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| Producer = [[Stuart Price]] |
| Producer = [[Stuart Price]] |
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| Last album = ''[[Zoot Woman (album)|Zoot Woman]]'' <br /> (2003) |
| Last album = ''[[Zoot Woman (album)|Zoot Woman]]'' <br /> (2003) |
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| This album = '' |
| This album = ''[[Things Are What They Used To Be]]'' <br /> (2009) |
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| Next album = '' |
| Next album = ''[[Star Climbing (album)|Star Climbing]]'' <br /> (2014) |
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| Misc = {{Singles |
| Misc = {{Singles |
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| Name = Things Are What They Used |
| Name = Things Are What They Used To Be |
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| Type = Studio |
| Type = Studio |
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| single 1 = We Won't Break |
| single 1 = [[We Won't Break (Zoot Woman song)|We Won't Break]] |
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| single 1 date = 5 December 2007 |
| single 1 date = 5 December 2007 |
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| single 2 = Live in My Head |
| single 2 = Live in My Head |
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| single 2 date = 19 March 2008 |
| single 2 date = 19 March 2008 |
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| single 3 = We Won't Break/Saturation |
| single 3 = [[We Won't Break (Zoot Woman song)|We Won't Break]]/[[Saturation (Zoot Woman song)|Saturation]] |
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| single 3 date = 30 May 2009 |
| single 3 date = 30 May 2009 |
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| single 4 = Just a Friend of Mine |
| single 4 = Just a Friend of Mine |
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| single 4 date = 11 July 2009 |
| single 4 date = 11 July 2009 |
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| single 5 = Memory |
| single 5 = [[Memory (Zoot Woman song)|Memory]] |
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| single 5 date = 18 September 2009 |
| single 5 date = 18 September 2009 |
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| single 6 = We Won't Break (Remixes EP) |
| single 6 = [[We Won't Break (Zoot Woman song)|We Won't Break]] (Remixes EP) |
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| single 6 date = 18 December 2009 |
| single 6 date = 18 December 2009 |
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| single 7 = More Than Ever |
| single 7 = More Than Ever |
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'''''Things Are What They Used |
'''''Things Are What They Used To Be''''' is the third full-length studio album by British alternative rock / electronica band [[Zoot Woman]]. The album spawned five singles, videos were created for "[[We Won't Break (Zoot Woman song)|We Won't Break]]", "[[Memory (Zoot Woman song)|Memory]]" and "[[Saturation (Zoot Woman song)|Saturation]]". |
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==Track listing== |
== Track listing == |
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{{Track listing |
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#"Just A Friend of Mine" – 3:09 |
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| headline = ''Things Are What They Used To Be'' |
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#"Lonely By Your Side" – 3:24 |
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| all_writing = [[Adam Blake (musician)|Adam Blake]], [[Johnny Blake]], and [[Stuart Price]], except "Lonely By Your Side" written by [[Johnny Blake]], Ingo Martens, Andre Winter and Sven Schumacher. |
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#"More Than Ever" – 3:26 |
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| total_length = {{duration|m=42|s=52}} |
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#"Saturation" – 6:11 |
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| extra_column = Producer(s) |
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#"Take You Higher" – 3:17 |
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#"Witness" – 3:34 |
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| title1 = [[Just A Friend Of Mine (Zoot Woman song)|Just A Friend Of Mine]] |
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#"Lust Forever" - 2:46 |
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| extra1 = {{flat list| |
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#"Memory" – 3:28 |
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*[[Adam Blake (musician)|Adam Blake]] |
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#"We Won't Break" – 3:03 |
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*[[Johnny Blake]] |
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#"Things Are What They Used To Be" – 4:15 |
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*[[Stuart Price]] |
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#"Blue Sea" – 3:34 |
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}} |
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#"Live In My Head" – 4:05 |
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| length1 = 3:09 |
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#"Things Are What They Used To Be (Desire Mix)" – 4:07 |
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| title2 = [[Lonely By Your Side (Zoot Woman song)|Lonely By Your Side]] |
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| extra2 = {{flat list| |
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*[[Adam Blake (musician)|Adam Blake]] |
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*[[Johnny Blake]] |
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*[[Stuart Price]] |
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}} |
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| length2 = 3:24 |
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| title3 = [[More Than Ever (Zoot Woman song)|More Than Ever]] |
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| extra3 = {{flat list| |
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*[[Adam Blake (musician)|Adam Blake]] |
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*[[Johnny Blake]] |
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*[[Stuart Price]] |
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}} |
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| length3 = 3:26 |
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| title4 = [[Saturation (Zoot Woman song)|Saturation]] |
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| extra4 = {{flat list| |
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*[[Adam Blake (musician)|Adam Blake]] |
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*[[Johnny Blake]] |
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*[[Stuart Price]] |
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}} |
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| length4 = 6:11 |
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| title5 = [[Take You Higher (Zoot Woman song)|Take You Higher]] |
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| extra5 = {{flat list| |
