Sunday 8pm (includes bonus cd Saturday 3am)

Product description 1 x CD Album, Reissue, 1 x CD Mixed UK 1999 Sunday 8PM 1-1 - The Garden (4:27) 1-2 - Bring My Family Back (6:22) 1-3 - Hour Of Need (4:36) 1-4 - Postcards (4:01) 1-5 - Take The Long Way Home (7:13) 1-6 - Why Go? (3:57) 1-7 - She's My Baby (5:48) 1-8 - God Is A DJ (8:01) 1-9 - Hem Of His Garment (4:07) 1-10 - Sunday 8pm (2:42) 1-11 - Killer's Lullaby (6:10) Saturday 3AM 2-1 - The Garden (End Of Summer Intro) (1:30) 2-2 - Killer's Lullaby (Nightmares On Wax Mix) (5:24) 2-3 - Take The Long Way Home (End Of The Road Mix) (6:32) 2-4 - Bring My Family Back (Paul Van Dyk Mix) (7:54) 2-5 - Sunday 8pm (A Time For Lovin' Mix) (3:32) 2-6 - Hour Of Need (Skinny Mix) (3:46) 2-7 - Postcards (Rewritten Mix) (3:29) 2-8 - God Is A DJ (Yes He Is) (8:51) 2-9 - Thank You (9:17) 2-10 - Why Go? (Radio Mix) (3:48) Amazon.co.uk Faithless are actually a band of multiple faiths, both musical and spiritual, including Buddhism, hippy idealism and rave fanaticism. All these elements are sublimated into their dance sound, and after their mid-Nineties million-selling single "Insomnia", they were mistakenly dismissed as disposable Euro-house. The diversity of Sunday, 8pm gives the lie to this notion. It's galvanising dance music for sure, with big, overarching crowd-pleasing synth riffs courtesy of keyboardist Sister Bliss and non-performing Brian Wilson-style programmer Rollo. But then Boy George guests on "Why Go", a big ballad with a simple plea, while "Bring My Family Back" and "Take The Long Way Home" feature quietly intense, first-person raps reminiscent of Massive Attack, whose shadowy, ominous sense of melancholy is in evidence throughout the album. So when "God Is A DJ" breaks through the clouds and fills the dancefloor, it's more than just easy triumphalist hedonism; it is a blessed relief, a pleasure earned. --David Stubbs