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  • Audio CD (29 Jul 2008)
  • Number of Discs: 1
  • Format: Enhanced, Import
  • Label: Esl
  • ASIN: B000EQ46E6
  • Other Editions: MP3 Download
  • Average Customer Review: 4.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (3 customer reviews)
  • Amazon.co.uk Sales Rank: 49,318 in Music (See Bestsellers in Music)

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Song TitleArtist Time Price
Listen  1. TaranaUstad Sultan Khan 4:40Album Only
Listen  2. Habanos DaysDamian 4:22Album Only
Listen  3. This is Not A Love SongNouvelle Vague 4:33Album Only
Listen  4. BelovedAnoushka Shankar 4:23Album Only
Listen  5. Who Needs ForeverAstrud Gilberto 4:12Album Only
Listen  6. DesertEmilie Simon 3:13Album Only
Listen  7. Lemon TreeHerb Alpert 3:38Album Only
Listen  8. Originality feat. Sister NancyThievery Corporation 4:08Album Only
Listen  9. In LoveFear Of Pop 4:40Album Only
Listen10. The Girl's InsaneThe Januaries 4:27Album Only
Listen11. Strange DaysThe Doors 4:23Album Only
Listen12. Revolution Solution (TC Remix)Thievery Corporation 3:50Album Only
Listen13. Shiva (TC Remix)Thievery Corporation 4:49Album Only
Listen14. Khalghi StompTransglobal Underground 3:54Album Only
Listen15. AngelsWax Poetic Feat. Norah Jones 4:39Album Only
Listen16. Nothing to LoseIsabelle Antena 2:56Album Only
Listen17. Cada BeijoBebel Gilberto 4:19Album Only
Listen18. Dirty Little SecretSarah McLachlan 4:53Album Only

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Amazon.co.uk Review

The title of the latest Thievery Corporation album, Versions, speaks volumes about Eric Hilton and Rob Garza’s approach to the art of the remix. Aside from their jazz and world influences, the Washington DC-based duo have borrowed liberally from the techniques of Jamaican dub practitioners like King Tubby and Lee Perry (who used to do dub versions of popular vocal records), especially with their remixes, which are known for their heavyweight basslines and slick chocolate riffs. Versions highlights a number of rare and hard-to-find TC remixes; seventeen in total, including a bonus collaboration track with legendary dancehall queen Sister Nancy. An impressive range of artists and songs are tackled here, from Sarah McLachlan and her "Dirty Little Secret" to Herb Albert's "Lemon Tree", the Doors' "Strange Days" and Nouvelle Vague's celebrated version of "This Is Not a Love Song". The tracks, though of a high calibre throughout, vary in their results. Some are nondescript, others are hit and miss, but enough of them - the blissed-out rendition of Ustad Sultan Khan’s "Tarana", their lush reshaping of Astrud Gilberto’s "Who Needs Forever" especiall--create enough deep grooves to ensure a sensual listening experience. --Paul Sullivan

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12 of 12 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars Yet more top listening from the Washington duo, 28 May 2006
There is no new studio material here but don't hold that against them as the album is excellent all the same. The tracks they've chosen to remix range from a couple of their own to an upbeat Strange Days by The Doors and the gorgeous and haunting Dirty Little Secret by Sarah McLaughlin. All their usual influences are here; the north African, the south American and the heavy dub sounds. And there is real variation in the tracks they have chosen but the transition between sounds never jars.
Their most laid back album in long while. More sultry than The Outernational Sound, only time will tell if it becomes better liked than DJ Kicks...
I love it.
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars Very good but it depends on what you want..., 20 Sep 2006
By nicjaytee (London) - See all my reviews
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Thievery Corporation are very good... they can mix a song and, as most of these remixes show, almost any song, into something breathtakingly different and, when they're in the mood, they can produce their own stunningly innovative tracks. But above all, they know how to appeal to a market... which is, in this case, high quality "downbeat" music.

And, as with their "The Mirror Conspiracy" album, they know exactly where they're going here: laid-back, languid beats that are lifted out of the mire of "lift music" and put firmly into the "cerebral experience" category because the production and execution are, as with almost everything they do, excellent. Check out their stunningly beautiful reworks of "Who Needs Forever?" and "Dirty Little Secret", plus their clever and genuinely exciting version of The Doors "Strange Days" - all three of which are better than the originals - to see how good they can be. But, and here's the problem, they can, as albums like "DJ Kicks" and "The Cosmic Game" show, take things so much further.

So, it all depends on what you want. If it's something that breaks the boundaries then you're in the wrong place. But if it's something you can be genuinely "chilled" and "intrigued" by then you've found it.
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars Pleasing ... but ever so slightly dull, 10 May 2008
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I bought this on the strength of TC's kooky but affecting mix of the Doors' "Strange Days" and the exquisite "Originality", a blistering burst of dubbed-out, horn-drenched reggae but nothing on the album comes close to said highlight. It has some excellent moments - their own "revolution solution", with Perry Farrell's shimmering vocals gliding over the surface, is a key moment - and TC are masters of soulful dubby basslines coupled with dope beats and expansive percussive arrangements. Ultimately though it's a bit of a yawn. Too many tracks which meander nicely but do little to excite. It's the kind of album that you'd think would be perfect for a post-club chillout experience but in fact if you did put it on in such an environment someone would probably change the CD very soon. The accompanying artwork is also pretty unnecessary.
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