Lali Pop [Import]

1. Lali Pop

2. Pale

3. Jalouzi

4. Ti Lanmou

5. Men Nou

6. Mizik Pa Nou

7. Sekre

8. Ou Toujou La

9. Pa Lague'l

10. Week-End

Tracks:

Faking The Book
Call 1-800-fear
Micronomic
Small Things
B-Movie
People I Know
Grin and Bear
Geography-5
Left-Handed
Alienation
Crawling By Numbers

Album Description

"Faking The Books", Lali Puna's third album, is a maverick display of pop sensibilities applied to a world gone wrong. All the ingredients are there : The killer hooks, the subliminal fusion of generic undertones, Valerie Trebeljahr's alluring vocal delivery that at first soothes the senses and at second glance portrays the system in all its celluloid, deceptive glory.

The band have already provoked glowing responses from the highest-profile listeners - adored by Radiohead, championed by Andrew Weatherhall, re-arranged by Bomb The Bass, backed by Radioactive Man, remixed by Two Lone Swordsmen and closely followed by an ever-expanding ripple of admiration from a now substantial body of fans. A band made up of members from projects as central to the guitar-pop scene as The Notwist, Tied and Tickled Trio, Console and more. And when you receive support at that level (reaching a peak with the release of their last album "Scary World Theory") - where do you go?

For Lali the progression came with confidence : the amplifiers turned up,the instruments plugged in, the voice placed higher up in the mix and the storytelling edged closer to our confused, lawless, modern version of the world. "Faking The Books" is all about the signs of our times, inverting the Zeitgeist into something that not only explores the musical fusion of raucous instrumentation and layered, soothing production, but that also tells its story with a multi-coloured grip on our peculiar reality. The songs direct themselves with a pop conviction that isn't afraid to mix vintage synths, vocal effects, garage drum workouts, detroit strums, carefully arranged strings, electronic bass drums and a homage to all the bands that have paved the way for such diversity - you know, the one's that have made the current crop of guitar-pop heroes role-models for a new generation.

Deceived by the system, the vapours of uncertainty hang over "Faking The Books". A world where nothing is quite as it seems, a world where no one can be trusted. The only certainty comes with connection, a connection to a band forging through stereotypes and inviting you to immerse yourself in songs that, once exposed to, will refuse to let go.

Shlom Sviri / City Centre Offices, Manchester

Customer Reviews:

Starts strong, weak finish.......2007-01-31

This album starts strongly with slow, melodic songs that remind me of the Notwist except with female vocals, but as the album nears the end, the songs drift styles to a more standard pop format, and my interest wanes. Overall, I'm still happy with my purchase.

A pleasant surprise.......2006-04-11

I've never heard of Lali Puna until a friend made a compiliation CD for me and put their fantastic track B-Movie on it. Just by the strength of that track alone I went out and purchased Faking The Books. I was pleasantly surprised by what I discovered. A wonderful mixture of lo-fi electronics, live instruments and lush hynoptic female vocals. Faking The Books is a brilliantly consistent and addictive listening experience. So much so that days later I purchased Scary World Theory (however I haven't fully listened to that one yet because I'm still so into Faking the Books).
Although B-Movie is still a favorite I really dig Micronomics because I love the opening guitar riff. Call 1-800 Fear is pretty much my ultimate fave off the disc because I love the second half where it's nothing but electronic clicks and beats as the words "Someone is taking over," swirls through the mix. Brilliant track with a subtle yet powerful political message behind it.
I am an newly recruited fan! I can't wait to purchase Tridecoder, the remix CD and hopefully have an oppurtnity to see these guys live.

Amazing!.......2006-04-04

Lali Puna is my all time favorite band. I am just speechless and touched at how beautiful most of the songs are (my favorite Grin and Bear, Faking the books) you really should buy this album!

And now we try to forge ourselves..........2005-10-17

You know you've found something great when the repetition of the same lyric over and over again gets you gradually more choked up as the song builds towards it's conclusion. There's something simple and understated about this music. It doesn't jump out and try to get your attention, it seeps in under your skin and lodges in your head.

Lali puna seeems to be taking equal cues from the worlds of trip-hop, downtempo electronic, IDM, and the My Bloody Valentine school of rock to create something altogether unique and emotionally powerful.

These songs could be seen as bittersweet anthems to lonliness and perserverance, and there's a hidden beauty to practically every track. It's a deceptively optimistic record, and it manages to find a light and delicate side to whatever "genre" it is taking on. After a few listens, it becomes almost impossible to go without this album. It is adventurous albums like this one that defy simple genre classification and pave the way for the endless possibilities of future music to come.

