Röyksopp - Back to Mine

Title: Back to Mine Artist: Röyksopp Release Date: 3/5/2007 Re-Released On: 4/24/2007 Label: Back to Mine Album Type(s): Mix-album UPC: 5029418023253 Genre: Electronica Styles: Synth Pop, New Wave, Euro-Dance, Club/Dance, Punk/New Wave, Post-Disco Moods: Laid-Back/Mellow, Melancholy, Plaintive, Reflective, Detached, Intimate, Sensual, Soothing, Druggy, Hypnotic, Trippy, Wintry, Autumnal, Gentle, Nocturnal, Smooth, Ethereal Total Copies: 0 Members Wishing: 2 Number of Discs/SwapaCD Credits: 1

1. Born Under Punches (The Heat Goes On)
2. Sphinx
3. One More Round
4. Ma Quale Idea
5. Above and Beyond
6. Off Side
7. Take a Chance
8. Platinum, Pt. 3: Charleston
9. Meatball
10. That's Hot
11. Legs
12. 3 A.M. [12" Version]
13. Dirty Talk
14. It Ain't Easy
15. Could Heaven Ever Be Like This
16. Night People [New York Club Mix]
17. Get Closer [Vocal Version]
18. Can't Be Serious
19. I'm Never Gonna Tell It
20. It's Been a Long Time

Year Type Label Catalog # 2007 CD Back to Mine 25

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Most entries in the Back to Mine series allow the artists to investigate their wide but dabbling tastes in influences -- a bit of dance, a bit of alternative, some roots in '60s pop or soul perhaps, and maybe a stray nugget from something obscure like Krautrock or dub or rockabilly. The other volumes usually come from true DJs or, rarely, those with something special to say. Regardless of whether you enjoy Röyksopp's vision of polished downbeat pop, the duo's interest in post-disco and euro-dance pays major dividends here for those looking to hear something beyond the usual Klein + M.B.O. or Alexander Robotnick singles. The vast majority of the tracks hail from that magical time (1978-1984) when disco, new wave, and synth pop were colliding with fantastic results, especially considering the quality of these obscurities, from the cold Teutonic harmonies of Harry Thumann's "Sphinx" to the warmer Italian-lover sound of Pino d'Angio's "Ma Quale Idea." (Even the contemporary tracks sound vintage, led by the Röyksopp alias Emmanuel Splice.) The mix broadens toward the end with a couple of clever r&b/dance fusions (Idris Muhammad, Funkadelic, the New Birth). ~ John Bush, All Music Guide

Name Credits Billy Nichols Producer Brian Eno Producer Chris Baylis Producer David Earl Taylor Producer DeScalzi Mixing, Producer Flavio Vidulich Mixing, Producer Giancarlo Meo Producer Giorgio Bacco Producer, Mixing Hugh Murphy Producer James "Iron Head" Baker Conductor, Arranger Jim Crotty Engineer Mario Boncaldo Producer, Mixing Nathan DTroit Editing, Producer R. Schoenherz Producer Ray Mang Editing, Producer Svein Berge Compilation, Mixing Tom Newman Producer Tony Carrasco Producer, Mixing Torbjørn Brundtland Mixing, Compilation