Jazzanova Remixes 1997-2000

Description: Genre: Pop / Artist: Various Artists / Double CD / Audio CD released 2002-10-15 at Compost / Disc #1 Tracklisting 1 We ... more

Jazzanova Remixes 1997-2000 ... We Who Are Not As Others - 4 Hero
2 Soul Power - Marschmellows
3 Watch Them Come - Men From The Nile
4 Carajillo - Truby Trio
5 Get Into My Groove - Incognito
6 High Priestess - Karma (3)
7 Welcome To The Party - Haryou Percussion Group
8 Friends...we'll Be - United Future Organization (1)
9 Amazon Adventure - Azymuth (1)
10 Words Of Love - Soul Bossa Trio
11 Fifths - Oakenfull, Ski
12 Circe - Rucker, Ursula
13 Absolute Space - Koop
14 Complete Life - Liquid Lounge
15 What's Your Number - Pooley, Ian
16 Metti Una Sera A Cena - Balanco
17 Burnin' - Tate's Place
18 Planet Of Breaks - Visit Venus
19 Toda Tersafeira - Soul Quality Quartet
20 Sincere - Cole, M.J.

Newest Review: ... with me, remember – this is only My Opinion! Disc One starts with 4 Hero’s ‘We who are not as ... more

... others’. Although this originated from the widely respected and highly listen to-able drum ‘n’ bass outfit 4 Hero, Jazzanova have cut it right back and sadly not for the better. This is a dull, repetitive, and bland track, as much as it pains me to say it. The drum sequences are impressive, but it sounds like an over-pruned rose bush looks. There’s just no life, no opportunity for the track to blossom despite the obvious potential. Unfortunately the disc doesn’t pick up until track 4 and the...more

Price Comparison for Jazzanova Remixes 1997-2000

	The Remixes 1997-2000 There are very few dance acts who could fill two CDs and five sla ... Last Update 03.12.2009 05:53	£ 4.44

The Remixes 1997-2000
There are very few dance acts who could fill two CDs and five sla ...

Last Update 03.12.2009 05:53

£ 4.44

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Jazzanova Remixes 1997-2000: Head nodding or just nodding off? (1526 words)
by - written on 21/07/02 (Very useful, 114 readings)
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You know the image of the stereotypical audience of this double CD even if you’ve never heard the music. The late 20s/early 30s, primarily male, goatee-strokin’, nu-jazz muso aficionado. He nods his head appreciatively in a painfully cool club, doesn’t dance ‘cause it might make him sweat (god forbid!), and he’s generally so absorbed by the labels that he’d miss a top tune if it smacked him round the face. He listens to Gilles Peterson on Radio 1 every Wednesday, makes it down to Bar Rhumba on a Monday, buys hip mags like Straight No Chaser, and fuels his evenings out with lines of white powder alternated with bottled beer. ... Read the complete review