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Previously only available as part of BOOM BOX, No Doubt's EVERYTHING IN TIME is exactly what its subtitle (B-SIDES, RARITIES, REMIXES) suggests--a collection of tracks that either didn't make it onto the band's official albums or were created for non-album purposes (i.e. movie soundtracks, etc.). Luckily, none of these recordings are throwaways; all are up to the standards of No Doubt's major releases and powerfully showcase the Southern California ensemble's trademark mix of ska, punk, and New Wave sounds.
Several songs reveal the quartet's more experimental side. "Cellophane Boy" recalls the Beatles' SGT. PEPPER'S-era work, employing psychedelic Mellotron swirls and bouncy, McCartney-esque bass work from Tony Kanal. "New Friend" is one of the most hip-hop-oriented tracks the group has done, and wouldn't sound out of place on a Beyonce or Usher album. "You're So Foxy," on the other hand, brings Gwen Stefani's Debbie Harry influence to the fore, its propulsive disco rhythms strongly recalling Blondie's classic "Heart of Glass." Topping off the rarities section is the grand, mid-tempo Elvis Costello tune "I Throw My Toys Around" (from THE RUGRATS MOVIE), which features an appearance by the distinguished author himself.
No Doubt: Gwen Stefani (vocals); Tom Dumont (guitar, keyboards, background vocals); Adrian Young (drums, percussion, background vocals).
Additional personnel: Ms. Dynamite, Sweetie Ireie, Elvis Costello (vocals); Stephen Bradley (trumpet, keyboards, background vocals); Phil Jordan (trumpet); Gabrial McNair (trombone, keyboards, background vocals).
This is an Enhanced CD, which contains both regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files. Everything In Time Music | List Price | $13.95 (You save $2.36) | | Category | Rock/Pop Albums, Pop CDs, Punk, Ska, Rock, Enhanced CD, Pop Music Videos | | Label | Interscope | | Orig Year | 2004 | | All Time Sales Rank |  37567  | | CD Universe Part number | 6781436 | | Catalog number | 000328912 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Oct 12, 2004 | | Studio/Live | Studio | | Mono/Stereo | Stereo | | Producer | Matthew Wilder; Glen Ballard; Steelie & Clevie; Alain Johannes; No Doubt | | Personnel | Gwen Stefani - vocals
Gwen Stefani - vocals
Tom Dumont - guitar, keyboards, background vocals
Adrian Young - drums, percussion, background vocals
Also: Elvis Costello, Elvis Costello, Gabrial McNair, Stephen Bradley, Phil Jordan, Ms Dynamite, Sweetie Irie | | Additional Info | Enhanced CD; Remix |
No Doubt Everything In Time Songs Everything In Time Music Review Average Rating: (4 out of 5 stars)  This Broke My Heart of Glass
My heart was broken when the enhanced CD section of this album didn't work on my computer. because the songs are so great. I was confused as to all the blondie references in reviews i read, but my mom (a blondie fan) said they were right. I had just not heard that material. Since "Your'e So Foxy" is one of my favorites, I am highly anticipating my mother breaking out her old vinyls and turntable. on another note, Almost every song on this just screamed, "RETURN OF SATURN!" which is my favorite album of all time.
"Beauty Conest" is my anthem, in relating to my body-conscious anxieties. Although, it could do without the grading, unnaturally happy voice of Stefani's niece, Madeline, barely intelligably informing me that, her "vanity's a mess."
The last 2 tracks on the album were a bust. I was shocked to hear the two mutilated versions of the beautifully simple "Rock Steady." But then again, I cried for literally 1 1/2 hours when my copy of the song skipped tragically.
I am a hardcore No Doubt fan and you would not believe the extreme measures I take to express my love for the band, though I am only fourteen years old.
Submitted by blueljg692 (Green Mountain, Iowa, USA)
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