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Track Listings
| Disc: 1 | |||
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| 1. Badger - Intro | |||
| 2. Telefon Tel Aviv - You Are The Worst Thing In The World (Invol2ver Remix) | |||
| 3. Rone - Flesh (Invol2ver Remix) | |||
| 4. Sasha Vs Ray LaMontagne - Eclipse (Ray LaMontagne Vocal Version) | |||
| 5. Sasha Vs Adam Parker - Lowlife (Adam Parker Vocal Sample) | |||
| 6. Charlie May - Midnight (Adam Parker Vocal Sample) | |||
| 7. Apparat - Arcadia (Invol2ver Remix) | |||
| 8. Home Video - That You Might (Invol2ver Remix) | |||
| 9. Ladytron - Destroy Everything You Touch (Invol2ver Remix) | |||
| 10. M83 - Couleurs (Invol2ver Remix) | |||
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| Disc: 2 | |||
| 1. Thom Yorke - The Eraser (Sasha Club Remix) | |||
| 2. Girls In Hawaii - Flavor (Sasha Invol2ver Remix) | |||
| 3. Lostep - Burma (Invol2ver Dub Mix) | |||
| 4. Home Video - Gas Tank (Sasha Invol2ver Remix) | |||
| 5. Charlie May - Midnight (Full Version) | |||
| 6. Sasha Vs Ray LaMontagne - Eclipse (CM Dub Mix) | |||
Product Description
THE LONG AWAITED SECOND INSTALLMENT For those who always want extra, cd2 includes special remixes and edits from sasha of the likes of thom yorke, lostep and charlie may
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9 of 9 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
I downloaded this from I-tunes today, and I am now on my third listen through, which I personally dont find happens alot these days (I usually skip through cds on the first listen!) Sasha definitely has a way with his production (and mixing skills sometimes) or drawing you in, and taking you on a journey:
This is most definitely a return to the style of the previous Involver cd, that is electronic music that paints a picture. It comes in waves, and the disappears surging and gradually building to beautiful climaxes, then slowly ebbing away. Not quite as pounding and minimal as some of his more recent releases (mongoose, who killed sparky?) just well crafted progressive house. Some of the tracks are a little slow to my liking (I find sasha a little too drawn out in his live sets), but the album has a constant foot tapping and head nodding vibe to it. This is definitely getting stuck on repeat in the car, it is an album that makes the miles drift by like an ocean tide!
Enough of that pretentious reviewing, basically if you liked Involver, his recent movie soundtrack, seal clubbing, etc. The you will love this. If you really liked digweeds transitions vol 4 (and 1 &2 to a certain extent) this may be a bit too subdued for you liking...
This is most definitely a return to the style of the previous Involver cd, that is electronic music that paints a picture. It comes in waves, and the disappears surging and gradually building to beautiful climaxes, then slowly ebbing away. Not quite as pounding and minimal as some of his more recent releases (mongoose, who killed sparky?) just well crafted progressive house. Some of the tracks are a little slow to my liking (I find sasha a little too drawn out in his live sets), but the album has a constant foot tapping and head nodding vibe to it. This is definitely getting stuck on repeat in the car, it is an album that makes the miles drift by like an ocean tide!
Enough of that pretentious reviewing, basically if you liked Involver, his recent movie soundtrack, seal clubbing, etc. The you will love this. If you really liked digweeds transitions vol 4 (and 1 &2 to a certain extent) this may be a bit too subdued for you liking...
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
I never write reviews but.. this mix is nothing short of incredible. Involver was good but i felt some of the tracks on it were forced into each other. Also, i felt on Fundacion the mix took a diversion shortly after the track 'Behind The Wheel' and stayed there too long - as a result you tend to lose interest in the mix but Invol2ver really makes up for it. The 'Thank You Mix 2008' on Sasha's website is also great.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Both Sasha and Digweed have restored my faith in progressive house simultaneously.
Invol2ver and Transitions 4 are two of the best mixes I've heard since the GU Ibiza and Hong Kong mixes respectively way back in 1999.
Sasha, having bored me fairly rigid on two incoherent mixes namely Fundacion and Involver, has produced a beautiful and complex sound scape which blew me away on the first listen. The thing is this mix builds beautifully and hangs so well. The same could be said for Transitions 4 (Digweed)
I feel the Sasha has taken dance music in the direction he wants but has neared perfecting his craft. The tracks are more vocal and seem more subdued and wistful than in previous mixes (see Communicate) but has managed to build interesting and atmospheric layers over them while the melody simply brightens and brightens which achieves the euphoria it is designed to do.
Brilliant stuff. It's just ace.
Invol2ver and Transitions 4 are two of the best mixes I've heard since the GU Ibiza and Hong Kong mixes respectively way back in 1999.
Sasha, having bored me fairly rigid on two incoherent mixes namely Fundacion and Involver, has produced a beautiful and complex sound scape which blew me away on the first listen. The thing is this mix builds beautifully and hangs so well. The same could be said for Transitions 4 (Digweed)
I feel the Sasha has taken dance music in the direction he wants but has neared perfecting his craft. The tracks are more vocal and seem more subdued and wistful than in previous mixes (see Communicate) but has managed to build interesting and atmospheric layers over them while the melody simply brightens and brightens which achieves the euphoria it is designed to do.
Brilliant stuff. It's just ace.
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The business
Sasha is and always will be the king of dance. Mint album takes you on a proper journey
Published on 24 May 2010 by Mr. H. D. Thomas
No way near as good as Involver, though not through lack of trying.
I hope that people will find this a balanced and fair appraisal of Invol2ver, I am not here to dismiss the album, nor to promote it, merely to say exactly how good I think it... Read more
Published on 7 Jun 2009 by N. Snow
This is monumental
As someone who has an interest in music production himself, I found this album to be quite brilliant..
Some of the way the tracks have been constructed (read... Read more
Some of the way the tracks have been constructed (read... Read more
Published on 21 May 2009 by R. Jenkins
Best CD I've bought in ages!
I bought this about a month ago and it's one of my favourite CDs. I would highly recommend this if you like progressive house! Read more
Published on 30 April 2009 by Aid1987
I now see what all the fuss is about!
I've never quite got into Sasha, I've never felt like calling anyone a 'legend' and probably the man himself wishes nobody did either! Read more
Published on 24 Nov 2008 by Mr. Simon Hart
No Longer a Rumour- Invol2ver deal sealed (Successful)!
Officially, I knew this would be released about one or two days after I ran the Imogene. It was a lot harder to get used to the original Involver when Sasha first started it,... Read more
Published on 20 Nov 2008 by Nathaniel Udel
Masterpiece
I find it difficult to explain how good this album is. Global Underground refer to Invol2ver as a masterpiece (in the 'Global Underground 2009' sleeve notes. It is. Read more
Published on 11 Nov 2008 by E. Ross
the man is a genius, end of.
Buy this, from amazon, enjoy. Ignore self promoting reviewers comments, they are too busy loving themselves to recognise the talent, skill and sheer bloody hard work that went... Read more
Published on 15 Oct 2008 by Alisdair Findlay
Can't put my finger on it....
I'm not going to get caught in the gushing gooey Sasha trap. I've listened to the album a few times now and can't quite sum it up. Read more
Published on 30 Sep 2008 by Merlin Beard
Will everybody please get out of Sasha's Jacksie..
This Mix is OK. There are some high points 'You are the worst thing in the world' and 'That you Might' and 'Destroy Everything you Touch' come to mind imediately... Read more
Published on 25 Sep 2008 by J. Mousley
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