Track Listings (7) - Disc #1| All Artists: Radio 4 Title: Electrify Members Wishing: 0 Total Copies: 0 Label: Astralwerks Original Release Date: 1/1/2003 Re-Release Date: 8/26/2003 Album Type: Single, Enhanced, EP Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock Styles: Indie & Lo-Fi, New Wave & Post-Punk, Vocal Pop Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPCs: 0724355273055, 0724359285252, 724355273055, 724355273000 |
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Radio 4's 2003 EP (their first on Astralwerks) is a collection of tracks from 2002's Gotham album - remixed, reinterpreted and redefined by some of the hottest names around, including Playgroup, The Faint & Adrian S... more » |
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Album Description Radio 4's 2003 EP (their first on Astralwerks) is a collection of tracks from 2002's Gotham album - remixed, reinterpreted and redefined by some of the hottest names around, including Playgroup, The Faint & Adrian Sherwood. Features 8 tracks, 'Dance To The Underground' (New Version-Radio Edit), 'Dance To The Underground' (DFA Version), 'Dance To The Underground' (Playgroup Remix), 'Dance To The Underground' (Prance Mix By The Faint), 'Start A Fire' (Justin Robertson Vocal Remix), 'Struggle' (Adrian Sherwood/Mark Stewart Mutant Disco Vocal Mix), 'Dance To The Underground' (New Version-Full Length) & 'Dance To The Underground' (Video). Astralwerks. Similar CDs
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CD ReviewsJagged Music For Jagged Times M. Fantino | San Francisco, California USA | 09/02/2003 (5 out of 5 stars) "Music has gotten so great again, I feel there is an endless supply of fantastic singles out there (again), and I'm not just being nostalgic. The nineties were notorious for lacking in really good singles, it's good to be back on track again. Radio 4 are a band that deserves all the attention they are getting. I could list about four or five bands that I think I hear when I hear Radio 4, but it's unfair to deny them credit for their own sound. Every release they have so far is really great, they don't seem to know how to make a bad song. I have this one on 12" single (okay, maybe I am being nostalgic) and I am in love with it. Four wildly different interpretations of Dance To The Underground. I actually like The Faint's Prance Mix best for it's new wave dancefloor outerspaceness (the background sounds like something peeled off of an Erasure or New Order 12"), and then second up would be the stripped down and funkified Playgroup remix. Trevor Jackson has really stamped his trademark on this one; he boils it down to a raw, naked, basicness that is really satisfying. I thought I'd like the DFA remix best, but it happens to be the one I like least as it is too laid back and that weird, haunting Bobby McFarrin-bit at the end is just strange.The bottom line is: If you like Disco-Punk then you need this rather affordable E.P. right away." Everything old is new again... Tara | 03/11/2004 (5 out of 5 stars) "Literally thought "Dance to the Underground" was a Gang of Four song the first time I heard it. Looking forward to hearing more from this group, and pleased a tv ad is good for _something_!"
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