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Cerulean retains the glossy, thoroughly pretty ultra-pop feel of Ocean Blue's self-titled debut, but ends up showcasing some of the band's dreamier elements as well. The album comes across as a polished-over combination of the Housemartins and the Cocteau Twins, and it's certainly the most textured and dreamy of the group's releases. Given the band's strict adherence to completely melodic pop, though, that doesn't say a whole lot -- their smooth and pretty songs shine through everything they've done, and to say that Cerulean is less immediately accessible than Beneath the Rhythm & Sound only means that its production is a bit more sparkly and washed out. Ocean Blue are, in many respects, masters of soft, gentle pop, and Cerulean does nothing to stray from this skill. ~ Nitsuh Abebe
Recorded at Long View Farm and Blue Jay Recording Studios, Massachusetts.
The Ocean Blue: David Schelzel (vocals, guitar); Steve Lau (keyboards); Bobby Mittan (bass); Rob Minnig (drums, vocals).
Producers: Pat McCarthy, Rob Mining, David Schelzel.
Ocean Blue Cerulean Songs | 1. | Breezing Up |
| 2. | Cerulean |
| 3. | Marigold |
| 4. | Separate Reality, A |
| 5. | Mercury |
| 6. | Questions of Travel |
| 7. | When Life Was Easy |
| 8. | Planetarium Scene, The |
| 9. | Falling Through the Ice |
| 10. | Ballerina Out of Control |
| 11. | Hurricane Amore |
| 12. | I've Sung One Too Many Songs For a Crowd That Didn't Want to Hear |
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In order to obtain the best possible audio reproduction, every effort was made to use the original source 2-channel master tapes which were then remastered according to the most up-to-date HDCD 24-bit remastering processes.
All tracks have been digitally mastered using HDCD technology.
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