THE STONE ROSES THE REMIXES ALBUM 2LP VINYL - MINT RARE - IAN BROWN/REUNION
£
22
$
29
£ 22
Sold For
Jul 9, 2012
Sold Date
Jul 2, 2012
Start Date
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Great Britain
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Description
RARE IMPOSSIBLE TO FIND THE STONE REMIXES ALBUM 2LP VINYL WITH INNERS - RELEASED IN 2000
I PURCHASED THIS ALBUM ON THE DAY OF RELEASE IN HMV OF ALL PLACES - BOTH LPS HAVE NOT BEEN PLAYED AND I HAVE STORED THE RECORD IN PURPOSE BUILT STORAGE SO THEREFORE ACCORDDING TO RECORD COLLECTOR GRADING SYSTEM THIS RECORD IS MINT.
AWESOME TRACKS:-
Track listing 1. Shoot You Down2. Fools Gold
3. Made of Stone
4. Waterfall
5. One Love
6. I Wanna Be Adored
7. Fools Gold
8. I Am the Resurrection
9. Waterfall
10. She Bangs the Drums
11. Elizabeth My Dear
12. Elephant Stone
Album notes With each year that passes after the release of The Stone Roses, the album looks more and more like one of the last truly inspired rock albums. The Remixes, compiled in 2000, sees remixes of ten of that album's tracks that do little to improve or expand upon the exuberant genius of the original John Leckie productions. Indeed, many of the remixers -- among them A Guy Called Gerald, Paul Oakenfold, Utah Saints, Grooverider, and Justin Robertson -- seem unwilling to make many tweaks to the original tracks. Remixers who experiment the most present the best results here, especially since many of the remixes seem interchangeable with the album tracks. Soul Hooligan tones down "Shoot You Down" into lo-fi Madchester. 808 State turns "Made of Stone" into an aggressive, high-pitched piece of electro-pop. Rabbit in the Moon earns points simply for taking one of the more daring chances of the remixers, making over "I Wanna Be Adored" into a slow acid house excursion. Elephant dares to twist "She Bangs the Drums" into an echoing, spooky vocoder workout. Mint Royale adds layers of strings to the same song. Had many of the remixers spent more time with their arrangements and reproductions, The Remixes would be more worthwhile. Instead, it's far tamer than one would expect -- only occasionally insightful and markedly less interesting than the source material. ~ Tim DiGravina
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PLEASE NOTE BID WITH CONFIDENCE BUT I CANNOT ACCEPT RESPONSIBILITY ALTHUGH MINT AND UNPLAYED RECORDS CAN SUFFER MANUFACTERING PLEMISHES
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