If you're already a fan, I'd recommend picking up the remix/b-side double-disc "I Thought I Was Over That," which features some really great songs that didn't make the cut, as well as some amazing remixes which manage to work within the strangely atmospheric mood that Lali Puna has created. In particular, the Boom Bip mix is very good.

On a similar musical note, I would recommend The Notwist's "Neon Golden" album, which is also indespensible. You might also like M83's "Red Seas, Dead Cities, and Lost Ghosts," or the Themselves/Notwist collaboration under the name 13 & God. There's a similar (if poppier and more electronic) drive running through the sadly overlooked Duo 505 album "Late" as well, and it deserves to be given a listen.

It is music like this that is restoring my faith in things to come.

AWESOME!.......2005-03-13

The best album I have listened to for ages. No more, that is all I can say!
Lucky those who discover Lali Puna.

I Thought I Was Over That: Rare, Remixed and B-Sides

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I LOVE THIS CD!!!!!!
CD 2 isn't THAT bad
buy it for disc one
Unmissable!

I Thought I Was Over That: Rare, Remixed and B-Sides
Lali Puna
Manufacturer: Morr Music / M.M.
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ASIN: B0009E26UY
Release Date: 2005-06-28

Tracks:

Failure of the Leading Sign Industry
40 Days
Clear Cut
Awaiting an Accident [Remix]
It's Not the Worst I've Looked [Remix][Mix]
Harrison Reverse
Daily Match
(This Is) The Dream of Evan and Chan [Remix][Mix]
Past Machine
Together in Electric Dreams

Tracks:

Nin-Com-Pop [Thomas Leboeg Remix] - Thomas Leboeg
Micronomic [Boom Bip Remix] - Boom Bip
Faking the Books [Dntel Remix] - Dntel
Grin and Bear [To Rococo Rot Remix] - To Rococo Rot
Alienation [Alias Remix]
Left Handed [Lali Puna Dub]
Fast Forward [Flowchart Remix] - Flowchart
Small Things [Sixtoo Remix] - Sixtoo
Nin-Com-Pop [Two Lone Swordsmen Remix] - Two Lone Swordsmen

Amazon.com

It's funny how odds and sods collections by electronic artists often add up to their best releases, from Enon's Lost Marbles to Fennesz's Field Recordings compilation. I Thought I Was Over That: Rare, Remixed And B-Sides has the advantage of spanning multiple years, from Lali Puna's early electronic pop to their later, more guitar-oriented stuff. It also has many remixes commissioned by and for the band, deeply broadening the sonic palette. Formed with members of the Tied and Tickled Trio and the Notwist, Lali Puna is something of a minor supergroup. The music is melodic, mellow, and inventive stuff that blurs the line between pop and mildly out-there sounds with politically barbed lyrics sung breathily by Valerie Trebeljahr. As such, it's perfect for fans of Lamb, Stereolab, and Laika. A few songs are experiments that should have stayed in the studio; "Left-Handed Dub" is dreadful and the remixes by Flowchart and Two Lone Swordsmen are a bit dated--too `90s-sounding. But that's still only one tenth of the album, the rest of which is a pleasure. --Mike McGonigal

Customer Reviews:

I LOVE THIS CD!!!!!!.......2007-05-22

This is my first Lali Puna encounter and I love it! I think I will buy the whole collection. The music is mellow but interesting enough, so it doesn't make you want to fall asleep or anything. The vocals are soft and seductive and I really like the woman's voice. Over all I give this CD 5 satrs!!!!

CD 2 isn't THAT bad.......2006-02-26

After my first listen of the entire two CDs, I've decided that CD 2 isn't as bad as everyone makes it out to be. The remix of 'Alienation' is mindblowing, and so far is the reason for the relatively high rating.

buy it for disc one.......2005-08-29

Disc Two consists of remixes of many of the groups best recent tracks ("Small Things", "Nin-Com-Pop", "Faking the Books") by the likes of To Roccoco Rot and Two Lone Swordsmen and is JUST OK. None of the remixes come near the perfection of the originals. Whatever charm these remixes possess is transitory at best. One would think that the hushed ambience that characterizes Lali Puna's sound would allow for all kinds of marvelous interventions/expansions/diminutions, but most of the results prove otherwise.
On the other hand, Lali Puna themselves are excellent at inhabiting the space of others, whether by remixing (Two Lone Swordsmen's "It's not the worst I've looked", Dntel's "(This is) The Dream of Evan and Chan") or via remakes: Slowdive's "40 Days" and, best of all, the long forgotten (but not by me!) collaboration between Giorgio Moroder and Phil "Human League" Oakley, "Together in Electric Dreams." All these tracks are on Disc One, and here the Amazon reviewer is spot on: Disc One is just about the best Lali Puna album ever. Besides all these gems, there is the thunderous beauty of "Clear Cut", their brilliant collaboration with Bomb the Bass.
If you buy this CD for disc one, treating disc two as a kind of bonus disc, you can't go wrong.

