	Track	Duration	Listeners
1	Introduction	1:32	117,354
2	Hazey Jane II	3:46	129,526
3	At The Chime Of A City Clock	4:45	121,261
4	One Of These Things First	4:50	295,253
5	Hazey Jane I	4:29	121,112
6	Bryter Layter	3:20	101,891
7	Fly	2:58	150,072
8	Poor Boy	6:07	111,554
9	Northern Sky	3:45	175,349
10	Sunday	3:43	93,408

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Universal Music International Div. (2000) Released: 17 Jul 2000 10 tracks (39:15)

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sglangdon wrote:
last week

Boris Layter.

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monoversal wrote:
last month

I feel bad because I looked at this cover and said, "Hey, isn't that Boris?" [5]

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richardneal wrote:
last month

I find the arrangements sympathetic, unobtrusive, supportive...

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psynumb wrote:
last month

Everyone shouldn't miss this one.

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THee-BeAtNiK wrote:
October 2011

It is an honor I have found it now, as I would never want to wait till then again. Overall listen is simply an (A).

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Nakkinak wrote:
October 2011

it's getting better with every listen [2]

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OnTheFly wrote:
October 2011

I feel bad because I looked at this cover and said, "Hey, isn't that Boris?" [4]

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tim4tw wrote:
October 2011

I feel bad because I looked at this cover and said, "Hey, isn't that Boris?" [3]

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snowbleed wrote:
October 2011

Those are some big shoes. And you know what they say about folk musicians with big shoes. Good albums.

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Radicalation wrote:
October 2011

He totally ripped off Boris' album cover

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Ganbou-Ki wrote:
September 2011

This and Boris' Akuma no Uta feature similar covers, are both 39 minutes long, and both have an Introduction track. Aside from the deliberate homage of the cover, does anyone think the other two aspects were deliberate by Boris?

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arglactable wrote:
September 2011

Amazing. The orchestration still isn't my thing, but it's getting better with every listen.

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spnzs wrote:
August 2011

This will forever be my favorite of his. The instrumentation is wonderful as well.

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grunge_zuhrii wrote:
August 2011

hoooo Akuma No Uta B-)

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okcesar wrote:
July 2011

Hermoso manifiesto de folk otoñal. La etapa más emotiva y dulce de Drake, álbum fino y sosegado.

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Masevah wrote:
July 2011

I really dig this record a lot! Its like happy Drake. The only way i want to imagine him too. And i know he'd be happy if only he knew how much his music means to us!

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Nakkinak wrote:
June 2011

at times this seems to be the lost brother of astral weeks

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Nakkinak wrote:
June 2011

This is so enjoyable. So enjoyable. Melancholy served in a shape of pure beauty.

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lorner96 wrote:
May 2011

"I know this is blasphemy for most,but I think I prefer this over Pink Moon." As much as I love Pink Moon; I think I have to agree with this statement.

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psynumb wrote:
May 2011

I know this is blasphemy for most,but I think I prefer this over Pink Moon.

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