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Single Gun Theory
Burning Bright (But Unseen)
Genres: Dance & Electronic, Alternative Rock, Pop

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CD Details

All Artists: Single Gun Theory
Title: Burning Bright (But Unseen)
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 1
Label: Nettwerk America/Sbme
Release Date: 6/15/1993
Genres: Dance & Electronic, Alternative Rock, Pop
Styles: Ambient, Indie & Lo-Fi
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 067000631726

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CD Reviews

Single Gun Theory captures a rare feeling

11/18/1999

(4 out of 5 stars)

"Single Gun Theory are a very well-kept secret. They combine the electronic feel with lyrics that from bordering on Stereolab's socio-economic awareness to the spiritual and metaphysical. Incorporating samples from around the world and Jacqui Hunt's ethereal vocals, they create a very unique and touching sound that I'm sure you'll adore. Their album "Flow, the River of my Soul" literally changed my life."

A remix album that is a true gem

Elizabeth Klisiewicz | Massachusetts | 06/09/2000

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I was real disappointed when I heard that SGT broke up. I firstheard Jaqui's ethereal vocals on Delerium's classic album,"Karma". Seek it out immediately. Normally, remix albums are a big waste of time and contain duds that pale by comparison with the original cuts, but SGT gives lie to that.These remixes are driving, intense pieces that brood and will haunt you for days. Besides being prime fare for headphone listening, these are also great for working out.I sincerely hope that these folks find another musical outlet, because they are extremely talented."

Lots more remixes available out there!

Steven Olaf | Kansas City | 06/02/2004

(5 out of 5 stars)

"If you enjoy this remix comp, be sure to pick up the re-issue versions of the classic Single Gun Theory albums, which contain bonus tracks taken from the band's singles and EPs.EXORCISE THIS WASTELAND (1987), for example, has additional versions of "Open the Skies" and the title track. This is the album that got SGT signed to the Nettwerk label, after Tom Ellard of the band Severed Heads brought them to the label's attention.LIKE STARS IN MY HANDS (1991), includes extended versions of "Surrender" and "From a Million Miles," plus the excellent Radio Baghdad remix of "Words Written Backwards" which I used to play on college radio back in the early 90's. By the way, I believe the full title of the album is MILLIONS LIKE STARS IN MY HANDS, DAGGERS IN MY HEART, WAGE WAR.The re-issue of FLOW RIVER OF MY SOUL (1994) has the multiple versions of "Motherland" and "Fall." This is by far my favorite SGT material, as it sounds very much like a Delerium or Intermix album. Not surprisingly, Jacqui Hunt was recruited by the boys from Delerium a few years later to sing on the Karma album, putting her in good company with the lovely Sarah McLachlan.All in all, some of the best music on the planet. Highly recommended."