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Track Listings
| 1. Roy Montgomery - London Is Swinging By His Neck |
| 2. Beataville - Keeping Barry In Check |
| 3. The Black Lips - Veni Vidi Vici (Andrew Weatherall Dub) |
| 4. Cosmo Vitelli - Converted |
| 5. Maximum Joy - Let It Take You There |
| 6. Mock & Toof - Beat Up |
| 7. E.S.C - The Legacy (Andrew Weatherall Mix) |
| 8. Padded Cell - Far Beneath London |
| 9. Love Is All - Make Out, Fall Out, Make Up(A Chicken Lips Malfunction Mix) |
| 10. Siouxsie - Into A Swan (Weatherall Mix) |
| 11. Simian Mobile Disco - State Of Things |
| 12. Fairmont - Fade And Saturate |
| 13. Au Revior Simone - Sad Song(Danton Eeprom's Lost 80's Hit Remix) |
| 14. Alloy Mental - Seconds |
| 15. The Oscillation - Saturn 5 |
| 16. Silver Apples - I Have Known Love |
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9 of 9 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Right from the very start with the ambient "London is swinging by his neck" to the rockabilly jauntiness of Silver Apples' "I have known" this whole album oozes the class that has always surrounded Mr Weatherall.
Included in this CD are rare tracks, excellent remixes and a sublime dub mix from the man himself.
We start with two eerie ambient tracks to set the mood with Beataville's "Keeping Barry in check" progressing nicely through it's clever sounds and enticing beat.
"Veni Vidi Vici" and Cosmo Vitelli's "Converted" pick the pace up nicely with the latter being one of the funkiest tracks I've heard in a while. This leads into a sublime and jazzy track by Maximum Joy.
Next, a highlight of this tremendous album is Mock and Toof's "Beat Up". Strange but oh so catchy. You'll find it hard not to be tapping away.
The next three tracks continue the funkiness but also maintain the varied edge to this album. Funk, beats, ambience and tremendous mixes from AW and Chicken Lips.
Track 10 though is where the money is! This gem of a track is worth the wait. A relentless beat with strange blips and squeaks takes you right back to AW's work 10-15 years ago but this time we've got vocals. Siouxsie did a tremendous job on this one.
A rare selection is next, something a little more commercial! But Simian Mobile Disco's "State of things" doesn't sound out of place and fits beautifully into the mix.
I could go on and on about this album but I ought to leave a few surprises for you. This quite simply is worth every single one of your had earned pennies!
Included in this CD are rare tracks, excellent remixes and a sublime dub mix from the man himself.
We start with two eerie ambient tracks to set the mood with Beataville's "Keeping Barry in check" progressing nicely through it's clever sounds and enticing beat.
"Veni Vidi Vici" and Cosmo Vitelli's "Converted" pick the pace up nicely with the latter being one of the funkiest tracks I've heard in a while. This leads into a sublime and jazzy track by Maximum Joy.
Next, a highlight of this tremendous album is Mock and Toof's "Beat Up". Strange but oh so catchy. You'll find it hard not to be tapping away.
The next three tracks continue the funkiness but also maintain the varied edge to this album. Funk, beats, ambience and tremendous mixes from AW and Chicken Lips.
Track 10 though is where the money is! This gem of a track is worth the wait. A relentless beat with strange blips and squeaks takes you right back to AW's work 10-15 years ago but this time we've got vocals. Siouxsie did a tremendous job on this one.
A rare selection is next, something a little more commercial! But Simian Mobile Disco's "State of things" doesn't sound out of place and fits beautifully into the mix.
I could go on and on about this album but I ought to leave a few surprises for you. This quite simply is worth every single one of your had earned pennies!
11 of 12 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
OK, I'm not one for writing good reviews but I think I have been waiting for this album for over 10 years.
Back in the mid nineties I remember buying Haunted Dancehall and this was one of the few long players that you not only wanted to hear what the next track was but could play it over and over.
Since then I have been waiting for Andy to produce something to match this peace of work and I think Watch The Ride has managed to surpass this.
Not exactly sure how to describe it but it has that melancholy feel of driving home after the night before.
What I can say, it is not full on techno and not an excursion in to the rockabilly sound if that is what you are expecting.
Back in the mid nineties I remember buying Haunted Dancehall and this was one of the few long players that you not only wanted to hear what the next track was but could play it over and over.
Since then I have been waiting for Andy to produce something to match this peace of work and I think Watch The Ride has managed to surpass this.
Not exactly sure how to describe it but it has that melancholy feel of driving home after the night before.
What I can say, it is not full on techno and not an excursion in to the rockabilly sound if that is what you are expecting.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
all the reviews are spot on a trip from early 90,s to present day mixing by one the best just so smooth.NICE
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