Sulic, Luka & Hauser, Stjepan / Two Cellos
| Album: | Two Cellos | Collection: | General | |
| Artist: | Sulic, Luka & Hauser, Stjepan | Added: | Jan 2012 | |
| Label: | Sony Music | |||
A-File Activity
| Add Date: | 2012-02-25 | Pull Date: | 2012-04-28 |
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| Week Ending: | Apr 15 | Mar 25 | Mar 11 | Mar 4 |
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| Airplays: | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 |
Recent Airplay
| 1. | Apr 11, 2012: | Seize the Sounds
(4:05) Where The Streets Have No Name |
3. | Mar 07, 2012: | Everyday Commotion
(2:15) Misirlou (Theme From Pulp Fiction) |
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| 2. | Mar 19, 2012: | Seize the Night
(3:12) Welcome To The Jungle |
4. | Mar 01, 2012: | Nathin' To Do
(2:15) Misirlou (Theme From Pulp Fiction), (3:12) Welcome To The Jungle |
Album Review
Karpediem
Reviewed 2012-02-21
Reviewed 2012-02-21
Croatian cellists Luka Sulic and Stjepan Hauser truly rock out with only two cellos on their debut, self-titled album. The two masterfully cover famous rock and pop tracks, reworking them on their cellos to give them a fresh, classical sound.
Standout tracks: 1, 2, 4, 8, 11, 12. No FCCs (no lyrics at all)
**1) Where the Streets Have No Name (4:05): U2 cover. Starts slowly and then rocks out at 0:56.
**2) Misirlou (Theme from Pulp Fiction) (2:15): Cover of the Dick Dale track. Solid choice for this album, really highlights the fast speed at which the two can play the instrument.
3) Use Somebody (3:29): Kings of Leon cover. Mid-tempo. The bridge starting at 2:11 is particularly notable.
**4) Smooth Criminal (4:12): Michael Jackson Cover. Fast tempo.
5) Fragile (3:29): Sting Cover. Slow.
6) The Resistance (3:50): Muse cover, fast tempo. Translates the urgency of the original very well.
7) Hurt (4:30): Nine Inch Nails cover. Slow tempo.
**8) Welcome to the Jungle (3:12): Guns N Roses Cover. The introduction is a highlight of this album.
9) Human Nature (2:49): Michael Jackson Cover. Slow tempo.
10) Viva La Vida (3:42): Coldplay Cover. Kind of too obvious a choice for the album, but strongly delivered nonetheless
**11) Smells Like Teen Spirit (2:42): Nirvana Cover. True highlight—would never have envisioned this song on strings, and convinces me that it can be done.
**12) With or Without You (4:51): Cover of the classic U2 track. Majestic sound, the cello mirrors the tone of Bono’s original vocals very well.
Standout tracks: 1, 2, 4, 8, 11, 12. No FCCs (no lyrics at all)
**1) Where the Streets Have No Name (4:05): U2 cover. Starts slowly and then rocks out at 0:56.
**2) Misirlou (Theme from Pulp Fiction) (2:15): Cover of the Dick Dale track. Solid choice for this album, really highlights the fast speed at which the two can play the instrument.
3) Use Somebody (3:29): Kings of Leon cover. Mid-tempo. The bridge starting at 2:11 is particularly notable.
**4) Smooth Criminal (4:12): Michael Jackson Cover. Fast tempo.
5) Fragile (3:29): Sting Cover. Slow.
6) The Resistance (3:50): Muse cover, fast tempo. Translates the urgency of the original very well.
7) Hurt (4:30): Nine Inch Nails cover. Slow tempo.
**8) Welcome to the Jungle (3:12): Guns N Roses Cover. The introduction is a highlight of this album.
9) Human Nature (2:49): Michael Jackson Cover. Slow tempo.
10) Viva La Vida (3:42): Coldplay Cover. Kind of too obvious a choice for the album, but strongly delivered nonetheless
**11) Smells Like Teen Spirit (2:42): Nirvana Cover. True highlight—would never have envisioned this song on strings, and convinces me that it can be done.
**12) With or Without You (4:51): Cover of the classic U2 track. Majestic sound, the cello mirrors the tone of Bono’s original vocals very well.
Track Listing