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Playgroup And Alter Ego - The Kings Of Electro FLAC album

Playgroup And Alter Ego - The Kings Of Electro FLAC album

Tracklist

Playgroup
–Chris & Cosey This Is Me 2:54
–Just-Ice Turbocharged 3:41
–Original Concept Knowledge Me (Xtra Beats) 3:07
–Whodini Magic's Wand 5:34
–Tilt Arkade Funk 5:54
–Dynamix 2* Just Give The DJ A Break 2:37
–Mr & Mrs Dale* It's You 5:01
–Energize* Report To The Dancefloor 2:51
–Hashim Al - Naafiysh 2:21
–Visage Pleasure Boys (Dance Mix) 2:05
–Model 500 No Ufo's 3:52
–Fearless 4* Just Rock 6:17
–Unknown DJ* Basstronic (Instrumental) 4:17
–Ryuichi Sakamoto Riot In Lagos 5:39
–Vanity 6 Make Up 2:35
–C-Bank One More Shot 4:05
–High Fidelity 3* B-Boys Breakdance (Dub) 3:53
–Deee Lite* What Is Love (Holographic Goatee Mix) 4:08
–Junior Wilson Dock Of The Bay (Version) 2:43
Alter Ego
–Psyche Neurotic Behaviour (Mayday Reproduction Mix) 3:07
–Daniel Bell Baby Judy 5:49
–Modeler Mint Condition 3:26
–Maurizio M4 3:59
–Azzido Da Bass Dooms Night (Timo Maas Remix) 5:23
–Detroit Grand Pubahs Big Onion (Joakim Remix) 3:00
–Chicken Lips He Not In 3:48
–Kenny Larkin Colonize 3:11
–Dopplereffekt Cellular Phone 4:56
–Elastic Reality Cassa De X (Deep Dish Does X) 7:25
–Low Res Amuck 3:18
–Plastikman Kricket 2:34
–Acid Jesus Radium 5:13
–Robert Hood Minus 2:44
–Mu Chair Girl 3:46
–Galaxy To Galaxy* Jupiter Jazz 4:24

Versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
RR0071CD Playgroup And Alter Ego Playgroup And Alter Ego - The Kings Of Electro ‎(2xCD, Mixed) Rapster Records RR0071CD Germany 2007
RR0071 LP Various The Kings Of Electro Part A ‎(2xLP, Comp) Rapster Records RR0071 LP Germany 2007
RR0073 LP Various The Kings Of Electro Part B ‎(2xLP, Comp) Rapster Records RR0073 LP Germany 2007
RR0071CD Various The Kings Of Electro ‎(2xCD, Comp, Mixed, Promo) Rapster Records RR0071CD Germany 2007


Playgroup And Alter Ego - The Kings Of Electro FLAC album

Musician performer: Playgroup

Title: The Kings Of Electro

Country: Germany

Date of release: 2007

Style: Techno, Electro

Genre: Electronic

Size FLAC: 1762 mb

Rating: 4.2 / 5

Votes: 280

Other Formats: AHX MMF MIDI MPC MP4 TTA ASF

Playgroup Techno Electro 2007 Germany

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Kezan
Funny thing: track B2 is not an unmixed tune, it's a part of somebody's mix (maybe Playgroup's but to tell the truth I haven't heard the mix). At the end of it you can hear mixing and fading.
Kezan
Funny thing: track B2 is not an unmixed tune, it's a part of somebody's mix (maybe Playgroup's but to tell the truth I haven't heard the mix). At the end of it you can hear mixing and fading.
Mitars Riders
True that. A kind of weird to hear a 'cut from a mix' tune on vinyl ;)
Mitars Riders
True that. A kind of weird to hear a 'cut from a mix' tune on vinyl ;)
Shadowredeemer
This is a very confusing release. Take a brief look at the listing and you can easily tell that there are two totally different mixes featured here. Yes yes, there's nothing wrong with that but let me explain... Playgroup's take on electro is quite predictable as far as the song choices are concerned. Well known classics from Dynamix II, Model 500, and Hashim a get along well with lesser known electro classics but the thing is that the mixing is quite bad. Or maybe is you like quick mix-it-out-mix-it-in style you won't mind but for me the performance is poor. But if you like proper old skool electro disc one manages to deliver the expectations. The second disc by Alter Ego, is, um, supposed to represent modern electro. Well, you have to very open minded to agree or then electro is just a general term for any kind of electronic music. What we have here is all the styles possible, minimal techno by Daniel Bell, dreadful electro house by Chicken Lips, classic dub techno by Maurizio, UK garage styled 'Dooms Night' remix by Timo Maas. Only some tunes can be seen as electro or electro influenced, but like I said, only a very extensive interpretation can see this mix as electro and to me the concept of electro is almost completely missing. However, some of the tunes are absolutely essential and mind blowing such as harsh techno of Acid Jesus, minimal masterpiece by Robert Hood, and the divine slice of techno heaven by Galaxy To Galaxy. And the mixing is nice as well so what the second disc offers is not modern electro but a nice classic techno mix. Confused? At least I am but that doesn't prevent me from enjoying both discs.
Shadowredeemer
This is a very confusing release. Take a brief look at the listing and you can easily tell that there are two totally different mixes featured here. Yes yes, there's nothing wrong with that but let me explain... Playgroup's take on electro is quite predictable as far as the song choices are concerned. Well known classics from Dynamix II, Model 500, and Hashim a get along well with lesser known electro classics but the thing is that the mixing is quite bad. Or maybe is you like quick mix-it-out-mix-it-in style you won't mind but for me the performance is poor. But if you like proper old skool electro disc one manages to deliver the expectations. The second disc by Alter Ego, is, um, supposed to represent modern electro. Well, you have to very open minded to agree or then electro is just a general term for any kind of electronic music. What we have here is all the styles possible, minimal techno by Daniel Bell, dreadful electro house by Chicken Lips, classic dub techno by Maurizio, UK garage styled 'Dooms Night' remix by Timo Maas. Only some tunes can be seen as electro or electro influenced, but like I said, only a very extensive interpretation can see this mix as electro and to me the concept of electro is almost completely missing. However, some of the tunes are absolutely essential and mind blowing such as harsh techno of Acid Jesus, minimal masterpiece by Robert Hood, and the divine slice of techno heaven by Galaxy To Galaxy. And the mixing is nice as well so what the second disc offers is not modern electro but a nice classic techno mix. Confused? At least I am but that doesn't prevent me from enjoying both discs.