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product_id: 17575452
title: "Mother Nature Calls"
brand: "cast"
price: "KD 9.59"
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# Mother Nature Calls

**Brand:** cast
**Price:** KD 9.59
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- **What is this?** Mother Nature Calls by cast
- **How much does it cost?** KD 9.59 with free shipping
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## Description

Digitally remastered and expanded deluxe three disc (two CDs + DVD) of this 1997 album from the Britpop quartet led by singer/songwriter John Power. Cast were formed in Liverpool by Power (vocals, guitar) and Peter Wilkinson (backing vocals, bass) after Power left the La's and Wilkinson's former band Shack had split. The band remained on the forefront of the Britpop movement during the latter half of the '90s and into the new millennium before splitting in 2001. The CDs feature a total of 35 tracks. The DVD includes promo videos and an interview with frontman John Power in which he talks about the band and the making of the album, as well as an interview conducted by Jamie Theakston on the program THE O ZONE.

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## Customer Reviews

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    Mother Nature Calls.....and the Heavens Listen..
  

*by C***E on Reviewed in the United States on June 15, 2012*

Another great album from the brilliant Cast! Their 2nd album "Mother Nature Calls" from 1997 once again found this great band from Liverpool, doing what they do best, creating great music. All 11 tracks are wonders of modern Brit-pop perfection. But my favorite tracks are "Mirror Me" what a brilliant song, "Dance of the Stars" just so beautiful, "Free Me" the great opening track, a real rocking tune. "Never Gonna Tell You What To Do (Revolution)", wow what a great song, brilliant. "On the Run", reminded me a lot of the Dave Clark Five (I noticed people have been apt to compare them strongly to the Beatles, but they forget that the early Beatles sounded very much like the rest of the great Liverpool bands too) sans the slight feedback and fuzzy lead guitar. "Live the Dream", another wonderful tune, John has a great voice. "I'm So Lonely", here's one that could have been done by Jerry Marsden or Herman's Hermits, just great. "The Mad Hatter",..."time, time, time, time, time,...give me some.." another great tune. This band is just amazing, John Powers is without doubt one of the best singer-songwriters ever, really! Do yourself a favor and find out what it means when "Mother Nature Calls". (BTW: John Leckie, another great production job.)Love and Peace,Carlos Romero

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    bottoming out fast--a prime example of trying to write through writer's block
  

*by M***N on Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2013*

Every once in a great while, I have found myself popping this one into the CD player, because I consider myself a Cast fan, and yet, I marvel in somewhat of a disbelief at how shockingly weak and tossed off this record is.  I actually don't think the debut "All Change" was a masterpiece in its own right, but still, if the term 'sophomore slump' was ever applicable, it's right here.  On "Mother Nature Calls", John Power seems snake bit, tossing off one mind-blowingly bland and insipid Brit-pop tune after another.  I'm more than a little amazed that producer John Leckie could have possibly thought that this was a strong batch of songs.  People often complained that Noel Gallagher had nothing to say lyrically, and if that was the case, I don't think they'd even know where to begin with Power's lyrics here which are platitudinous and generic beyond all belief, taking the term 'scraping the bottom of the barrel' to new heights.  He goes berserk with repetition on numerous songs, seemingly thinking it provides some kind of mantra-like quality, but with his self-absorbed nasal delivery partly to blame, he fails miserably at achieving a hypnotic quality and instead winds up being simply horrendously repetitive (the chorus on "The Mad Hatter" is probably the most brain-frying demonstration of this).On the more positive side, I'll admit that "Mirror Me" is quite good.  The lyrics still leave a lot to be desired, but the grungey riff over a one-note bass line works well, and the Mellotron on the bridge sections is ear-catching and effective.  "Never Gonna Tell You What To Do" has a notable dreaminess to it, although again, shoddy lead vocals from Power and ludicrously simplistic lyrics cut it right down.  I'd also be remiss if I didn't mention the orchestrated ballad "I'm So Lonely", a fine piece of songwriting with a memorable looping guitar riff, although the orchestration does get to be too much, giving the tune a regrettably sappy flavor.Still, even the relative high points can't be given an unqualified recommendation, and is further indicative of how weak "Mother Nature Calls" really is.  Cast did bounce back with the next album, 1999's "Magic Hour", which contains some certifiably great songs, and then they bounced back even stronger when they came back after a 10+ year hiatus for 2012's "Trouble Times" which, somewhat incredibly, gets my vote for Cast's best album.

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    Three good songs on here, 'coincidentally' all singles
  

*by A***R on Reviewed in the United States on December 29, 2000*

Britpop may have been fine when it came to fast, uptempo cheerful songs, which reflected Britain's modo at the time as well as being great to singalong to. The trouble was, few of it's luminaries were all that smart, and were left to look lame when they tried to do something of a suposedly higher emotional plane. Cast are lumbered alongside Ocean Colour Scene, Menswear and several others too bland to remember in falling flat at their attempts at sophistocation.Stuff like Live the Dream, On the Run and Never Gonna Tell You What To Do show that John Power has very little at his heart. Rollicking tunes like Guiding Star, an infectious song owing much to his religious beliefs, and the old-fashioned (but what have Cast done which isn't?) lead single Free Me show some spark, and suggested that for second-hand price (it is a staple in second hand shops in England) it may be worth it.Sadly not. The album's fourth single was I'm So Lonely, which was adequate but not stunning, even compared to Walkaway which veered a little close to bland for my liking. Otherwise it was a mess of outdated ideas and had the image of a band trying too hard to be mature.And as a final point, David Groves descirbes their debut as 'exciting', which pours scorn on Scott Shea's lousy argument that he is wasting his time writing a review as he doesn't like the band. If no-one reviewed bands they don't like these reviews would just be blind hero-worship similar to his own review, and not useful in providing recommedations at all. But it sums this album up. The only people who said nice things about it were already Cast fans, willing to put up with any old rubbish.

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