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Art of Noise Album: “The Fon Mixes”

Art of Noise Album: “The Fon Mixes”
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THE FON MIXES contains remixes of Art Of Noise tracks by top UK dance artist/producers including Graham Massey (808 State), The Prodigy, Carl Cox, Mark Gamble (Rhythmatic), LFO, Youth, Sweet Exorcist, Mark Brydon, Robert Gordon and The Ground. <p>Producers include: Mark Gamble, Liam Howlett, Chaz Stevens. <p>Engineers include: Mark Gamble, Liam Howlett, Chaz Stevens, Colin Elliot, Mike Haas. <p>All songs written or co-written by Anne Dudley and J.J. Jeczalik.
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Track Listing :
1 . Instruments of Darkness (All of Us Are One People) - (Prodigy Mix)
2 . Yebo (Interlude 1) - (Mark Gamble Mix)
3 . Roller 10 - (Rhythmatic Mix)
4 . Back to Backbeat - (Robert Gordon Mix)
5 . Shades of Paranoimia - (Carl Cox Mix)
6 . Ode to a D.J. (Interlude 2) - (Mark Gamble Mix)
7 . Catwalk - (The Ground Mix)
8 . Dragnet and Peter Gunn Have a Day at the Races (Interlude 3) - (Mark Gamble Mix)
9 . Legs - (Graham Massey Mix)
10 . L.E.F. - (Mark Brydon Mix)
11 . I of the Needled - (Sweet Exorcist Mix)
12 . Crusoe - (LFO Mix)
13 . Art of Slow Love, The - (Youth Mix)
14 . No Sun (Interlude 4) - (Mark Gamble Mix)
Album Information :
Title: The Fon Mixes
UPC:010467410724
Format:CD
Type:Performer
Genre:Rock & Pop
Artist:Art Of Noise
Label:China (USA)
Distributed:WEA (distr)
Release Date:1997/01/14
Original Release Year:1991
Discs:1
Length:49:13
Mono / Stereo:Stereo
Studio / Live:Studio
Alf Kremer (Denver CO) - December 13, 1999
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
- A Decent Remix Compilation

A fairly good techno remix collection, featuring some of the big names...or, at least, those names that were big when this album came out. The results are enormously varied. My favorites, oddly enough, are the "interludes" as done by Mark Gamble, who shows both a flair for remixing and a respect for the originals. Other favorites are "Back to Backbeat", which uses the original in a novel way, "Instruments of Darkness" (even if it more or less obscures the original's anti-apartheid message), "Legs" and "Crusoe". "Roller 1" left me rather uninterested, whereas "LEF" (presumably a remix of "EFL") and "I of the Needled" (presumably a remix of "Eye of a Needle", although it opens with a sample from "Bond", and has scat vocals over top for no apparent reason) are so remixed as to be unrecognizable...and aren't very interesting to boot. "The Art of Slow Love", which is simply "The Art of Love" from AMBIENT COLLECTION played a few rpm slower, ends the album on a rather boring note. All and all, a grab bag, but with some pretty good tracks.

TK (Aurora, CO United States) - August 31, 2001
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
- Creative Techno

WOW. The Art of Noise put together a great Techno CD with their traditional themes. This CD is definitely for dance and techno lovers. If you are looking for the Art of Noise' sweeping sounds and smooth melodic lines, this is not going to inspire you. However if you are looking for great techno with the creative mastery that the Art of Noise brings, this is the CD for you. A great surprise!

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