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Fifth Release From Matador

Pizzicato Five Audio CD
4.2 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (11 customer reviews)

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1. A Perfect World
2. Roma
3. Loudland!
4. A Room With A View
5. La Guerre Est Finie
6. Wild Strawberries
7. Darlin' Of Discotheque
8. A Perfect World (Album Version)
9. 20th Century Girl
10. Tout, Tout Pour Ma Cherie
11. Serial Stories
12. The World Without You
13. Room Service
14. Goodbye Baby & Amen

Product Description

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Pizzicato Five, duo japonais mené par le compositeur fou Yasuharu Konishi, aura beaucoup fait pour l'amitié occidentalo-japonaise. Curiosité venue de loin pour les Occidentaux fascinés par cette langue étrange, Pizzicato Five semble pourtant irrésistiblement attiré par la culture occidentale et s'inspire de la plus fine tradition pop européenne pour fabriquer ses chansons, mélange de bricolage électro et de pop 60's/70's très classique. The Fifth Release From Matador balance très naturellement entre les deux, fortement inspiré par l'Italie et la France, tant par les titres ("Roma", "A Room With A View", "La Guerre est finie") que par les musiques, piochant allégrement dans les BO italiennes des années 70. Avec, pour prouver, s'il le fallait, leur amour de l'Europe, une reprise totalement électrocutée de "Tout pour ma chérie" de Polnareff. --Elsa Forget

Album Description

Pizzicato Five's 2000 release is called The Fifth Release From Matador. When it was originally released in Japan the title was Pizzicato Five. This domestic version adds bonus tracks that are not on the import version. The tracks are 'A Perfect World', 'Roma', 'Loudland!', 'A Room With A View', 'La Guerre Est Finie', 'Wild Strawberries', 'Darlin' Of Discotheque', 'A Perfect World' (this track is listed twice), '20th Century Girl', 'Tout Tout Pour Ma Cherie', 'Serial Stories','The World Without You', 'Room Service' & 'Goodbye Baby & Amen'. Gatefold digipack.

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Customer Reviews

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Perhaps P5's best US album, ever Aug 16 2003
Format:Audio CD
The beauty of this album is how it jumps all around on the music scene. It blends the sounds together nicely. So what if they don't speak English! This album did everything right.
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Not my most favortest P5 CD Jan 29 2003
Format:Audio CD
No one would ever guess that I'm a P5 fan, but yet I am. This CD, however, is not my favorite from this duo. Don't get me wrong it's not bad, just they have done better. It has the same happy happy joy joy sound as the others, but doesn't seem to have the cleverness behind it.
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A step in the wrong direction Oct 29 2002
By eo
Format:Audio CD
Pizzicato 5 are at their very best when they sound new and fresh. This recording is old and stale. There is nothing here that departs from what you've heard from them before with the exception of the tracks "20th Century Girl" (the one redeeming feature of this album) and "Tout, Tout Pour Ma Cherie" (an abysmal failure...). The remaining songs all sound like you've heard them many times before in superior versions.

Where "Happy End of The World" was a leap forward for P5, "The Fifth Release" is a step backwards. If you're looking to buy a P5 album, do yourself a favour and get one of the other ones.

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Most recent customer reviews
"Do these guys ever make an album that DOESN'T sound great?"
I got my nephews hooked on Pizzicato Five three years ago after I discovered them myself, and whenever we travel together (which is a lot, as I babysit them often) they request... Read more
Published on Feb 28 2002
Awesome CD all around -- But only for open minds.
I just love it. In fact I probably play this CD once a week (I do a lot of driving). If your are a Pizzacato 5 fan this is a must own CD. Read more
Published on Jan 4 2002 by Wade Burchette
Besides a beautiful design,
which Pizzicato gets us used to in their CD covers and booklets, the music here is an international combination of two hemispheres: brazilian jazzanova is representing a good act... Read more
Published on Oct 10 2001 by "calmthemind"
they just get better with each album
Pizzicato Five sound more polished and sophisticated with each album. This cd is my current favorite of their US releases. Read more
Published on April 30 2001 by "calfee"
Four for Five by P5
While "Sound of Music" remains their best, P5 bring us another collection of inventive, lounge-inspired songs that will hook you on the 3rd or 4th listen. Read more
Published on Mar 11 2001 by Stephen Sisson
up to par, if not a birdie
while bits of this record seem to be simply the logical progression from the International Playboy & Playgirl Record, there are a few startlingly superb tracks which seem to... Read more
Published on Jan 4 2001 by William Van Hecke
Four for the fifth from the Five
Pizzicato Five's boisterous Fifth Release from Matador makes abundantly clear why Spin described this Tokyo group as "what Hello Kitty might sound like. Read more
Published on Dec 22 2000 by Andrew Miller
Pushing all the Right Buttons
When I first put this CD in the player at home, my roommate's initial reaction was "This sounds just anything else they do. Read more
Published on Nov 16 2000 by koolthing78
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