Track Listings (15) - Disc #1| All Artists: Layo & Bushwacka Title: All Night Long Members Wishing: 0 Total Copies: 0 Label: END Release Date: 12/2/2003 Album Type: Import Genre: Dance & Electronic Style: Electronica Number of Discs: 2 SwapaCD Credits: 2 UPC: 766483397043 |
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All Night Long is the debut mix album from acclaimed DJ/production duo Layo & Bushwacka! Named after their monthly residency at London club The End, All Night Long combines all the elements of their sound ? hip-hop, el... more » |
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Album Description All Night Long is the debut mix album from acclaimed DJ/production duo Layo & Bushwacka! Named after their monthly residency at London club The End, All Night Long combines all the elements of their sound ? hip-hop, electro, breaks, deep house, early acid, funk, soul, techno. Built with longevity in mind this DJ mix mines all genres and all eras for a startling reminder that contrary to what you may have heard ? there is life in dance music yet. Highlights include a rare early remix from an aspiring Danny Tenaglia (Dread Flimstone), Groove Armada unveiling their new house guise (Pyromaniac Gardeners), lost classics (Stasis, Newcleus), hot up-to-the-minute finds (Seelenluft, Clyde featuring Capitol A, Agoria), choice remixes from the duo themselves (Bebel Gilberto/, Depeche Mode, Orbital) and a series of exclusive Layo & Bushwacka! live edits (Fast Eddie, Sha Lor, Sly & The Family Stone). Similar CDs
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CD ReviewsMostly outstanding - start with disc 2 S. D. Seitz | Pleasanton, CA United States | 05/04/2004 (4 out of 5 stars) "Picked this up on a recent electronica expedition at Rasputin's and it was the last one I grabbed. It's an amazing layering of sounds that picks up right where Night Works, their previous release leaves off. Disc 1 is a bit more experimental, and does have some tracks with some vox on them, 'Special Place' has a killer funky intro and blends into some rap, 'Rock the Record' the next track, has some repititious vocals, and 'Jam on It' the track after that, is mostly pretty funny with some bizarre sped up vocals that sounds like MC Pokemon or some shenanigans, but when it hits, disc 1 is amazing. Orbital's "Funny Break" is typical Orbital, simply outstanding. Western Root's Scorpio Swift is a highpoint of disc 1, and lays down an incredibly smooth vibe. Disc 2 is the gold in this set though, similar to Disc 1 of Tosca's Dehli9 release - it's the one to listen to. Disc 2 is almost all music, and surrounds you with a stunning layering of sound that is finding itself in reavy rotation in my car and at work. James Banitez' "Starchaser" is inspiring, and is a highpoint. The whole second disc though never lets up and Layo and Bushwacka! definitely showcase their skill with this set. 4/5 starts from me. Disc 1 is a bit more experimental, and hell *I* love it, but it is a bit uneven as a chill/techno/house CD as it showcases so many styles. Disc 2 is phenomenal, and I love it as much as my Sasha CD's, which is saying something as Sasha is the MAN."
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