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Personnel: Robin Macatangay, Bernd Schoenhart (guitar); Mike Lorello (programming); Cindy Mizelle, Elisabeth Withers, Kristen Ficara, Nicki Richards, Paulette McWilliams (background vocals).
Audio Remixer: Tony Moran.
Personnel: Kevin Aviance (vocals); Bernd Schoenhart (guitar); Mike Lorello (programming); Nicki Richards, Cindy Mizelle, Paulette McWilliams, Ryan Shaw (background vocals).
Producers include: Tony Moran, Warren Rigg, Giuseppe D, Jody Den Broeder, Ellis Miah.
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| | Star 69 Extended Mixes Vol. 1 CD (2003)
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An unmixed collection of tracks that haven't appeared on CD, Star 69 Extended Mixes, Vol. 1 should appeal to fans of Peter Rauhofer's primal sexiness and DJs who have chosen CDs over vinyl. Rauhofer's day job may ...
| | Yello You Gotta Say Yes To Another Excess CD (1983) (Import) Bonus Tracks; United Kingdom
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Yello were right on the cusp of greatness when YOU GOTTA SAY YES hit the bins. They had already separated from their indie roots by moving over from Ralph to the high-profile Mercury Records, and their music was becoming something of an underground cult in clubs and on stereos worldwide. Looking at the track's titles, one might think that Yello had lost their idiosyncratic sting while opting for commercial acceptance.
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| | Nitin Sawhney Human CD (2003) Reissue
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Human is a passable entry in the realm of coffee table trip-hop. Nitin Sawhney presents the album as the third piece in a trilogy of concept albums. Beyond Skin got things off to a wonderful start with its thrilling mix of exotic world music and lush electronics, and Prophesy was hampered by a pretentious concept and lackluster songs. Human is merely forgettable; it's inoffensive and, in small passages, quite beautiful, but it simply treads familiar ground and suffers from weak songwriting. The concept this time supposedly involves loads of introspection, and according to Sawhney, its themes were inspired by William Blake. Maybe such a premise would be good for a college thesis, but in execution here it merely feels tired and a bit contrived. The best thing that Human has going for it is that Sawhney has chosen some wonderful vocalists to give voice to his message. Indeed, Sawhney's collaborators far outshine his patchwork beats and barely-there melodies. Tina Grace, an aural dead ringer for Lisa Germano, provides some of the album's finest moments. Her tender tones on "Say Hello" bring to mind Jane Siberry's wonderful "Calling All Angels," though Sawhney nearly ruins the mood with an operatic Indian voice wailing in the background near the song's conclusion. Known for his cultural fusion, Sawhney stretches the conceit perhaps too far on Human. Sawhney's attempt to mix Indian and English voices is at least more successful on "Fragile Wind," where Grace and Jayanta Bose prove to be wonderful foils in their call and response, as well as in their harmonizing. Jacob Golden and the honey-voiced Reena Bhardwaj are an equally sublime mix on "Falling Angels," which sounds remarkably like Aimee Mann fronting Alpha. Outside these songs, Sawhney stumbles musically, offering lethargic sound collages, bland techno raves, vainglorious out-of-place samples of Martin Luther King Jr. and Margaret Thatcher, and lyrics that only a mother could love. A particularly cringe-worthy passage from "Waiting (O Mistress Mine)" unfolds as, "what ...
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"Horror"-core rappers can generally be counted on to pair their ultra-violent raps with dark, claustrophobic productions. Stoupe the Enemy of Mankind, trackmaster for the duo Jedi Mind Tricks, has broader aims though, and he uses the group's third LP to move their sound from rote RZA or DJ Premier knockoffs into new territory. It's clear from a cursory listen to Visions of Gandhi that the group was far better off when they concentrated on that sound; the backings here -- framed by Spanish guitars, a Bobby McFerrin-type sample, and the strings of light classical pieces -- simply don't carry the right mood for the raps of Vinnie Paz (aka Ikon the Verbal Hologram). Paz alternates righteous ...
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| | Chilly Gonzales Solo Piano CD (2005)
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Near the end of the old millennium, someone once rapped, "Being futuristic these days means being futuristic on your own terms," which is entirely fitting when said rapper records an album of solo piano instrumentals. (Perhaps less instructive is what said rapper went on to say: "Being futuristic means loving worms, saving your sperm, wearing your pubes in a perm.") The former Chilly Gonzales has a hint of Gershwin in his playing, an urbane, contemplative take on the blues that sometime turns into a ...
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