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Track Listings

1 Love You To Bits (Side A)
2 Love You To Pieces (Side B)

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no-man (the duo of Tim Bowness and Steven Wilson) has announced new album, Love You To Bits, for 11/22 release. Eleven years on from the band's last release -the melancholy song suite, Schoolyard Ghosts -no-man returns with a gloriously ambitious statement unlike anything in its back catalogue. Consisting of two connected 20-minute long, five-part pieces (Love You To Bits and Love You To Pieces), the album combines shimmering Pop and pulsating Electronica elements in fresh and surprising ways.

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  • Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 12.36 x 12.36 x 0.31 inches; 8.32 ounces
  • Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Virgin Music International
  • Item model number ‏ : ‎ CAROL020LPS
  • Original Release Date ‏ : ‎ 2019
  • Date First Available ‏ : ‎ October 23, 2019
  • Label ‏ : ‎ Virgin Music International
  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B07YD7TYKY
  • Country of Origin ‏ : ‎ USA
  • Number of discs ‏ : ‎ 1
  • Customer Reviews:
    4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars 232 ratings

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Dax
5.0 out of 5 stars Sheer genius - brilliant and gets better with each listening Wilson and Bowness brilliant
Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2020
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The background drive and ambient sound on top is out of this world brilliant - but that is now the norm for Wilson and Bowness at their very best.
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Diane P. Bria-Wharton
5.0 out of 5 stars I Love You
Reviewed in the United States on November 8, 2020
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Love you to bits and what works in the Groove right now
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Two AM
3.0 out of 5 stars 80s Style Maxi-Single
Reviewed in the United States on December 21, 2019
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After a 12 hiatus, I really wanted to like this record. I find it repetitious and not all that interesting. Bit4 and Piece2 are the only redeeming moments of this 'born slippy' excursion. It should have marketed as an EP and sold accordingly ~$12.

Maybe whats really bothering me is Steve Wilsons bullseye on pop mainstreamism. I always had him figured to be above all of that. I'll put this one on the shelf next to TTB where they can commiserate. I think this would be a great time reignite the Tree and get the juices flowing again.
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Brad S1
5.0 out of 5 stars Nice to see No-Man back!
Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2020
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Fantastic release from No-Man. More upbeat and dance oriented than the last few atmospheric releases. Highly recommended!
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Mega Man 3 is Better than Mega Man 2
5.0 out of 5 stars Welcome Home Dance-Era No-Man
Reviewed in the United States on November 24, 2019
This album took me by surprise. I assumed I would never hear a new No-Man album again since it’s been so long. I have a very special place in my heart for this duo and I might say No-Man is arguably my favorite Steven Wilson project. That’s saying a lot considering my love for Porcupine Tree, at least pre-The Incident. I am well versed in Steve and Tim’s catalogs as I’ve been listening to them since Steve produced Blackwater Park. That was my introduction.

I also assumed I would never hear a danceable album from No-Man again. That may be the biggest surprise. There is definitely some material on here that could shake up the dance floor at Moogfest. Honestly, I love it. I missed the era of Loveblows and Flowermouth. I would definitely compare this to some kind of hybrid of those two masterpieces. Flowermouth is my desert island album, by the way. Love You to Bits has thumping rhythms, atmospheric electronics, and the art pop sensibility that I absolutely love from early No-Man. Don’t get me wrong, I’m a huge fan of Returning Jesus, Together We’re Stranger, and Schoolyard Ghosts, but a big part of me needed this dance-pop style back. The 70’s jazz fusion mixed in with the synth bass line in Love You to Pieces piece 2 is also phenomenal.

My only qualm, if any, is the length. It’s about 35 minutes. My only wish would have been to get Ben Coleman back for a violin solo, so we could have “sex, violins and a tale to tell”.
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Bry
5.0 out of 5 stars More Brilliant no-man
Reviewed in the United States on November 25, 2019
Steven Wilson and Tim Bowness. The two together always create wonderful music. The newest no-man is a fantastic piece of art. 2 songs, 37 minutes, and thoroughly enjoyable. Dance, Jazz, Prog, and even some Disco. The running theme through the 2 songs is contagious and hooks you in. Tim's vocals are amazing as always. He could sign an endless stream of swear words and make it sound sexy.

