- Audio CD (Oct 20 1998)
- Number of Discs: 1
- Format: Import
- Label: Cup of Tea
- ASIN: B00000HZ9J
- Average Customer Review: 4.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (1 customer review)
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Product Details |
Track Listings
| 1. How We Used To Live- Brown Susan |
| 2. High Over Gleneig- The Narcoleptics |
| 3. Chase Scene 3- Brothers Grimm |
| 4. Large Block of Flats- Jobclub Music Workshop |
| 5. Glass Shards- Picturebox |
| 6. Timebooth- Grantby |
| 7. Don't Trust the Brains Trust- Kaysound Fashion |
| 8. Vamos a la Playa- Emiliano |
| 9. R53- Albert Hall |
| 10. Dementia Pugilistica- Kirk Lake |
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Moody
April 23 2002
Format:Audio CD
Definitely one of the darkest downtempo mixes I've ever heard, which is interesting in itself (you don't seem to hear people talk about mood of downtempo and leftfield mixes as much as they do for techno and trance mixes). A good choice if you want a little of everything in your collection. If you like this, checkout "Soundtracks for Movies That Don't Exist Yet". It's a little lighter in tone, and a little dubbier, but just as cinematic.
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
atmospheric and sinister - a soundtrack that will haunt you
Aug 2 1999
Format:Audio CD
this albumn is a well-chosen collection of instrumental trip-hop and mood-music that sounds like the soundtrack to an unwritten film-noir masterpiece. Compiled by the master of dark, jazzy beats music, Grantby, this albumn is well worth experiencing
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Moody
April 23 2002
Format:Audio CD
Definitely one of the darkest downtempo mixes I've ever heard, which is interesting in itself (you don't seem to hear people talk about mood of downtempo and leftfield mixes as much as they do for techno and trance mixes). A good choice if you want a little of everything in your collection. If you like this, checkout "Soundtracks for Movies That Don't Exist Yet". It's a little lighter in tone, and a little dubbier, but just as cinematic.
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