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Intermission

Scissor Sisters

Album: Ta Dah

Genre: Rock

Composer: Hoffman/Sellards/Jo


Intermission		2:36

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Rating

Ta Dah Universal/Polydor 9/26/2006 Recommended Tracks Everybody Wants the Same Thing Might Tell You Tonight Paul McCartney	52.5px;'>Currently 3.5/5 Stars.

Take Your Mama 5/11/2004

Scissor Sisters [UK Bonus Tracks] Universal International 3/9/2004 Recommended Tracks Get It Get It Skins [*] Return to Oz	52.5px;'>Currently 3.5/5 Stars.

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Show Track Metadata

ALBUM_ID	854963
TRACK_NAME	Intermission
COMPOSER	Hoffman/Sellards/Jo
TRACK_NUMBER	6
RUN_TIME	2:36
TRACK_ID	9753943
ALBUM_TITLE	Ta Dah
ARTIST_NAME	Scissor Sisters
SEARCH_NAME	Scissor Sisters
RATED	6
GENRE_DESCRIPTION	Rock
FLAGS	L
SPIRALFROG_AVAILABLE	Yes
OFFICAL_LENGTH	0:02:36
SITE_REVIEW	The first Scissor Sisters album was one of the catchiest debuts of the new millennium, but also one of the best-crafted. All camp on the surface but with plenty of substance underneath, it succeeded because the group wrote fantastic songs and backed them with excellent productions, usually in the vein of their biggest pop/dance heroes, from the Bee Gees to George Michael. If the follow-up, Ta-Dah, doesn't reach as high as its predecessor, it's certainly not the fault of some spot-on arrangements by head producer Babydaddy. Soundtracking his own mythical night at Studio 54 circa 1978, Babydaddy's Discoball Jazzfest Studio in New York City pumps out tracks gloriously in debt to the Bee Gees (of course), Elton John (although not on the track he contributes piano to), the Rolling Stones' brassy late-'70s stompers, electro-disco arena rock (if there is such a thing), and some sort of '70s disco hokum that features a very talented Gina Gershon on jew's-harp. Similarities to their debut are much easier to find than differences, although the songs aren't quite as memorable (except the single "I Don't Feel Like Dancin'") and Ta-Dah is slightly samey in comparison. (The debut ranged for influences as late as 1987, and flaunted a tougher, leaner sound.) Still, Scissor Sisters remain consummate masters of their material; the chord changes on the ballad "Land of a Thousand Words" defy listeners to not think of a glittering discoball, which is precisely the right image to be conjured. ~ John Bush, All Music Guide
ARTIST_ID	603027
UPC	00602517050907
ISRC	GBUM70602613
VOLUME	1
SIZE_OF_FILE	2558681
ASSOCIATEDISRC
LABEL	Polydor
LABEL_GROUP	UMG
Genre	Pop
ExplicitLyrics	No

media	label
CD	Universal/Polydor
CD	Universal/Motown
LP	Umvd Labels

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