Up mix of Royksopp, the alcoholic with some adding sample and synth effects.
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The alcoholic up mix royksopp

John Lord Fonda "Supersonique" Tracklist :

1- Brunette Tatoo 
2- You Originate
3- Orchidée
4- Bang 
5- Jean-Seigneur
6- Emiliana
7- What's Going On 
8- Toy Boxes
9- Heaven's On Fire
10- Supersonic
11- The Sound Of A Melody 


Supersonique

Brunette Tatoo

John Lord Fonda - Brunette Tatoo

movie original theme from the movie "LA LEGGENDA DI KASPAR HAUSER"
from "Second lives" remixed by Produkkt
starring VINCENT GALLO, written and directed by Davide Manuli
(C) PIAS / CITIZEN RECORDS 2012
produced by SHOOTING HOPE PRODUCTIONS srl, BLUE FILM srl
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VITALIC - Second Lives (Produkkt Remix) from OST/B.O movie "THE LEGEND OF KASPAR HAUSER"

‘The Broken Places’ starts off with a vocoder loop. See, when I’m making an album, I’ll tend to write about 300 songs and narrow it down to the 15 songs that are on the album, which isn’t to say that the songs that don’t make it onto the record aren’t any good. It’s not like 300 amazing songs and I have to get rid of 285 amazing songs. Some of them aren’t very good. 

This song ‘The Broken Places’ was a weird instrumental that I’d written that I liked and thus assumed no one else would like it. And I played it to a few friends and they were like “Ah actually that’s interesting”. The more I lived with it the more I liked it. And what I love, it’s quiet repetitive and almost every element in there is broken, which I guess in keeping with the title but it’s an old Korg vocoder that barely works. I forget what drum machine I used but one of those, I think it might have been a home made, there is this company from Ohio called Paia and I got a home made kit drum machine that someone built in the 70’s. Again, it just barely, barely works. 

So I felt like this was a broken down, sort of winsome, endearing, electronic piece of music. I needed to come with a title for it. That’s the tricky thing with instrumentals is what you call them. And this one, there is a Ernest Hemingway quote, which I think I’m paraphrasing but basically says, life breaks most of us and some of us are stronger at the broken places, and I’ve always loved that quote, which I’m paraphrasing. And so I liked that as an introductory album title for the album because it does sort of emotionally set the tone for the rest of the record. 

The one regret I have about that first song is the original version is about 8 minutes long and just keeps repeating for 8 minutes. And I was kind of a sissy and I thought that having an 8 minutes repetitive introductory song in an album was just a little too much to expect anyone to get through. So I was a sissy and I edited it down to 3.5 minutes. If anyone wants the full 8 minutes version I am happy to send it to them. 


The Broken Places

MAPS - REALIGNED - Released August 18th on Mute Records.

The album features M83’s remix of ‘To The Sky’ from their split 7”, along with Andy Stott’s remix of ‘I Heard Them Say’ from 2013’s Vicissitude (previously only available on a sold out limited edition vinyl) as well as producer and DJ Steve Lawler’s remix of ‘I Dream Of Crystal’ and Paul Woolford’s Anti-Gravity club mix of ‘Love Will Come’, both original versions feature on Turning The Mind (2009).

MAPS REALIGNED TRACKLISTING

To The Sky (M83 Remix)

I Heard Them Say (Maps Remix)

It Will Find You (Mock & Toof Remix)

Built To Last (Free School Remix) **

Let Go Of The Fear (Oliver Huntemann Dub)

I Dream Of Crystal (Steve Lawler Remix)

Love Will Come (Paul Woolford Anti-Gravity Club Mix)

Die Happy, Die Smiling (Maxime Dangles Club Mix)

You Don't Know Her Name (The Field Remix)

A.M.A. (Eule Remix) **

Don't Fear (Fantastic Mr. Fox Remix)

I Heard Them Say (Andy Stott Remix)

** exclusive to Maps Realigned

Let Go Of The Fear (Oliver Huntemann Dub)

Pass This On

Gus Gus - Deep inside

“Normally when people refer to a void, it's a big, dark, scary, thing – the dark, malicious, Nietzschean void, where if you stare too long into the it, it stares back into you. But we like the paradox of a pacific, peaceful void – a benign emptiness.” Moby & The Void Pacific Choir

