This jam-packed, CD single-priced release contains seven mixes and five CD-ROM videos based on Coldcut's stand-out chain saw and world music-sampling track from the Let Us Play CD. These very good mixes by producers like Journeyman and As One's Kirk DeGiorgio boost the rhythms while maintaining a moody underpinning of sadness related to the environmental theme directed against the clear-cutting BC logging industry. Darren Knott's "DK Recut" mix is particularly emotional, as his hard jazzy drums and funk bass line build up quite monumentally with strings and the original's backing synths. The complete scenario is supplied by the CD-ROM tracks, which feature Hex's amazing synchronised sound/video-sampling clip and two 'video remixes' by U2's fave media terrorists Emergency Broadcast Network and the Swedish cut-up collective Lucky People Centre.
Corporate rockCopy, right?Wednesday, 12 November 2008 | Darren HoLiving in a post-modern world has certain benefits. I mean, when everything has no meaning except what you ascribe to it, prices drop. It's the perfect world for the consumer. Click to Continue...
DeejaysDJ Peter HookMonday, 09 February 2009 | Joe Bodiahttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ecyuBs3WotI
With over two decades of quality music in his record box, he often goes for a mash-up of tracks that range from present favourites to The Hacienda / Manchester revolution, New Order classics and... Click to Continue...
Sounds likeSOUNDTRACK Music From The Motion Picture Ocean's ElevenFriday, 21 November 2008 | Keith Kirchner
Like the film itself, Holmes' pieces are hip, but still have widespread appeal. Slinky, slightly edgy pieces such as Boobytrapping, and Gritty Shaker are equally inspired by the tense cool of Lalo Schifrin and the street-smart style of Curtis... Click to Continue...
Sounds likeSOUNDTRACK Music From The Motion Picture Charlie's AngelsFriday, 21 November 2008 | Keith Kirchner
LISTEN-A mixed bag of pretty cool 70's tracks that you haven't heard in ages, 'You Make Me Feel Like Dancing,' 'Barracuda,' 'Brandy (You're a Fine Girl),' 'Turning Japanese,' etc. that make this too much fun to slag off. That said,... Click to Continue...
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Living in a post-modern world has certain benefits. I mean, when everything has no meaning except what you ascribe to it, prices drop. It's the perfect world for the consumer.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ecyuBs3WotI
With over two decades of quality music in his record box, he often goes for a mash-up of tracks that range from present favourites to The Hacienda / Manchester revolution, New Order classics and...