If you have never heard of no-man, check this one out. It has all the no-man elements and is very approachable to those that are afraid to venture off the top 40 path.

Another gem from the two. As always.
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K. Christie
1.0 out of 5 stars Rubbish
Reviewed in the United States on February 4, 2021
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I can't imagine someone popping this cd in ten years from now and saying how great it was. It's just rubbish from start to finish. Maybe I could tolerate it in a dance club - but I haven't been to one in 30 years. I was hoping for SOMETHING similar to their earlier and far superior albums, in my opinion. But I kept fighting the urge to hit [OPEN/EJECT]. The liner notes say this was "written, performed and produced by no-man at various intervals between 1994 and 2019." I think they should have left it in the pile of rejects where it belonged and spared us the misery.
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Thomas E. Stazer
5.0 out of 5 stars Disco Infused Prog
Reviewed in the United States on December 5, 2019
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You'll love it or hate it. A HUGE departure for both artists, embracing the hypnotic percussion of disco. Is that a crime? Many fine artists were inspired by lively disco drums, from Sarah MacLachlan to David Bowie. This is a very enjoyable musical dream trip. Great driving music; oddly enough also great for quiet contemplation and sleep. Approach without pre judgement - see if you don't love it.
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Pet Family
5.0 out of 5 stars Good recording
Reviewed in Canada on May 16, 2021
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Good recording........thank you!
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TC in 08
5.0 out of 5 stars If this won't give you a jump start, nothing will...
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 16, 2020
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Started about 25 years ago, "Love You to Bits" finally sees the light of day. After completing some five minutes of it, Steven Wilson and Tim Bowness put it on the shelf since it was a direction that their label wasn't too keen on. Unearthed again, they didn't understand themselves why they never finished it and set about to do so, drafting in guests artists like keyboard ace Adam Holzman (Steven Wilson's touring band). Once you put it on, it will be in heavy rotation in more ways than one. Well done, no-man and more please!
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Lyoko775
5.0 out of 5 stars Le retour de No-Man après 11 ans!
Reviewed in France on November 23, 2019
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11 ans depuis l'album "Schoolyard Ghosts" on pouvait se demander si le projet de Steven Wilson et Tim Bowness était encore vivant, mais le voilà de retour entre les albums solo des deux musiciens.
"Love You To Bits" est composé de 2 morceaux de chacun 17 et 18 minutes en 5 parties, on a ici un retour au source de ce mélange art pop/électro des premiers albums du duo mais avec le côté plus conceptuel des albums comme "Together We're Stranger" ou "Schoolyard Ghosts".
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SERGIO PIERINI
5.0 out of 5 stars grande tim piccolo steven
Reviewed in Italy on November 22, 2019
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semplice ma fantastico ascoltato gia 4 volte tim bowness sei un genio steve sei un grande arrangiatore ma e due anni che fai album indecenti tranne questo merito di tim con la sua fantastica voce riesce a emergere dalla mediocrità pop in cui sei caduto caro steve eppure ritengo che tu possa ancora dire la tua i soldi li hai fatti ti aspetto in un album fantastico non pop
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Synclavier
5.0 out of 5 stars No-Man: Love You to Bits
Reviewed in Germany on November 22, 2019
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Das neue No-Man-Album ist da und kam heute bei mir mit der Post an. Natürlich stilecht mit Discokugel-Cover auf Vinyl. „No-Man“ ist ein britisches Art-Pop-Duo, bestehend aus Tim Bowness (Gesang) und Steven Wilson (Instrumente). Ich hatte vorher keine Ahnung, was mich erwartete. „No-Man“ waren mir bis heute musikalisch total unbekannt. Klar, Tim Bowness und Steven Wilson kenne ich und höre ich beide sehr, sehr gerne, aber vom gemeinsamen Projekt befand sich eben noch nichts in meiner Plattensammlung. Bis heute eben. Die ersten Hördurchgänge des neuen Albums sind nun auch abgeschlossen und ich muss sagen, dass mir „Love You to Bits“ auf Anhieb gefällt. Ich denke, von dem Duo wird noch einiges bei mir eintrudeln.

