 1999 03:11
117. va - stingray 01:53
118. va - black beauty 02:39
119. va - blakes 7 04:26
120. va - captain pugwash 01:06
121. va - charlie brown 02:21
122. va - the dukes of hazzard 02:23
123. va - the magic roundabout 01:21
124. va - buck rogers in the 25th century 02:26
125. va - battlestar galactica 05:09
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67:14 min
95.67 mB
CD 2
201. va - the avengers 03:18
202. va - hawaii five-0 03:21
203. va - hill street blues 03:08
204. va - the rockford files 02:33
205. va - magnum pi 02:23
206. va - kojak 03:15
207. va - bonanza 01:40
208. va - the fugitive 01:13
209. va - airwolf 03:00
210. va - monty pythons flying circus 02:11
211. va - baywatch 02:31
212. va - taxi 02:35
213. va - dallas 03:16
214. va - dynasty 02:45
215. va - the waltons 01:33
216. va - twin peaks 02:46
217. va - miami vice 03:34
218. va - the high chaparral 01:13
219. va - police squad 01:55
220. va - star trek 02:24
221. va - the twilight zone 02:50
222. va - the x files 03:27
223. va - charlies angels 01:50
224. va - fawlty towers 00:53
225. va - starsky and hutch 02:30
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62:04 min
89.09 mB
release notes
Cop thrillers, comedy classics, super soaps and clip-clop cowboys:
they're all here in this compendium of cracking cult TV themes.
Featuring everything from The Avengers to Dallas, The X-Files to Kojak,
here are the themes that you just can't get enough of.
No artists names on the front or back cover, but the tracknames as
they are now should be enough.
- %PUNCHLINE
Part: 2 : Epoch of Unlight - The Continuum Hypothesis (2005)
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Epoch of Unlight - The Continuum Hypothesis
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Title................: Epoch of Unlight - The Continuum Hypothesis
Artist...............: Epoch of Unlight
Album................: The Continuum Hypothesis
Year.................: 2005
Genre................: Melodic Death/Black Metal
Type.................: Studio
Duration.............: 53:22
Number of Songs......: 11
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Epoch of Unlight
Genre(s)Melodic Death/Black Metal
Lyrical Theme(s)Darkness, the unlight
Origin United States of America (Memphis, Tennessee)
Formed in 1993
Current/Last label Unsigned
Status Active
Last known/Currentline-up
Tino LoSicco - Drums (Enraptured, Requiem, Subterranean Masquerade,
Incineration)
B.J. Cook - Vocals (Fallen Empire)
Joe Totty - Bass
John Fortier - Guitar
Joe Reynolds - session guitars
Former/past member(s)
Vocals:
Brian Anderson
Guitars:
Jason Smith (Enraptured, Requiem)
Randy Robertson
Alan Burcham
Josh Braddock
Steve Blagburn
Bass:
Joe Totty
Pierce Totty (Enraptured, Incineration)
John Henderson
Additional Notes
The band has existed in various forms under different names since 1990
(Enraptured, Requiem) but it wasn't until 1994 they officially decided upon
Epoch of Unlight.
As of June 2006, the band is no longer signed to The End Records.
Discography
Beyond the Pale Demo, 1994
Within the Night... EP, 1995
Promo `96 Demo, 1996
Black & Crimson Glory Demo, 1997
What Will Be Has Been Full-length, 1998
Caught in the Unlight! Full-length, 2001
Goatwhore/Epoch of Unlight Split, 2003
The Continuum Hypothesis Full-length, 2005
Track List
Full-length, The End Records
March 8th, 2005
Recorded, mixed, & mastered at Big Blue Meanie studios in NJ, October 27-
November 4 2004.
B.J.Cook (aka Lord Hellspawn) - Vocals
Josh Braddock - Guitar, vocals
Joe Totty - Bass
Tino LoSicco - Drums
1. The Continuum Hypothesis 04:45
2. Under Starside Skies 04:09
3. Argentum Era Secui Duos (Silver Mistress Part 2) 05:38
4. Cardinality 03:33
5. Highgate 06:19
6. The End Of All 06:08
7. Broken Pendulum 03:52
8. Aberrant Shadows 05:27
9. Quicksilver To Ash 05:03
10. Denubrum 04:18
11. The Scarlet Thread 04:10
Total playing time 53:22
Reviews for Epoch of Unlight's The Continuum Hypothesis
2 steps forward - 90%
Written by odradek on July 6th, 2007
After Epoch of Unlight's innovative debut "What Will Be Has Been", the follow-up
"Caught in the Unlight" didn't quite live up to my expectations. But with the
release of "The Continuum Hypothesis" the band has corrected the misstep and
taken yet a further step forward. All 11 tracks feature stunning musicianship,
original soundscapes, and captivating melodies, cycling through countless
unpredictable transitions and layered upon a tireless rhythmic commotion.
EoU's sound is a bit like Gothenburg metal run one time through a meat grinder.
The chaos derives from twin guitar tracks, split full left and right in the mix,
apparently both laid down by Josh Braddock. The interplay between the two is
phenomenal, whether working together to craft vivid harmonies, or trading off
phrases in a mad syncopation. Tino LoSicco's drumming is both energetic and
nuanced, as he seems to draw from an infinite set of drum patterns and riffs.
EoU no longer feature dual vocals trading off as in their first album; BJ Cook
supplies the more conventional single vocal track, abrasive but understandable,
with a relatively high-pitched snarl.
"Argentum Era Secui Duos" is a remake of "Silver Mistress", a memorable
riff-laden track from their debut album. "The End of All" showcases a great
variety of musical devices EoU can deliver capably -- with dual guitars
combining to create effects ranging from bright sustained harmonies to dark
stacatto riffs, plus an extended guitar solo, hyper fast drumming, and a linear
song structure full of unexpected turns.
The album teeters on the brink of chaos at times, but always rescues the
listener by returning to a riff that's catchy and familiar. The Continuum
Hypothesis is an engaging piece of art.
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Darkness Prevails - 81%
Written by Erin_Fox on October 29th, 2006
Spitting blackness deserving of the group's moniker, Epoch Of Unlight undertake
an evil trip through astral planes with 'The Continuum Hypothesis.
Severe blasts of hatred bringing forth invocations of unthinkable proportions.
Gravel barks issue dark utterances over chugging, technical, thrashing black
death. 'Highgate' walks the path of Samael, featuring a wicked riff and chaotic
blast drumming.
Epoch imparts a feeling of old style thrashing death while utilizing tightly
compressed rhythms and British axe tones to fashion a sound that will remain
credible with underground devotees, but contains songwriting of a quality that
will be welcomed by any metal fan with a taste for extreme vocals. Start-stop
song parts feed the band's complex arrangements as well.
There is a degree of technicality that is not always focused on speed, however
moving through scales and key changes in extremely complicated patterns.
This album is an abrasive crush of blackness throughout each of its eleven
tracks. Step into the Unlight...
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