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We Love You...So Love Us
 
 
We Love You...So Love Us [Import]
~ Various Artists (Artist), I Am Kloot (Artist), Skylab (Artist), Ten Benson (Artist), Mogul (Artist)
4.7 out of 5 stars  (3 customer reviews)

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Product details
  • Audio CD (5 Sep 2000)
  • Number of Discs: 1
  • Format: Import
  • Label: We Love You
  • ASIN: B00004WK2D
  • Other Editions: Audio CD  |  Vinyl
  • Average Customer Review: 4.7 out of 5 stars  (3 customer reviews)
  • Amazon.co.uk Sales Rank: 169,302 in Music (See Bestsellers in Music)

Track Listings

1. To You - I Am Kloot
2. Sky Holds the Sun - A Band of Bees
3. Dream 2001 - Nice System 2001
4. Sun - Shawn Lee
5. Sitting in the Sand
6. Perverse Dog on Wheels
7. Sagittarius 2 - Op:L Bastards
8. Living City Plan - Miss Mend
9. Turning Left - Kicker
10. Second Line - Clinic
11. We Are Not Built to Last - James Brooks, David Ireland, Michael Parker
12. Sumo Riders - Skylab
13. Hold My Hand - Sirconical
14. Verfremdungseffekt - Dymaxion
15. It's a Sound - Man Atom
16. No Deal
17. Claw - Ten Benson
18. I Was Starving Hungry (In Tesco's)

Product Description
Amazon.co.uk Review
We Love You... So Love Us is a mix and match compilation of indie and indie-dance acts, from Euro-indie via Stereolab (Miss Mend), acid-tinged Kraftwerk-inspired electro (Sagittarius 2) to easy listening (The Bees) and everything in between. The bulk of the compilation is taken up by indie-pop, and great hum-along pop it is too: songs like Kicker's twee "Turning Left" and Clinic's "The Second Line". I Am Kloot's acoustically driven "To You" would make a great indie anthem, as would Mogul's shouty ode to the temptations of supermarkets. But there are also a few surprises. "The Claw" by Ten Benson is frightening--not least because of those scary Johnny Cash style vocals. And unexpectedly from a label best known for its experiments with electronic music, only two tracks really fall into that category. Lightspeed's bizarrely named offering, "Perverse Dog On Wheels" owes a debt to trip-hop, while OP:L Bastard's "Saggitarius 2" could be compared to 1980s-obsessed dance acts only if you ignored the trancey beats and intricate melodies which mingle in the background. --Caroline Butler

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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars They love us.....Hmmm, but you,ll love this., 12 May 2004
By russell clarke "stipesdoppleganger" (halifax, west yorks) - See all my reviews
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Compilations of this sort usually contain two or three excellent tracks, a couple of decent ones and the rest is made up of total dross which it's obvious the bands in question have thrown together with indecent haste." We love you...so love us three" is an exception to that particular rule. The quality quotient is high and most surprisingly it's maintained over almost the entire albums length. It's not entirely clear what the unifying factor behind this compilation is ( I believe it's an indie label thing, in which case more power to their elbow) but the one obvious thing is that almost without exception every track here has something to recommend it.
Opener "Synthesizer" by Electric Six shows that their fizzing single "Danger, high voltage" was no one off. Huge slabs of vox noise cut through the tune like a shark fin till the glam stomper of a chorus kicks in. Mother and the Addicts "They don't even like you" has a more fractured structure with rockabilly guitars over which stabs of electric go off like demented fireworks. Now Franz Ferdinand have become one of the bands of the moment and I must confess that "Darts of Pleasure" is the first time I've been able to match a tune to their public DNA and ...its terrific, a snorting sneering pop monster that marries the melodic savvy of The Buzzcocks to the angular chic of Magazine.
The Tropics featuring Sweet Hustler produce what can only be described as bluegrass pop on "Soon you'll be mine" while the superb Zoot Womans "Woman wonder" has eastern sounding swathes of synth but carries with i