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*[[Adam Blake (musician)|Adam Blake]] |
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*[[Johnny Blake]] |
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*[[Stuart Price]] |
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}} |
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| length5 = 3:17 |
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| title6 = [[Witness (Zoot Woman song)|Witness]] |
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| extra6 = {{flat list| |
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*[[Adam Blake (musician)|Adam Blake]] |
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*[[Johnny Blake]] |
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*[[Stuart Price]] |
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}} |
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| length6 = 3:34 |
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| title7 = [[Lust Forever (Zoot Woman song)|Lust Forever]] |
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| extra7 = {{flat list| |
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*[[Adam Blake (musician)|Adam Blake]] |
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*[[Johnny Blake]] |
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*[[Stuart Price]] |
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}} |
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| length7 = 2:46 |
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| title8 = [[Memory (Zoot Woman song)|Memory]] |
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| extra8 = {{flat list| |
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*[[Adam Blake (musician)|Adam Blake]] |
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*[[Johnny Blake]] |
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*[[Stuart Price]] |
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}} |
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| length8 = 3:28 |
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| title9 = [[We Won't Break (Zoot Woman song)|We Won't Break]] |
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| extra9 = {{flat list| |
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*[[Adam Blake (musician)|Adam Blake]] |
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*[[Johnny Blake]] |
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*[[Stuart Price]] |
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}} |
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| length9 = 3:03 |
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| title10 = [[Things Are What They Used To Be (Zoot Woman song)|Things Are What They Used To Be]] |
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| extra10 = {{flat list| |
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*[[Adam Blake (musician)|Adam Blake]] |
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*[[Johnny Blake]] |
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*[[Stuart Price]] |
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}} |
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| length10 = 4:15 |
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| title11 = [[Blue Sea (Zoot Woman song)|Blue Sea]] |
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| extra11 = {{flat list| |
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*[[Adam Blake (musician)|Adam Blake]] |
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*[[Johnny Blake]] |
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*[[Stuart Price]] |
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}} |
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| length11 = 3:34 |
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| title12 = [[Live In My Head (Zoot Woman song)|Live In My Head]] |
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| extra12 = {{flat list| |
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*[[Adam Blake (musician)|Adam Blake]] |
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*[[Johnny Blake]] |
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*[[Stuart Price]] |
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}} |
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| length12 = 4:05 |
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}} |
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{{Track listing |
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| headline = ''Things Are What They Used To Be'' — {{nobold|iTunes edition (bonus track)}} |
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| collapsed = no |
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| title13 = [[Things Are What They Used To Be (Zoot Woman song)|Things Are What They Used To Be (Desire Mix)]] |
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| extra13 = {{flat list| |
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*[[Adam Blake (musician)|Adam Blake]] |
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*[[Johnny Blake]] |
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*[[Stuart Price]] |
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}} |
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| length13 = 4:07 |
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}} |
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Revision as of 16:22, 17 September 2014
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Things Are What They Used To Be is the third full-length studio album by British alternative rock / electronica band Zoot Woman. The album spawned five singles, videos were created for "We Won't Break", "Memory" and "Saturation".
Track listing
All tracks are written by Adam Blake, Johnny Blake, and Stuart Price, except "Lonely By Your Side" written by Johnny Blake, Ingo Martens, Andre Winter and Sven Schumacher.
No. | Title | Producer(s) | Length |
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1. | "Just A Friend Of Mine" | 3:09 | |
2. | "Lonely By Your Side" | 3:24 | |
3. | "More Than Ever" | 3:26 | |
4. | "Saturation" | 6:11 | |
5. | "Take You Higher" | 3:17 | |
6. | "Witness" | 3:34 | |
7. | "Lust Forever" | 2:46 | |
8. | "Memory" | 3:28 | |
9. | "We Won't Break" | 3:03 | |
10. | "Things Are What They Used To Be" | 4:15 | |
11. | "Blue Sea" | 3:34 | |
12. | "Live In My Head" | 4:05 | |
Total length: | 42:52 |
No. | Title | {{{extra_column}}} | Length |
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13. | "Things Are What They Used To Be (Desire Mix)" | 4:07 |
Personnel
- All tracks written and produced by Adam Blake, Johnny Blake and Stuart Price, except "Lonely By Your Side" written by Johnny Blake, Ingo Martens, Andre Winter and Sven Schumacher.
- Design and art direction: Haberdasherylondon
- Additional layout: Jon Matthews
- Image concept and photography: Matthias Krause and Norman Perke
Critical reception
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Source | Rating |
BBC Music | (mixed) [1] |
The Guardian | [2] |
The Quietus | (favourable) [3] |
Clash (magazine) | [4] |
Things Are What They Used To Be was met with positive, yet mixed reviews. While Neil Condron from Clash magazine argued that "they've reworked their own template," others claimed the exact opposite, for example Tom Hocknell from BBC Music, who said that their music "remains platitudinal electro."