Track Listings (18) - Disc #1| All Artists: Primal Scream Title: Dirty Hits (Bonus CD) Members Wishing: 1 Total Copies: 0 Label: Sony Australia Release Date: 11/7/2003 Album Type: Import, Limited Edition Genres: Dance & Electronic, Alternative Rock, International Music, Pop, Rock Styles: Ambient, Electronica, House, British Alternative, Europe, Britain & Ireland, Dance Pop Number of Discs: 2 SwapaCD Credits: 2 |
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UK punk/dance veterans Primal Scream release their very first best of compilation 'Dirty Hits'. The 18-track set features an updated version of their Kate Moss duet, 'Some Velvet Morning', re-worked by Kevin Shields &am... more » |
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Album Description UK punk/dance veterans Primal Scream release their very first best of compilation 'Dirty Hits'. The 18-track set features an updated version of their Kate Moss duet, 'Some Velvet Morning', re-worked by Kevin Shields & Jagz Kooner as well as cover their much-celebrated career including tracks from their landmark 1989 album 'Screamadelica'. For a limited time only the release comes complete with a bonus remix disc featuring 13 tracks, 'Come Together' (Hypnotone Brain Machine Mix), 'Higher Than The Sun' (Orb Extended Remix), 'Loaded' (Terry Farley Remix), 'Rocks' (Jimmy Miller Remix), 'Jailbird' (Sweeny 2 Mix), 'Kowalski' (Automator Remix), 'Living Dub' (Long Life Remix), 'Stuka' (Two Lone Swordsmen Remix), 'Swastika Eyes' (Chemical Brothers Remix), 'Exterminator' (Massive Attack Remix), 'Miss Lucifer' (Bone To Bone Remix), 'Some Velvet Morning' feat. Kate Moss (Disco Heater Dub), & 'Autobahn 66' (Alter Similar CDs
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CD ReviewsA schizzophrenic route to greatness Takis Tz. | InYourHead | 11/20/2003 (4 out of 5 stars) "I couldnt think of any modern group with a more bizzare course in music than Primal Scream. A group that have elevated themselves to the electronic scenes darlings and at the same time a group with a tough political edge hard to find in any genre. At the same time, this is the same group that started off playing straight old rock n roll, shifted to a strange hybrid of alternative rock and then to "Screamadelica" only to explode to the masterful and classic "Vanishing Point" and "Xtrmntr". Well, in that respect, this collection of their hits is extremely honest exactly because it displays the twisted course this group has followed.
While I'm personally not a rabid fan of their earlier work, I find their latest offerings truly awesome (with the exception of the rather raw "Evil heat"). Consequently the latter half of the 1st CD is intimidating and justifies those who claim that Primal Scream are one of the most innovative and provoking groups around today. In the limited edition CD you get a remixes package as well. Inevitably, and as is usual with the remix editions this is a so-so proposition: some of the remixes are undeniably inspired and offer a brand new take on the original versions and most...well, are not. One cant help but think that some of these songs could've been unforgettably remixed in the hands of others. But ah, such are the mysteries of the remix business or, should i say, the music's business as a whole. Essentially, and not forgetting that Primal Scream remain an alternative band in all respects, this "Dirty Hits" should be a great opportunity to discover a band beyond the sun of MTV. Four stars only because there is no lyrics included and with Primal Scream this is a major, major miss." |
