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Windows in the Jungle

10cc · 1983

42 min · 8 tracks · art rock · soft rock · art pop

A kaleidoscopic blend of art rock and progressive pop, infused with whimsical storytelling and sophisticated melodies.

Why this album works

Best for
whimsical storytelling throughout steady pacing with gradual build colorful melodies for exploration
Context
Released on September 1, 1983, 'Windows in the Jungle' was the fifth studio album by 10cc, following their commercial peak with 'Deceptive Bends' in 1977. At this point in their career, the band was navigating a transition from their earlier hits to exploring more eclectic and experimental sounds amidst lineup changes that included the departure of co-founder Godley.
If you like
art rock, soft rock, art pop

Windows in the Jungle is an album by 10cc, released in 1983. A kaleidoscopic blend of art rock and progressive pop, infused with whimsical storytelling and sophisticated melodies. The album received mixed reviews upon release but has gained recognition for its adventurous sound that encapsulates the band's art rock ethos. While it did not achieve significant commercial success, tracks like 'Feel the Love – Oomachasaooma' showcased 10cc's innovative approach to pop music during a period when they were redefining their artistic identity. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Windows in the Jungle sound like?

A kaleidoscopic blend of art rock and progressive pop, infused with whimsical storytelling and sophisticated melodies. Rooted in art rock and soft rock.

What makes Windows in the Jungle by 10cc notable?

The album received mixed reviews upon release but has gained recognition for its adventurous sound that encapsulates the band's art rock ethos. While it did not achieve significant commercial success, tracks like 'Feel the Love – Oomachasaooma' showcased 10cc's innovative approach to pop music during a period when they were redefining their artistic identity. Released on September 1, 1983, 'Windows in the Jungle' was the fifth studio album by 10cc, following their commercial peak with 'Deceptive Bends' in 1977. At this point in their career, the band was navigating a transition from their earlier hits to exploring more eclectic and experimental sounds amidst lineup changes that included the departure of co-founder Godley.

Who is Windows in the Jungle for?

Windows in the Jungle works well if you're into whimsical storytelling throughout, steady pacing with gradual build and colorful melodies for exploration.

How many songs are on Windows in the Jungle?

Windows in the Jungle has 8 tracks, running approximately 42 minutes.

Tracklist

8 tracks·42:04

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 24 Hours Standout 8:05
  • 2 Feel the Love – Oomachasaooma Standout 5:10
  • 3 Yes I Am! 6:00
  • 4 Americana Panorama Standout 3:45
  • 5 City Lights 3:31
  • 6 Food for Thought 3:32
  • 7 Working Girls 4:23
  • 8 Taxi! Taxi! 7:36

Release Date

September 1, 1983

Genre

art pop, art rock, soft rock

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Artist Origin

United Kingdom

Runtime

42 min 4 sec