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| Disc: 1 | |||
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| 1. Williams Love On A Real Train | |||
| 2. Aeroplane Caramellas | |||
| 3. In Fragranti Additional Alpha Blocker | |||
| 4. Kaoru Inoue The Secret Field Todd Terje Remix | |||
| 5. Hatchback White Diamond Prins Thomas Miks Del 1 & 2 | |||
| 6. Bogdan Irkuk a.k.a Bulgari Space Reflecting On The Bosporos | |||
| 7. Antena On The Boat Rubber Room's Disco Devil Remix | |||
| 8. Sasse Mount Juneau | |||
| 9. Professor Genius Across The Spree | |||
| 10. Blackbelt Andersen Sirup | |||
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| Disc: 2 | |||
| 1. Al Usher Here Today | |||
| 2. Cro-Magnon Eclipse | |||
| 3. Dutch Rhythm Combo Bonaire Al Usher 12" Remix | |||
| 4. Reverso 68 Piece Together Part 1 | |||
| 5. Felix Dickinson & Toby Tobias Pres. The Mythical Beasts Magical Creatures | |||
| 6. Tracey Thorn Raise The Roof Beyond The Wizard's Sleeve Re-Animation | |||
| 7. Mugwump Boutade Miseridub | |||
| 8. Lexx Axis Shift | |||
| 9. Kuniyuki Flying Music | |||
| 10. Mudd Speilplatz Quiet Village Deep Space Remix | |||
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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
If you are going to Ibiza for the first time this year or even if you are a seasoned veteran, I cannot recommend this CD highly enough to get you right into the authentic balearic mood. Lemon Jelly's Fred Deakin has compiled a mix that truly represents the spirit of Ibiza better than any generic Ibiza Chillout compilation ever could. In fact, I haven't heard a mix that reminds me so much of the island since Jose Padilla's legendary Cafe Del Mar series.
CD1 is house but you'll find no funky/electro commercial nonsense here. If you have had the pleasure to hear Jon Sa Trinxa play at his famous namesake bar on Ses Salinas beach you'll have a good idea of what kind of house is on offer here. Down tempo, low slung grooves and cosmic disco similar to that which you'd hear on the Eskimo record label really sets the perfect mood for home listening and dreaming about Ibiza. Todd Terje's funky remix of Kaoru Inoue's 'Secret Field' is a standout track, as is Blackbelt Anderson's 'Sirup', a peculiar mix of live bongoes, an acid line and dreamy synths. Also worth a mention is the Reverso 68 remix of Wallis Bird's 'Counting to Sleep' which features a very sexy vocal.
CD2 is more downtempo still but this is no chillout mix either. Never sacrificing the funk, Deakin takes the mix up and down, weaving in and out of house and typical sunset balearic tunes. His track selection is spot on and it never gets boring or samey for a minute.
In short, Fred Deakin is a true eclectic DJ (check out his Triptych triple mix CD) but here he just sticks to great straight up Ibiza cool. The mixing is spot on and every tune is a gem. Perfect for that summer holiday.
Like this? Try: Tom Middleton - The Sound of the Cosmos
CD1 is house but you'll find no funky/electro commercial nonsense here. If you have had the pleasure to hear Jon Sa Trinxa play at his famous namesake bar on Ses Salinas beach you'll have a good idea of what kind of house is on offer here. Down tempo, low slung grooves and cosmic disco similar to that which you'd hear on the Eskimo record label really sets the perfect mood for home listening and dreaming about Ibiza. Todd Terje's funky remix of Kaoru Inoue's 'Secret Field' is a standout track, as is Blackbelt Anderson's 'Sirup', a peculiar mix of live bongoes, an acid line and dreamy synths. Also worth a mention is the Reverso 68 remix of Wallis Bird's 'Counting to Sleep' which features a very sexy vocal.
CD2 is more downtempo still but this is no chillout mix either. Never sacrificing the funk, Deakin takes the mix up and down, weaving in and out of house and typical sunset balearic tunes. His track selection is spot on and it never gets boring or samey for a minute.
In short, Fred Deakin is a true eclectic DJ (check out his Triptych triple mix CD) but here he just sticks to great straight up Ibiza cool. The mixing is spot on and every tune is a gem. Perfect for that summer holiday.
Like this? Try: Tom Middleton - The Sound of the Cosmos
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Confession - I've never been to Ibiza. I've never heard Alfredo playing a 7 hour set or watched the sun come up at Cafe Del Mar.
I've seen Lemon Jelly live, and heard Fred Deakin DJ and listened to his mix CDs. Random is probably the right word to describe his DJing style and choice of records, veering off into indulgent cheese at times (which is no bad thing, under the right circumstances).
So I wasn't quite sure what to expect with this, made worse by the fact I'd never heard of 95% of the records on the track listing.
I was happily surprised, the mixing is spot on and only towards the end of CD2 does he start to dabble in a bit of cheese but quickly drags it back into line (yeah, I do realise what Balearic means).
Definitely worth a splash.
I've seen Lemon Jelly live, and heard Fred Deakin DJ and listened to his mix CDs. Random is probably the right word to describe his DJing style and choice of records, veering off into indulgent cheese at times (which is no bad thing, under the right circumstances).
So I wasn't quite sure what to expect with this, made worse by the fact I'd never heard of 95% of the records on the track listing.
I was happily surprised, the mixing is spot on and only towards the end of CD2 does he start to dabble in a bit of cheese but quickly drags it back into line (yeah, I do realise what Balearic means).
Definitely worth a splash.
3 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Despite the proud (or guilty) owner of over 8000 CD's (yes I know I should convert to MP3 downloads one day), this album is simply stunning. It strikes many a unique chord, stimulating thoughts of the back room at Amnesia when it all began - this is a very special, a very different, but a very recommended CD. If you want something to break the house monotony, to drive to, to have in the background at a dinner party, or to simply float away with as the sun goes hazy by the villa pool - then buy this. After a few 'run-ins' to get rid of the cobwebs, the CD will just keep on giving!
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House buying....
For the price (currently £1.29 new), you're not going to go too far wrong with this. As Summer approaches, now's the time to dust off the Balearic beats, the jazzy house and the... Read more
Published 2 months ago by Merlin Beard
Gentle forgettable grooves
I love the manic eclecticism of Fred Deakin's previous compilation offering "The Triptych" where he managed to cram everything from Fox to Bernard Cribbins, 90 songs, onto 3... Read more
Published on 9 Jan 2009 by Mr. Stuart Bruce
Holiday at Home
Some wonderful, subtle melodies beautifully put together. You don't need to go to Ibiza to enjoy this, it's had me grooving around the kitchen for the past few weeks... Read more
Published on 5 Aug 2008 by lifeclearout
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