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Gravity Kill is an excellent techno metal band, whose remixes, like many industrial artists, isn't as good as the real thing. And that's how it is with Manipulated. There is good, yet there's lots that didn't need to be there. There are five tracks total from the original being remixed, all in which have been released at some radio stations at a certain time. There are many highlights with it.
One is Al Jourgensen's mix of "Enough". It's in his rockin' style that you could easily tell was done by him.
Also, "Here" has its 'Done Brothers' remix. This one gets real awesome when the guitar joins in.
Also, the "blame" remix appeared on the promo of the US "Enough" single, making it appear here. Actually, this is a collection of their remixes on promo singles, except for the fact that the only "Guilty" remixes are the first two. But Juno Reactor's sounds like they know just how to make an industrial tune, so it made it quite enjoyable.
There also surprises. They're still good, as artists of all genres do this album, including techno from Lords of Acid, surprisingly P.M. Dawn, influnces Al Jourgensen, etc. Worth it.
One is Al Jourgensen's mix of "Enough". It's in his rockin' style that you could easily tell was done by him.
Also, "Here" has its 'Done Brothers' remix. This one gets real awesome when the guitar joins in.
Also, the "blame" remix appeared on the promo of the US "Enough" single, making it appear here. Actually, this is a collection of their remixes on promo singles, except for the fact that the only "Guilty" remixes are the first two. But Juno Reactor's sounds like they know just how to make an industrial tune, so it made it quite enjoyable.
There also surprises. They're still good, as artists of all genres do this album, including techno from Lords of Acid, surprisingly P.M. Dawn, influnces Al Jourgensen, etc. Worth it.
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
A Decent Remix CD
29 Sep 2002
Format:Audio CD
This is basically a remix CD of Gravity Kills' debut album. While these remixes are done fairly well.. The originals are alot better. Probably my biggest gripe about this album is the fact that they only remix 5 songs on here.. which is only half of their debut album.. there is a couple remixes of each of the 5 songs.. this probably would have been more enjoyable if there were a remix of each song from the debut.. that way this wouldn't seem so repeatitive. But its worth getting if your a GK fan.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Good cd
27 April 2001
Format:Audio CD
This cd was set up nicely. Although there's only 5 different songs total, there's enough versions of them to make a 13 track remix album that leaves you pretty satisfied. Of course people might complain about the two remixes of "Guilty", (their trendiest song), but I like what Juno Reactor did with track 12. The utilized every part of the song except for the catchy chorus, forcing the listeners to focus on all the other parts of the song, like the rad guitar, and the overall speed of the song. If you want the trendy portion of the song, you'll find more of it in track 13, so don't worry. The three versions of "Here" are very good, and the Martin Atkins mix of "Enough" is a good reason to buy the cd. I would recommend buying this cd before the originals. It's always fun to hear the remixes first and work backwards.
3 of 4 people found the following review helpful
The Cd roar'd in like a lion...then fell off at the end...
7 Feb 1999
Format:Audio CD
Having only heard the Guilty single when i picked up this cd i was really thrilled to hear the 2 mixes of the great song... The other songs on the cd turned out to be really great from my perspective... But the 2 mixes of Guilty really left me hanging hoping for somehting better... All in all it is a good cd, slightly better in my opinion than there other cds, just don't expect to much from the last 2 songs
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