9 thoughts on “ Auscultation To The Nation - Laetitia Sadier - Silencio (CD, Album) ”

1. But French frontwoman Laetitia Sadier has carried on in its absence, and on Sllenclo, she's made an honest-to-goodness protest album. NPR Music says: "Not every song on Silenclo makes its points bluntly, but it's impossible not to catch Sadier's drift in 'The Rule of the Game,' 'Auscultation in the Nation' and 'There ls a Price to Pay for.

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2. Compared to The Trip, Sadier’s previous and much more personal album, Silencio’s politics become the driving force of the songs. Take for example the urgency of both sound and lyrical content of “Auscultation to the Nation,” followed by “There is a Price to Pay for Freedom (and it isn’t Security),” a juxtaposing dream state of a song.

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3. Discover releases, reviews, credits, songs, and more about Laetitia Sadier - Silencio at Discogs. Complete your Laetitia Sadier collection.4/5(32).

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4. Laetitia Sadier's first solo album, The Trip, centered around accepting the loss of her sister, but Silencio's focus is more global, and yet more intimate. Inspired by a profound moment of silence Sadier experienced in a medieval Spanish city filled with churches, the album finds her slowly but surely evolving Stereolab's style into her own thoughtful version of singer/songwriter pop.8/

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5. Laetitia Sadier Silencio LP/CD/MP3/FLAC Drag City Released Catalog # DC LP $ Buy. Compact Disc $ Buy. MP3 Download $ Buy. FLAC Download $ Buy. All Tracks. The Rule of the Game Find Me the Pulse of the Universe Silent Spot Auscultation to the Nation There is a Price to Pay for Freedom.

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6. Laetitia Sadier Silencio on LP. Second Solo Album from Stereolab Singer! Born from a similar, natural need for stillness as well as agitation, Laetitia Sadier (Stereolab, Monade) delivered her follow-up solo LP, Silencio in , an album exploring the individual connection to a deeper self placed in a broader environment, in a similarly fresh kind of way.

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7. Jul 24,  · "Auscultation to the Nation" and "There is a Price to Pay for Freedom (and It Isn't Security)" emphasize Sadier's anger with the European political/economical climate. Even though the bulk of the lyrics come from Sadier's unrest with politics, the music on SILENCIO ranges rather wildly on a case-by-case basis/5(6).

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8. Silencio (CD) Laetitia Sadier Buy. $ SHIPS FREE in U.S. Track Listing. Side 1 Titles. Artist. Length. 1. The Rule Of The Game. Laetitia Sadier 4. Auscultation To The Nation. Laetitia Sadier 5. There Is A Price To Pay For Freedom (And It Isn't Security) Laetitia Sadier 6. Moi Sans Zach. Laetitia Sadier.

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9. Sadier’s first solo album, The Trip, was released in ; and now comes this second album, which numbers Gane among its musicians. Silencio pulls off the baffling trick of sounding almost.

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