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Various Artists
Form & Function
Genres: Dance & Electronic, Pop

Track Listings (12) - Disc #1
1. Plaid [Aqua Bassino Dub] - Carrahar, Elisa
2. Raise the Dead [LFSF Dub] - Harrison
3. Standing Still - Carroll, Ron
4. Poppen - Appel, Roland
5. Aqua-Note - Nimrell, S.
6. People from Mars - Davis, Roy
7. Super Science - Augie
8. Loose Leaves [Illinton's "Purple Leave" Mix] - Cox, D.
9. Fucked Up Day - Barker & Robson
10. This Is the Show - Clark, C.
11. Be There [Reclusion Mix] - Lang, Scot
12. Your Life - Joseph
Track Listings (11) - Disc #2
1. Southern Soul - Norris, Lee [1]
2. Colosseum - Larsen, Nathan Drew
3. Touchy Feely - Graham, Kenneth
4. Ganja Mist - Feller, Norman
5. No Room for Form, Pt. 1 - Brann, Chris
6. Ekeyz - Sebastiane, P.
7. Synergy [Kenneth Graham's Sigint Remix] - Dobre & Jamez
8. Timeless - Angel, Dave [Techno
9. Gimme Love - Bouvet, Gabriel
10. Artifacts - B., Matthew "Bushwa
11. Turquoise [Differentgear Remix] - Davis, Paul

CD Details

All Artists: Various Artists
Title: Form & Function
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Import [Generic]
Release Date: 10/30/2001
Album Type: Import
Genres: Dance & Electronic, Pop
Styles: House, Dance Pop
Number of Discs: 2
SwapaCD Credits: 2
UPCs: 5037454777108, 667341570625, 766488010329

Synopsis

Album Description

UK dance compilation from Hooj Choons & Airtight, featuring deep house & techy grooves for spaces, bases & other places mixed by Red Jerry. Featuring such artists/remixers from Hooj's roster as Charles Webster, Nathan Larsen, Kenneth Graham & Nova Scotia, disc one is the warmer & jazzier of the two letting the sun-drenched chords & percussive rhythms rise to the fore. Disc two displays the more stripped-down, minimal sounds of Norken, Chris Brann, Pure Science & features the latest Hooj single release, the captivating Turquoise from Circulation amongst others. 2001.

CD Reviews

Deep house and techy grooves for spaces, bases, and other pl

N. Boyd | San Francisco, CA USA | 08/17/2005

(5 out of 5 stars)

"The title of my review is the subtitle of this album, which I've appropriated because it is so damn accurate. This is a great album, perhaps my favorite "intelligent" chillout collection. The tracks are sexy and sultry, without a hint of cheese. Ambient without lulling one to sleep. Deep with only the slightest hint of a throb.

To my ear, this album builds on Digweed's original "Bedrock" double disc, but loses the cocaine-overdose frenetics -- it feels more solid while remaining deeply mysterious. Many tracks have vocals, but they're not dominant house vocals so much as lyrical accompaniments to the grooves.

I strongly recommend this album."