Wie klingt es denn nun? Kurz gesagt: saustark! „Love You to Bits“ wird mit ziemlicher Sicherheit jetzt des Häufigeren von mir abgespielt werden. Dieser Synthie-Pop/Art-Pop (oder in welche Schublade man das Album auch immer packen möchte) gefällt mir sehr. Es erinnert mich manchmal an Musik von Jean-Michel Jarre, an anderer Stelle an die von Mike Oldfield (Platinum I-IV). An die späten Pink Floyd erinnern manche Soundscapes natürlich auch. Es gibt mit Sicherheit noch mehrere Referenzen, die mir jetzt aber nicht einfallen. Und dass es dann immer wieder mal nach Wilson - und Bowness - Solo klingt, versteht sich natürlich von selbst (ist klar…). Dass Wilson nämlich gute, intelligente Popmusik machen kann, hat er ja auf „To the Bone“ schon bewiesen. Tim Bowness macht ebenfalls hochinteressante Musik. Aber „Flowers at the Scene“ klingt wiederum anders. „Love You to Bits“ ist anscheinend noch mal eine ganz andere Nummer. Ich wiederhole es noch einmal: „No-Man“ waren mir bis heute musikalisch total unbekannt.

Zurück zum Album. Als Gastmusiker wirken übrigens noch Adam Holzman, David Kollar, Ash Soan, Pete Morgan und das Dave Desmond Brass Quintet mit (siehe Credits). Produziert wurde „Love You to Bits“ von Bowness und Wilson, das Mastering übernahm Matt Colton. Und los geht’s mit dem Album:

Seite 1 „Love You to Bits“ ist sehr catchy – macht großen Spaß beim Zuhören. Irgendwann singt man dann von selbst „I love You…“ mit. Tim Bowness hat wie immer eine fantastische Stimme (Charisma!), die auch zu diesen fröhlicheren, eingängigen Tracks passt (Sonst verbreitet er mit seiner Musik bei mir i.d.R. Herbststimmung). Bei (Bit 4) wird’s dann noch einmal großartig und progressive Klänge kommen zum Vorschein (erinnert an „Remainder The Black Dog“ von der „Grace For Drowning“). Zum Ende der ersten Seite gibt’s dann Mellotron-Flöte und Trompete zu hören.

Die zweite Seite „Love You To Pieces“ fängt gemäßigter an, um dann aber auch an Fahrt aufzunehmen. Hier ist es auch von der instrumentalen Seite noch etwas spannender, als auf Seite 1. Toll ist z.B. das E-Piano – Solo (Bit 2). Hier hat mit Sicherheit Adam Holzman mitgewirkt Zum Ende der Seite klingt das Album dann ruhig, ganz entspannt aus. Das Zuhören hat insgesamt großen Spaß gemacht!

Ich glaub, bei NO-MAN gibt’s für mich noch viel zu entdecken. „Love You to Bits“ ist jedenfalls ein eingängiges, intelligentes, kurzweiliges (36 Minuten ist nicht allzu lang) und dennoch abwechslungsreiches Album. Je öfter man das Album hört, desto mehr Facetten entdeckt man. Und das ist wirklich toll. 12 von 15 Punkten sind’s bei mir derzeit. Mindestens.

(Wenn ihr Fragen, Anmerkungen oder Kritik bezüglich meiner kleinen Rezension habt, dürft ihr dies gerne in den Kommentaren kundtun. Danke!)
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