Unmissable!.......2005-08-25

Lali Puna is like nothing you've heard ever before. They grow on you faster than you wink. In this compilation, they gather songs that are covers, new tunes, remixes they did for alike musicians like Boom Bip or DNTEL, and remixes that other people like To Rococo Rot, Two Lone Swordsmen, and Alias did of their songs. The remixes are fresh and sort of give the tracks a twist, and they still sound wonderful. This is pure downtempo, sometimes with a touch of glitch. Valerie, who sings, has a very lovely voice and I think you can't go wrong when buying a Lali Puna record. These 2 albums include the beautiful songs "The Daily Match", "Together In Electric Dreams", "40 Days" and "Past Machine". You don't necessarily have to know all of the songs to enjoy the mixes. They are cool per se. If you like the pop-electronica, you should definitively go for it. A must-have selection of joyful tunes from the geniuses of Lali Puna.

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Awesome

Tridecoder
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6-0-3
rapariga da banheira
antena trash
system on
everywhere & allover
toca-discos
press my tummy
fast forward
superlotado

Album Description

Originally released in October 1999, the debut release by Lali Puna garnered rave reviews from the press and industry luminaries, such as Radiohead. Tridecoder features 9 tracks of some of the finest electronic pop and set the foundation for the band that would go on to record two more albums. Led on vocals by Valerie Trebeljahr, the rest of the band consists of members of The Notwist, Tied &Tickled Trio and Console.

Customer Reviews:

Awesome.......2006-11-24

One of those albums you just have to buy. Never get tired of listening to it. Valerie's voice and style is refreshing and the beats are wicked!

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Soothing, effervescent, ethereal, and basically happy music
Electronic smile

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ASIN: B00029LNXM
Release Date: 2004-06-29

Tracks:

nin-com-pop
middle curse
bi-pet
contratempo
scary world theory
50 faces of
lowdown
don't think
come on home
saturnine

Album Description

For the last three years Valerie Trebeljahr has been quietly whittling away at her very own blueprint of pop music. Steering well clear of prevalent harmless geniality, her aim is to cleverly and intelligently dissect our perception of the world around us. After initial, tentative solo ventures on a four track and contributions to the Hausmusik „Reihenhaus" 7" series as well as „The Safe Side" on Belgian label K-raa-k, Lali Puna have now become a fully fledged band, carefully selecting band members (from Console, Notwist, Tied and Tickled Trio, Iso 68, Fred is Dead) as well as infrequent collaborators (Bomb the Bass, Two Lone Swordsmen). Following last years album debut "Tridecoder", their latest offering "Scary World Theory", again released by Morr Music, has now achieved the perfect combination of pop and (personal) politics. Behind ostensibly shy, almost withdrawn vocals Valerie is by no means coy about confronting the world's ambivalent status quo, bluntly documenting current conditions underneath putative fragility. And the music, too, demands our full attention. Between hummable chords and sometimes soothing, almost hypnotic monotony, each repetition discloses multi-layered complexity as well as cleverly hidden counterpoints. No matter if atmospheric (Satur-nine), exuding classical warmth (Contratempo, Lowdown) or quietly breathy (Scary World Theory) - again and again Lali Puna tear heartbreaking harmonies from the sparsest of arrangements. 50 Faces Of rewinds the beat to move our feet with funky House breaks, intersected by stubbornly chirping electronics. Nevertheless, Lali Puna's precision is best revealed on Nin-com-pop or Don't Think - here seemingly unemotional reduction coaxes its way into our ears with unflustered self-confidence and refuses to go away. Produced by Mario Thaler (a.o. Notwist, Slut) "Scary World Theory" is a confidently melancholic album quite happy with itself. And willing to spread that happiness. If we're prepared to let it enter our lives, that is.

Customer Reviews:

Soothing, effervescent, ethereal, and basically happy music.......2004-08-05

Amazing how the same song can be great background/mood music, intense headphone listening, and lull you to sleep. Lali Puna have crafted beauty from simplicity, and you can see it right here in Scary World Theory.

