Breathe: Telepopmusik: Amazon.ca: Music

1. Radio Edit

2. Markus Nikolai's Thinking Of S.D.C Mix

3. Jori Hulkkonen Remix

4. Scratch Massive On Breathe

5. Extended Mix

Product Description

Album Description

Taken from their 2002 album, 'Genetic World'. The title track is backed with four non-LP tracks, 'Breathe' (Radio Edit, Markus Nikolai S Thinking Of S.D.C. Mix, Jori Hulkkonen Remix & Extended Mix). EMI.

Album Details

Four Mixes of the Ear Grabbing Chic Hit Single from the Misubishi Outlander Commercial Campaign.

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4.0 out of 5 stars Second string..., Mar 2 2003

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This review is from: Breathe (Audio CD)

The second string of advertisements from Mitsubishi was coupled with "Breathe". Just wanted to clarify this.

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4.0 out of 5 stars wrong song..., Mar 2 2003

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This review is from: Breathe (Audio CD)

The song from the Mitsubishi commercials is "Days Go By" by Dirty Vegas, not Telepopmusik. You are mistaken. Otherwise, this CD is good.

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5.0 out of 5 stars Buy this instead of the full album., Feb 25 2003

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This review is from: Breathe (Audio CD)

I am sure many of you know of this group from the Mitsubishi Outlander commercial. If you are interested in Télépopmusik because of the superb song Breathe and simply want that song, I would suggest buying the Breathe single instead of Genetic World.

The album itself will be disappointing to those who had Breathe's unique energy and great beat catch their attention. The best way to describe the majority of songs on Genetic World would be as a cross between Eiffle 65, Daft Punk, and a little Chemical Brothers mixed in. That combination in itself may be alright at first, but at times it gets rather boring and lacks the originality and energy that Breath alone has. They just aren't on the same level as Breathe.

If you've heard Breathe on the radio, or just know it from the commercial, and want to own it, I would highly recommend buying the single instead of the album; you'll save yourself a few dollars, and in the process you'll avoid having to own a boring album just for one excellent song. Also, you will get some great remixes.

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3.0 out of 5 stars Breathe is for Mitsubishi's mini-SUV commercial
Mitsubishi featured The Dirty Vegas tune Days Go By in their Eclipse commercials...the one with the lady doing that "popping & locking" style of dancing in the front... Read more

Published on Mar 4 2003 by Todd E. Van Dell

5.0 out of 5 stars GREAT SONG, WORTH EVERY PENNY!!!
I first heard this song in the new Mitsubishi Outlander commercial and I knew I had to have it. Its a good song, with smooth vocals sprinkled across a lush techno beat, definetly... Read more

Published on Jan 18 2003