Album Details
Title: Hometime Artist: Alison Moyet Release Date: 9/10/2002 Re-Released On: 1/2/2006 Label: Sanctuary, 404 Music Group Album Type(s): lyrics/libretto UPCs: 060768457027, 5050159012824, 5050159012893, 5050749226624, 617917807525 Genre: Rock Styles: Adult Alternative Pop/Rock, Lounge, Alternative/Indie Rock Moods: Earnest, Elegant, Intimate, Literate, Passionate, Reflective, Sophisticated, Stylish Total Copies: 0 Members Wishing: 0 Number of Discs/SwapaCD Credits: 1 |
Track Listings
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Yesterday's Flame
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Should I Feel That It's Over
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More
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Hometime
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Mary, Don't Keep Me Waiting
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Say It
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Ski
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If You Don't Come Back to Me
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Do You Ever Wonder
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The Train I Ride
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You Don't Have to Go
Additional Releases
| Year | Type | Label | Catalog # | | 2006 | CD | Sanctuary | 266 | | 2002 | CD | Sanctuary | 128 | | 2002 | CD | Sanctuary | 128 | | 2002 | CD | Sanctuary | 84570 | | 2002 | CD | 404 Music Group | 8075 |
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Album Review
After a near-nine-year layoff, Alison Moyet's fifth solo album is a posh, lavish, elegant affair that shows she's lost none of her chops throughout the long layoff. Production by The Insects, best known for their soundtrack work, adds a torchy, dreamy quality to these tunes, all but two of which were co-written by the singer. Between the intricately crafted songs, the ornate production, and Moyet's soulful voice, this is arguably her most fully realized and cohesive work. Strings, keyboards, and multiple guitars layer into a big, lush, sophisticated sound perfect for Moyet's husky voice. While there is nothing that reminds the listener of Yaz, the synths, drum programming, and loops recall the more techno aspects of her old band, while adding an organic, if not quite rootsy, feel. If Dusty Springfield still made records in the millennium, it's likely they would be similar to Hometime. Personal yet expansive with just the right touch of ghostly r&b, this is a remarkably moving collection of European-style ballads. Somewhat reminiscent of Portishead's live work, Moyet sinks into these tracks as if lounging in an overstuffed chair. The elements combine most poignantly on the stirring "If You Don't Come Back to Me." With its hypnotic strings, reverbed guitar, and jazzy bass, it seems like she's interpreting an existing classic instead of writing a new one. Classy, subtle, yet often mesmerizing, this album is never less than affecting. It strives to be -- and often is -- a perfect vehicle for Moyet's talent, reaching heights that have only been hinted at in her previous work. ~ Hal Horowitz, All Music Guide
Credits
| Name | Credits | | Adrian Utley | Guitar | | Alison Moyet | Vocals (Background) | | Andrew Byrt | Viola | | Angelo Bruschini | Guitar | | Ann Morfee | Violin | | Ben Davies | Cello | | Beverley Davison | Violin | | Bruce White | Viola | | Chris Tombling | Violin | | Clare Hoffman | Violin | | Clive Deamer | Drums | | Corin Dingley | Drums, Mixing | | Damon Reece | Percussion | | Dave Bascombe | Mixing | | David Ballard | Percussion, Drums | | David Smith | Violin | | Deborah Widdup | Violin | | Derek Green | Vocals (Background) | | Emma Black | Cello | | Fenella Barton | Violin | | Harriet Davies | Violin | | Hilary Sturt | Violin | | Iain King | Violin | | Ian Humphries | Violin | | Ian Ross | Design | | Jacky Woods | Viola | | Jeremy Morris | Violin | | Jessica OLeary | Violin | | Jim Sleigh | Viola | | John Baggot | Keyboards, Piano, Harpsichord, Organ, Organ (Hammond) | | John Waterhouse | Engineer | | Judith Herbert | Cello | | Julian Trafford | Violin | | Juliet Snell | Violin | | Justin Pearson | Cello | | Laura Melhuish | Violin | | Michael DeSaulles | Violin | | Nick Barr | Viola | | Nick Cooper | Cello | | Paul Sherman | Bass | | Pete Glenister | Guitar, Keyboards | | Ricci P. Washington | Vocals (Background) | | Richard Cookson | Viola | | Richard George | Violin | | Richard Milone | Violin | | Rik Dowding | Engineer | | Robert Locke | Keyboards, Vocals (Background), Drum Programming, Bass, Guitar, Percussion, Double Bass | | Roger Linley | Bass | | Simon Hale | Piano, String Arrangements | | Sonia Fairbairn | Violin | | Stephen Tees | Viola | | Stuart Gordon | String Arrangements, Violin | | The Insects | Producer, Engineer | | Tim Norfolk | Lap Steel Guitar, Bass, Percussion, Guitar, Keyboards, Drum Programming | | Tim Young | Mastering | | Tommy Payne | Conga | | Trevor Burley | Cello |
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