Everything here falls easy on the ears. There's nothing harsh, no rough edges, just melody. Amazing how what sounds like simple laptop noodling can hold your attention throughout an entire album. There's not one song on this album I don't like.

I judge any album by its headphone value and longevity. If I can happily listen to this stuff in a pair of kickass headphones (noticing intricacies, hidden melodies and beats, and hearing the production quality), and do so for longer than just a few weeks, I find that I've got a keeper. Lali Puna is one of those bands.

Sometimes, when I'm feeling kind of down, I put on Lali Puna and my mood transforms. This music is, in a word, beautiful.

If you haven't heard any of their stuff, I suggest you treat yourself to some LP. In fact, go out and buy the damn CD, you won't be disappointed.

Electronic smile.......2004-08-02

It makes me smile, Lali Puna's last album is amazing, much better that their earlier works..too much MUM, so if you like Mum you'll like this album for sure.Buy it!!

Lo mejor de Lali Puna, mejor que los discos anteriores, muy a lo Mum, si te gusta Mum compralo ya!!, genial.Me saca una sonrrisa elctronica XD

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amazing album
moments of heart aching beauty . . .
Unique sound, better than "Tridecoder"
Just fantastic
pure electronic downtempo with no jazz!!!

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Contratempo
Scary World Theory
50 Faces Of
Lowdown
Don't Think
Come on Home
Satur-Nine

Customer Reviews:

amazing album.......2007-03-02

I bought this CD on a whim about a week ago, and it's some of the best music of this type that I've ever heard. It's heavily layered, electronica-influenced "rockish" minimalism (similar to Boards of Canada, Metamatics, etc., but with a softer touch.) The lead singer's voice is beautiful, and the tracks are wonderfully crafted. The lyrics are often dark, but are delivered in a disarmingly playful way.

The title track is particularly good, but the album works very well as a whole. It's pop-ish and catchy enough to be comfortable for most people to listen to, but it's eclectic enough for serious music snobs as well. When I played it at a dinner party earlier tonight, everyone wanted to know what they were listening to; it was very well received.

moments of heart aching beauty . . ........2007-01-23

I bought Faking The Books first and dug it so much that I went out the next day and bought Scary World Theory. SWT is far superior than Faking The Books. Whereas FTB cranks up the live instrumentation, in particular electric guitars, SWT perfectly fuses a more acoustic sound with layers upon layers of the most sublimely crafted electronic beats, clicks, rhythms and heartbreaking melodies.

Standout tracks are:
Middle Curse, a little ditty about quiting your day job with a lazy guitar melody and a lovely clicky break in the middle that plays on the sublime melody.

Bi Pet, which has slightly ambiguous yet very catchy lyrics. It's when the lyrics are repeated for the second round that song really hits a downtempo electro groove.

Come Home, which starts off sounding like someone accidentally dropped the needle on a record right in the middle of a warped piano melody. The break in the middle with the hiccuping vocals gives me goosebumps.

This is an amazing disc. I haven't stop listening to it since I bought it. A must have.

Unique sound, better than "Tridecoder".......2003-06-25

This is minimalist clicky beats, with quiet synth melodies. Most of the songs have vocals, all original and sung by a female member of the band in a sighing sort of voice with a German accent.

I bought Lali Puna's first release, "Tridecoder", when I originally discovered the band. I like this album a lot better. The overall sound is cleaner and pleasant to listen to. A few of the tracks, including "Bi-Pet", "Scary World Theory", and "Don't Think" are actually quite catchy and are stuck my head.

If you are trying to decide whether to buy "Tridecoder" or "Scary World Theory" I suggest ordering this album. It is only available as 1-2 week import, but it is much better and worth the wait!

Just fantastic.......2002-11-25

Just saw them live last night here in san francisco and unlike so many (electro clash, downtempo or whatever label you choose) bands they actually pull it off and wonderfully. So I picked up Scary World Theory and it is both inspirational and just great to hear kids out there not only holding the torch but making it their own. A must have.

pure electronic downtempo with no jazz!!!.......2002-09-21

if you didn't hear tricorder or scary world theory yet and you listen to downtempo such as boards of canada, venus hum,park avenue music, or ladytron, you need this. both of lali puna's first two albums are excellent downtempo electronica, song/lyric-based rather than trancey or hypnotic-based (such as pan sonic, tosca, kruder and dorfmeister, etc.)

all the tracks are great. #3 bi-pet is just amazing.

