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| Disc: 1 | |||
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| 1. Plan 9 | |||
| 2. Moses (Featuring Ian Mcculloch) | |||
| 3. Contrique | |||
| 4. 10x10 | |||
| 5. One In Ten (Featuring Ub40) | |||
| 6. Europa (Featuring Caroline Seaman) | |||
| 7. Orbit | |||
| 8. Black Morpheus | |||
| 9. Southern Cross | |||
| 10. Nimbus | |||
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| Disc: 2 | |||
| 1. Freak (Astrobahn Mix) - 808 State | |||
| 2. Lemon (Oberheim 4 Mix) - 808 State | |||
| 3. La Luz (Acid Mix) - 808 State | |||
| 4. Icecream On Elm Street (Sex Synth) - 808 State | |||
| 5. Mondonet - 808 State | |||
| 6. Reaper Repo (12 Mix) - 808 State | |||
| 7. Bombadin (Unreleased Edit) - 808 State | |||
| 8. Marathon (Original 2 Four Pub Mix) - 808 State | |||
| 9. Insane Lover (Analogue Mix) - 808 State | |||
| 10. The Jackson Fraction (Jaco Taco Mix) - 808 State | |||
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Product Description
CD Description
808 State s 5th album, a Top 20 chart hit, given a comprehensive overhaul Remastered and expanded to well over twice its original length by the inclusion of 14 rare and previously unheard mixes selected by Graham Massey Features their biggest selling single, One In Ten, plus Plan 9, 10x10 and Timebomb Stylish 16-page booklet contains expanded artwork and brand new sleevenotes from new interviews with the key players
Product Description
DELUXE EDITION : 2CD set. Digitally remastered in 2010! Organic 1993 album, reissued with 14 BONUS tracks of remixes and rarities. Cameos by Ian McCulloch (Echo & The Bunnymen) and UB40.
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6 of 8 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Gone is the aggressive nature of past albums, though some tracks do retain a hint of edginess.
On the whole a very melodic album, full of beautiful sounding electronic songs which manage to utilise other rhythms rather than sticking to a 4/4 beat all the time.
All of the tracks make the album a great listening experience and as such there is no real highlight, all songs are of equal, high quality. (But do check out 'Southern Cross' and 'Nimbus'!)
3 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
I was initially disappointed with this album after the tougher acid grooves of 90 and ExEl, so much so that I sold my copy. Having got the remastered deluxe editions of those 2 albums and been well chuffed I got the deluxe version of Gorgeous. While CD1 has grown on me the real deal is the CD2 mix of remixes and rarities. This is by far the best offering of all the remixes and rarities that come with the deluxe editions of the four albums from 90 to Don Solaris. The tunes are generally big and pumping but melodic dancefloor numbers, the only surprise being why they werent included on any album first time around.
1 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
this is the only 808 State lp I've heard but have loved it since it came out eons ago. I bought it just because of the cover. I usually only bought hip hop but this was hard enuff to satisfy and with only a couple cheesy vocals I was opened to a whole new world. I bought it again recently and it's still a very diverse lp. I love the raw sounds. Definately a precursor to Chemical Bros soul and other likes but stand well on it's own. great to see it here on amazon.
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A little disappointing
I guess they have done better.
Officianados may approve of this, but it sounds very same-y to general electronica from the period. Read more
Officianados may approve of this, but it sounds very same-y to general electronica from the period. Read more
Published 8 months ago by D.Hatcher
Beware-unclean!
I feel almost guilty to write a bad review as so many others rate it so highly. However, like the plague, and many other transmittable diseases, avoid this at all costs! Read more
Published 8 months ago by J. Harrison
Not Bernard.....In reference to the information bar above....
Moses is sung by Ian McCullough of Echo and the Bunnymen - Not Bernard Sumner of New Order. Bernard sang on Spanish Heart which appeared on Ex:el, their previous album.
Published on 10 July 2008 by Pacific808
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