- Audio CD (Oct 24 2000)
- Number of Discs: 1
- Format: Maxi, Import
- Label: Real World
- ASIN: B00005090N
- Average Customer Review: 4.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (2 customer reviews)
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Track Listings
| 1. Release (Radio Edit) |
| 2. Release (Masters At Work Main Mix) |
| 3. Release (Rollo Remix) |
| 4. Release (Bi-Polar Remix) |
| 5. Release (Nu Yorican Soul Mix - Masters At Work) |
| 6. Release (Nu Yorican Instrumental - Masters At Work) |
| 7. Release (Keyapella - Masters At Work) |
| 8. Release (Masters At Work Dub 1) |
| 9. Release (Masters At Work Instrumental) |
| 10. Release (Masters At Work Bonus Beats) |
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3.0 out of 5 stars
breaking it down,
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This review is from: Release Remixes (Audio CD)
The title track from Vol. 2-Release is a fantastic song. When I saw 10 versions of it on one CD for the price listed above, I thought it sounded like a bargain, as well as something fun to listen to.If you want something more danceable than the original Release track, there are a couple of drum and bass intensive things here for you. There is also a Reggae-ish mix, as well as a couple of instrumental tracks with the vocals mixed right the heck out of there. The Keyapella is sort of the inverse, vocals only with very minamalist insturmentation. This CD was almost like a study of Release, dissecting it and looking at the individual elements. It is impressive, in a way. It helped me to appreciate that "Release" is not just a lucky shot. It is an expertly assembled piece with very beautiful components. But there was nothing on this CD that made me sit up and say "Now that's an improvement to the original." Perhaps it was unreasonable for me to hope for that.
5.0 out of 5 stars
What a Fusion!,
By Gina Gibson (Sydney, Australia) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Release Remixes (Audio CD)
When I first heard the first volume of Afro Celt I was very excited. Quickly snapped up the 2nd volume and I hear that they are working on the next as we speak. This single, "Release" is from this second album. Very dancy, funky and with a real gaelic/afro flavour. Something different! Each album released grows and matures and I can't wait to get my hands on the next one. If you are into rare Gaelic Fusion and global dance beats then this is your cup of tea.
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4.0 out of 5 stars (2 customer reviews) 7 of 8 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
What a Fusion!,
By Gina Gibson - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Release Remixes (Audio CD)
When I first heard the first volume of Afro Celt I was very excited. Quickly snapped up the 2nd volume and I hear that they are working on the next as we speak. This single, "Release" is from this second album. Very dancy, funky and with a real gaelic/afro flavour. Something different! Each album released grows and matures and I can't wait to get my hands on the next one. If you are into rare Gaelic Fusion and global dance beats then this is your cup of tea.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
3.0 out of 5 stars
breaking it down,
By Robert T. Sack "just this guy..." - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Release Remixes (Audio CD)
The title track from Vol. 2-Release is a fantastic song. When I saw 10 versions of it on one CD for the price listed above, I thought it sounded like a bargain, as well as something fun to listen to.If you want something more danceable than the original Release track, there are a couple of drum and bass intensive things here for you. There is also a Reggae-ish mix, as well as a couple of instrumental tracks with the vocals mixed right the heck out of there. The Keyapella is sort of the inverse, vocals only with very minamalist insturmentation. This CD was almost like a study of Release, dissecting it and looking at the individual elements. It is impressive, in a way. It helped me to appreciate that "Release" is not just a lucky shot. It is an expertly assembled piece with very beautiful components. But there was nothing on this CD that made me sit up and say "Now that's an improvement to the original." Perhaps it was unreasonable for me to hope for that. |
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