Where the Ragged People Go
Shining · 2001
50 min · 8 tracks · progressive rock · jazz house
A daring fusion of jazz house and progressive rock, weaving complex rhythms with ethereal melodies.
Why this album works
The album received positive reviews within niche circles, helping to define the genre of jazz rock in Norway. Its innovative blend of styles influenced subsequent artists in both the jazz and rock genres, paving the way for Shining’s future acclaim and recognition.
- Best for
- steady pacing for focused listening gradual build with sustained energy introspective journey through sound
- Context
- Released in 2001, 'Where the Ragged People Go' is Shining's debut album, marking their entry into the progressive rock scene. At this time, the band was still establishing their unique sound, combining jazz influences with rock elements. This album laid the groundwork for their later developments and experimentation in music.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Jazzanova· Nikolai Noskov· Gotan Project
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Spooks in the Hall Standout 5:05
- 2 The Fool 6:18
- 3 Small Steps 4:17
- 4 Dalton City 7:06
- 5 Randomizer Standout 4:42
- 6 Song of a Long Gone Girl Standout 8:00
- 7 Hell’s Bells 8:09
- 8 The Fool 6:35
Reference: Wikipedia · MusicBrainz · Wikidata
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