| | Some Things CD (8 Customer Reviews)
More melancholic than most, Lasgo's Some Things suggested that the popularity of progressive house was gradually making its way onto the trance-pop landscape. "Heaven" and "Don't Belong 2 U" retreaded a number of corporate sub-Chicane twisty synths, but the personality was noticeably different. Instead of squeaking towards identikit high vibes, frontwoman Evi Goffin focused on tragic and trite co-dependent relationships, while Peter Luts and David Vervoort's production was relatively depressed and surprisingly claustrophobic, particularly for an album that periodically lifted from Kosheen's "Hide U" and Everything Is Wrong-era Moby. ~ Dean Carlson
Live Recording
Lasgo: Evi Goffin (vocals); Peter Luts, Dave McCullen.
Personnel: David Vervoort, Evi Goffin (vocals).
Recording information: Heliac Studio; Studio Omega.
Unknown Contributor Role: Dave McCullen.
Additional personnel: David Vervoort (vocals). Some Things Music Review Average Rating: (4.3 out of 5 stars)   List All Reviews Very passionate, solid Dance Music!
This is probably the best dance band there is! Very energetic, passionate songs, and some slow songs, for slow dancing or working through sadness. Dance music doen't get much better than this!
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 Good if you're don't listen to alot of techno
I had heard alot of these songs on yahoo's dance station but couldn't find the "intro" which is amazing, if you haven't heard of Lasgo before and like music to get you moving (there's also some chill songs in here) then you gotta get it - otherwise, just down load the song you like individually.
Submitted by JJREMAX (ATL, Ga)
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Fabulous Music!
Each song is incredible. I have listened to this CD over and over again and appreciate it more each time. An outstanding dance music mix!
Submitted by a reviewer (New York City)
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Lasgo's "Something" is what got me interested in the Techo/Dance genre of music.... I have trashed all my TOP 40 & HIPHOP crap. I have been saved.
Submitted by altrzee (Seattle, WA, USA)
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This is a classic CD that all dance lovers must buy. 'Something' and 'Alone' are rocking as well as other great tracks such as 'Blue' and 'I Wonder'. Absolutely incredible and touching!
Submitted by James (Wallingford, CT, USA)
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