After Moby remixed Monkey Safari’s Walls last year, the dark German duo return the favour for the Void Pacific Choir with a furious techno twist on the original. Aussie house head, Lo’99 juxtaposes bassy house surges with the enigmatic vocals over thudding beats. The ominous mood is continued by Acid Washed, who inject a sophisticated Kraftwerkian edge into the void.  For his own version, Moby pushes Los Angeles to the forefront of an exhilarating piano-led big room edit whilst Alexaert, formerly of French duo Beataucue, lends a thrilling French touch feel to his version. 

Out now http://moby.la/ALRemixesSo

Almost Loved (Acid Washed Remix)

The Knife 'Pass This On'

Free yerself. Just a little edit, wanted it to be club friendly I guess. 

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The Chemical Brothers - Free Yourself (Daniel Campbell Edit)

The Fat of the Land is the third studio album by The Prodigy. The album was released by XL Recordings on 30 June 1997 and on 1 July 1997 in the United States by Maverick Records. The album title comes from the old English phrase 'living off the fat of the land', which means living well or being wealthy.
Fat of the Land
Studio album by The Prodigy
Original Release Date: June 30, 1997
Recorded: 1996–1997, Earthbound Central
Label: XL Recordings
Producer: Liam Howlett
© XL Recordings

Samples:

The main vocal sample from "Smack My Bitch Up" is taken from "Give the Drummer Some" by American hip hop group Ultramagnetic MCs. Thus, The Prodigy invited group member Kool Keith, who raps the portion sampled by the Prodigy in the original track, to do the lyrics and vocals for another track, "Diesel Power". The track also features a looped sample of the bassline and drums from the beginning of "In Memory Of" by jazz musician Randy Weston and a sped-up riff from "Funky Man" by American funk group Kool and the Gang; both of these samples remain uncredited on the album.
"Breathe" samples sound effects from American hip hop group the Wu-Tang Clan's music video for their single "Da Mystery of Chessboxin'".
Three credited samples are present on "Funky Shit": the main vocal sample which gives the song its title is sampled from "Root Down" by American hip hop group the Beastie Boys, the horn riff that appears throughout the song is sampled from "Theme from "S.W.A.T."" by American disco-funk group Rhythm Heritage, and the "Break!" vocal is sampled from "2, 3, Break" by American hip hop duo the B-Boys.
"Serial Thrilla" features a sample of a riff from "Selling Jesus" by English rock band Skunk Anansie.
The main riff on "Mindfields" is sampled from English composer John Barry's "Hip's Trip", from the 1974 film The Man with the Golden Gun.
"Climbatize" samples a horn riff from "The Horn Track" by Egyptian Empire, the stage name of electronic musician Tim Taylor. The main drum loop was sampled from "Air Drums from Outer Bongolia" by English electronic duo The Jedi Knights; Liam Howlett sampled the drums without the group's permission, and The Jedi Knights threatened to sue The Prodigy. However, Howlett already knew that The Jedi Knights themselves had sampled the drums from an older track entitled "Bongolia" by American funk group Incredible Bongo Band without permission; XL Recordings, the Prodigy's record label, bought the rights to the Incredible Bongo Band track and threatened to sue The Jedi Knights. The media coverage cornered around the event attracted film producer George Lucas, who sued The Jedi Knights for taking their stage name from the Star Wars term "Jedi Knight", which Lucas created.
"Firestarter" samples a guitar riff from "SOS" by American rock group The Breeders, and the "Hey!" vocal from "Close (To the Edit)" by English dance group Art of Noise (the vocal was also previously used by the band in "Full Throttle" on Music for the Jilted Generation). The drums on the song are sampled from a track on the Time + Space Recordings drum recording album Jungle Warfare, Vol. 1; another Time + Space Recordings album track was sampled on The Prodigy's previous single, "One Love".
"Fuel My Fire" features guitar sounds and feedback effects by Gizz Butt taken from an unreleased remix by Kris Needs of an earlier version of the same song. Recorded shortly after the Autumn UK tour of 1996.

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