Tracks:

It Is Not In Vain
I Am Sorry Brothers And Sisters From Faza
Think About It, Man
He Who Is Given Poison Does Not Die
I Have Seen A Sign
Rebellion Will Not Give You Peace
In Honour Of God
The Captain Knows
The Tree I Planted
Darling, You Trouble Me

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Micronomic
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Tracks:

Micronomic
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The Daily Match
Alienation (Alias Remix)
Harrison Reverse

Album Description

This is the follow up single to Lali Puna's third album „Faking The Books" which has been released to worldwide critical acclaim in april 2004.John Soda, The Notwist and Console.

Additionally, Lali Puna asked two of their favorite artists for remixes. Anticon artist and Lali Puna's european tour support Alias did an amazing job on „Alienation" (original version available on „Faking The Books"). „Micronomic" itself has been remixed by Boom Bip who has just released his remix collection „Corymb" on Lex Records featuring a remix Lali Puna did for him. What goes around, comes around!

Tracks:

Lali Pop
Pale
Jalouzi
Ti Lanmou
Men Nou
Mizik Pa Nou
Sekre
Ou Toujou La
Pa Lague'l
Week-End

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My love for Zoom
zoom is one of a kind
"ZOOM IS THE BOMB"
"lali pop" ZOOM ; preserves the pass and sings the future.

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ASIN: B000031WCR
Release Date: 1998-11-21

Tracks:

LALI POP
PALE
JALOUZI
TI LANMOU
MEN NOU
MIZIK PA NOU
AN SEKRE
OU TOUJOU LA
PA LAGUE'L
WEEK-END

Album Description

A hot and smart mix of caribbean rythms espoused with western jazz and slow rock. The topics developed include love, the band experience, politics, moral advice, pleasures of life.

Customer Reviews:

My love for Zoom.......2000-02-14

Zoom is a wonderful band. And has a lot of potential. Zoom's music is lived and hiped. That kind of music makes you feel great about yourself.Zoom's words, allow a person to express his/her true feelings.The beat is so great, that you will not want to ever stop listening to the songs. Zoom/Lalipop is the best new generation band. Its lyrics and sound are great influence to every young person's lives. Zoom's sweet and haevy groove is the headliner of the Millennium.

zoom is one of a kind.......2000-02-02

when I listen to the album "lalipop" I get the feeling that I'm flying. so high that even when the music stops I can still feel that I'm on air. when you hear of live musics, you suddenly think that it has to do with watching a group of people perform, but listening to Zoom, makes you feel that you are actually watching them performing it's so alive. I live the words sang by the group, it's all about relationship, friendship, understanding, something that really does not exist in the music industry today, I would advise everyone who has not heard this album to buy it and listen to it, believe me when I say it'll work for you.

"ZOOM IS THE BOMB".......2000-01-30

I think that zoom is fantastic. when I listen to the album, I realy feel that zoom is zooming my way, especially song track number ten(10). zoom has changed the way I feel about Haitian musics. The group itself is a great influence for people of all ages.As a thirteen year old I find zoom very interesting. I think that every Haitian American teenager, who are considering the music business should listen to this album "lalipop,"because in zoom I see a group of talented young artists who are positive in what they sing. For that I'll say, "zoom,zoom,zoom I want you in my room."

"lali pop" ZOOM ; preserves the pass and sings the future........2000-01-26

This album, "lalipop" makes us view the style of haitian compas a differently. the talent that exist in each and every one of these artists is amazingly enlighten. these young musicians are without a doubt on a mission. once is all the time that you need to listen to the group and qualify them as the most talented, experienced, educated role models that the new generation needs to improve their abilities. When we listen to this album, it's clear that "ZOOM" is a group that works together in making their fans happy. It would be imposible to say that one of the artists is your favorate. they are all wonderfull. they revived us, they brought life into the haitian compas by preaching reality. Guys, keep up the good work. you guys do have the sweetest sound and heaviest groove to zoom everyone's way.

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Tarabu: Music from the Swahili of Kenya
Malika , Bakari Wamasha , and Lali Mwalimu Mzamin
Manufacturer: Wergo
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ASIN: B000005W8H
Release Date: 1996-09-17

Tracks:

It Is Not in Vain
I Am Sorry Brothers and Sisters from Faza
Think About It Man
He Who Is Given Poison Does Not Die
I Have Seen a Sign
Rebellion Will Not Give You Peace
In Honour of God
Captain Knows
Tree I Planted
Darling You Trouble Me

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