Track listing:
- This is your life
- The day I wrote the book
- King for a day
- Everything I see
- Karaoke ballet
- Stupid
- Deep and meaningless
- Strange attraction
- Maybe you know
- Happy? (Dumka)
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“One day all pop-rock will sound like this… Gramophone Logic is a deliciously retro-flavoured collection, full of nagging hooklines and soaring
pop melodies.”
In the June 2005 issue of Classic Rock magazine.
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“…Jackdaw4 have fashioned some of the brightest-sounding pop symphonies… a grand, eclectic, widescreen, future-proof record”
She Didn’t Like Rock’n'Roll
“…has me crying tears of ecstasy. A little over the top? It’s really that good… beautiful ear candy.”
Kurts Krap blog. Kurts Krap also included Gramophone Logic in its best of 2004
“Gramophone Logic ist eines der besten Pop-Alben die es die letzten Jahre gegeben hat”
Germany’s Home of Rock
“…parlaying the wonders of 40 years of magnificent Britpop music (the gorgeous ‘Karaoke Ballet’) into something this pleasurable”
Nighttimes
“This is a fine album”
Randomville Magazine
“…the sweetest sounding melodies, cleverly interwoven with sardonic lyrics, twisted with a cynical edge”
Screaming Tarts
“…a mini-masterpiece… rich, melodic, layered, addictive. Extremely highly recommended.”
Not Lame
“…bound to be a classic and you’ll enjoy it, the more you listen to it. It will make you SMILE!”
All Access Magazine
“Gramophone Logic is an aural wonder to behold… something truly special – a debut album that’s melodic, addictive, confident and impressive.”
Gary Glauber, Fufkin
“The music has a majesty and beauty that is gripping and moving”
Mike Bennett, Fufkin
“What could be more perfect than the soundtrack for your hot summer day… a mighty tasty pop affair.”
Melodic.net
“Gramophone Logic amounts to something truly special – a debut album that’s melodic, addictive, confident and impressive.”
Pop Matters
