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Back to Mine - Everything But The Girl
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Binding: Audio CD EAN: 5029418023062 Item Dimensions: Label: DMC Languages: Manufacturer: DMC Number Of Discs: 1 Publisher: DMC Release Date: April 23, 2001 Studio: DMC |
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Disc 1:
- Friends and Enemies - DJ Cam
- All Alone (No One To Be With) - Slick Rick
- Bayou - Deadly Avenger
- Stars All Seem To Weep - Beth Orton
- Flow - Model 500 (G-Funk mix)
- Cascades Of Colour - The Ananda Project feat. Gaelle Adisson (Wamdue Black mix)
- Do It Now - Dubtribe Sound System
- Wonderful Life - Carl Craig
- To Cry About - Mary Margaret O'Hara
- Silent Treatment - The Roots
- Someday We'll All Be Free - Donny Hathaway
- Back to Mine - Groove Armada
- Back to Mine - Faithless
- Back to Mine - Talvin Singh
- Back to Mine - MJ Cole
- Back to Mine - Nick Warren
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Editorial Review:
Amazon.co.uk Review:
In a market saturated by mix albums of every description, DMC's Back to Mine series glows like a beacon in a fog of mediocrity. The idea is simple: artists are given a free rein to compile a set that's both intuitive and personal to their taste--a mix of post-club textures chiefly designed for horizontal dancing and chilled-out bonhomie. Latest recruits, Everything But the Girl, take to the idea like ducks to water, displaying a musical pedigree that's latterly embraced house, hip-hop, even drum 'n' bass. Although most people have warmed to the group's shift into dance culture, what will surprise is their sublime choice of tunes. Kicking off with the drum machine jazz of DJ Cam's "Friends and Enemies", the moody hip-hop noir of Deadly Avenger's "Bayou" and their own production on Beth Orton's "Stars All Seem to Weep", the mood is stoner-paced but never drab. Follow this with classy deep house nostalgia, a little stripped back ambience courtesy of Carl Craig and a rousingly sanguine finale featuring Donny Hathaway's "Someday We'll All Be Free", and you have the makings of a fine night in. --Paul Tierney
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