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1 Pro Gen 2 Omega Omigo 3 Move Any Mountain 4 Make It Mine 5 Hypereal 6 LSI Love Sex Intelligence 7 Ebeneezer Good 8 Boss Drum 9 Phorever People 10 Re Evolution 11 Comin' On Strong 12 Possible Worlds 13 Destination Eschaton 14 Transamazonia 15 Heal (Seperation) 16 MK2A 17 Indica 18 Hyperreal Selector 19 Boss Drum (2) 20 Human NRG 21 Move Any Mountain (2) 22 Lightspan Soundwave 23 Hear Me 24 Make It Mine (2) 25 Make It Mine (3) 26 Phorever People (2) 27 Transamazonia (2) 28 MK2A (2) 29 Re Evolution (2) 30 Ebeneezer Goode (2) 31 Ebeneezer Goode (3) 32 Possible Worlds (2) 33 Destination Eschaton (2) 34 Comin' On 35 LSI Love Sex Intelligence (2) 36 Heal 37 Cannabeo 38 Transmazonia (2) 39 Heal (2) 40 MK2A (3) Newest Review: ... it. On the first disc, head for the trippy 'Move Any Mountain' with a summery vibe, which makes you think of days spent ... more |
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The Shamen Collection
Release Date: 1999 - 10 - 18, Audio CD, One Little Indian Last Update 27.11.2009 05:48
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by - written on 05/04/09 (Very useful, 117 readings)
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The Shamen. The name suggests druid type men walking around in gowns, acting mysterious and all knowing. Don't let the name fool you, they are infact a couple of blokes who make solid dance music. Who are they? Colin, who provides most of the synths and keyboard sounds and rapper Mr C. Mr C has bleached blonde hair and gapped teeth. They were at the height of their fame in the mid nineties. Mr C now works as a nightclub DJ. Highlights: This is a best of album, comprising a hits CD and a bonus CD. The bonus disc has four sections of remixes on it. On the first disc, head for the trippy 'Move Any Mountain' with a ... Read the complete review
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