Getting Away
| "Getting Away" | ||||
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 The worst of Tranquility Base. | ||||
| Single by Tranquility Base | ||||
| A-side | Getting Away (Original Mix) | |||
| B-side | Getting Away (Leama & Moor Remix) | |||
| Released | 11 April 2004 | |||
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| Tracklist | |||
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| Mix | Act | BPM | Duration |
| Getting Away (Original Mix) | Tranquility Base | 140 | 8:24 |
| Getting Away (Leama & Moor Remix) | Tranquility Base | 130 | 9:02 |
Tranquility Base's third release was the only one that was not celestial. After the deiform Razorfish & Surrender, this dreck is released.
Getting Away (Original Mix)
Don't let the numbering fool you- this banal tune cannot be saved by the pleasant tintinnabulating ascensions & declensions. While the tune is dynamic, it is prosaic & boundlessly unmemorable.
The second climax has an adjuvant, unflawed dolorous melody that extenuates the vapidity, though not to much effect. It would have been much better suited to a different song.
Nonetheless, Getting Away is soporific at best. It is a great pity that this misfortune wastes space in Anjunabeats Volume Three. Do not check this out.
Getting Away (Leama & Moor Remix)
It takes five minutes to get to what appears to be a tune. It is caliginous, & as dynamic as the OM, though essentially the OM in a lower key. It is preferable to the OM. It isn't brilliant, however.
By the way, Leama & Moor are Andy Moor & Martin Leama. They made an album together.
