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Black Legend - You See The Trouble With Me FLAC album

Black Legend - You See The Trouble With Me FLAC album

Tracklist Hide Credits

1 You See The Trouble With Me (Vocal Edit) 3:18
2 You See The Trouble With Me (Extended Mix) 6:34
3 You See The Trouble With Me (Sharan Jax Mix)
Remix – Sharan Jax*
 6:26
4 You See The Trouble With Me (Basement Bros Remix)
Remix – Basement Bros*
 7:22
5 You See The Trouble With Me (Da Loop Brothers Remix)
Remix – Da Loop Brothers
 8:40
6 Across The Ocean
Written-By – C. Sasso*, E. Ferrari*
 5:45

Companies, etc.

  • Phonographic Copyright (p) – Rise
  • Phonographic Copyright (p) – TIME S.r.l.
  • Copyright (c) – Central Station Pty Ltd
  • Licensed From – TIME S.r.l.
  • Record Company – Central Station Pty Ltd
  • Distributed By – Shock Records Pty. Ltd.
  • Distributed By – BMG New Zealand
  • Mixed At – Mega Tone Studio
  • Mastered At – LNG
  • Published By – Sa-Vette Music Co.
  • Published By – Six Continents Music Publishing, Inc.
  • Published By – My Baby's Music Co.
  • Published By – World Song Publishing Inc.
  • Published By – Sym Music

Credits

  • Arranged By, Mixed By – Ciro Sasso
  • Artwork – One Of A Kind
  • Guitar – Fabio Petruzzelli (tracks: 1 to 5)
  • Keyboards – Marco Vecchio (tracks: 1 to 5)
  • Producer – Enrico ''BSJ'' Ferrari, J-Reverse*
  • Vocals – Elroy "Spoonface" Powell* (tracks: 1 to 5)
  • Written-By – B. White* (tracks: 1 to 5), R. Parker Jnr.* (tracks: 1 to 5)

Notes

"You See The Trouble With Me" published by SA - Vette Music / Six Continents Music Publishing Inc. / My Baby's Music Co. / World Song Publishing Inc. Arranged & Mixed at Mega Tone Productions Studio.

"Across The Ocean" published by Sym Music.

Mastered at LNG.

℗ 2000 Rise / Time srl. Licensed from Time srl (Italy). © 2000 Central Station Pty. Ltd. Tinted Records is a division of Central Station Pty. Ltd. Australia. The copyright in this sound recording is owned by Rise / Time srl and is under exclusive license to Central Station Pty. Ltd. for Australia and New Zealand. Distributed in Australia by Shock Records. Distributed in New Zealand by BMG. Made in Australia.

Based on "You See The Trouble With Me" originally performed by Barry White.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Barcode (Text): 5 021456 101405
  • Barcode (String): 5021456101405
  • Matrix / Runout: TINTCD5053 6101063706
  • Mastering SID Code: IFPI L479
  • Mould SID Code: ifpi 7955

Other versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
G2009CD Black Legend You See The Trouble With Me ‎(CD, Maxi) G2 G2009CD US 2000
VENCDS 268 Black Legend You See The Trouble With Me ‎(CD, Maxi) Vendetta Records VENCDS 268 Spain 2000
AVTCDS-275 Black Legend You See The Trouble With Me ‎(CD, Maxi) Avex Trax AVTCDS-275 Hong Kong 2000
8573 84066-0 Black Legend You See The Trouble With Me ‎(12") Deep Culture 8573 84066-0 Germany 2000
WEA282CDDJ Black Legend You See The Trouble With Me ‎(CD, Single, Promo) Eternal WEA282CDDJ UK 2000


Black Legend - You See The Trouble With Me FLAC album

Musician performer: Black Legend

Title: You See The Trouble With Me

Country: US

Date of release: 2000

Style: House

Genre: Electronic

Size FLAC: 1252 mb

Rating: 4.5 / 5

Votes: 580

Other Formats: DXD AC3 XM ADX WAV DMF AHX

Black Legend House 2000 US

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X-MEN
When I first heard the bootleg of this, I thought it was a bit strange, but amusing and somehow interesting. "1975, we brought you an album... with the song...". Then that sample from "House Of God" by DHS, and the cheerful crowd. It sounds like if Barry White had composed a house track 30 years ago. The bootleg went to be very popular: there was even a CD-Single pressing. But then, it was withdrawn to the request of Barry White himself. However, a cover was later produced and approved, sung by Elroy "Spoonface" Powell. And this is the version most people heard afterwards. The Vocal Edit and Extended Mixes are similar to the bootleg, with some samples left from the crowd, the original orchestra and the DHS tone. The Sharan Jax mix, is probably the best version on this single, with a complete new orchestra upfront. The Basement Bros and Loop Brothers versions are more about late night madness. The first one with a big bass and trancey synths. The other give more importance to the DHS sample, and brings in Jaydee's rhythm loop from "Plastic Dreams" (over-used in my opinion). "Across The Ocean" is an instrumental, funky flavoured B-Side.
X-MEN
When I first heard the bootleg of this, I thought it was a bit strange, but amusing and somehow interesting. "1975, we brought you an album... with the song...". Then that sample from "House Of God" by DHS, and the cheerful crowd. It sounds like if Barry White had composed a house track 30 years ago. The bootleg went to be very popular: there was even a CD-Single pressing. But then, it was withdrawn to the request of Barry White himself. However, a cover was later produced and approved, sung by Elroy "Spoonface" Powell. And this is the version most people heard afterwards. The Vocal Edit and Extended Mixes are similar to the bootleg, with some samples left from the crowd, the original orchestra and the DHS tone. The Sharan Jax mix, is probably the best version on this single, with a complete new orchestra upfront. The Basement Bros and Loop Brothers versions are more about late night madness. The first one with a big bass and trancey synths. The other give more importance to the DHS sample, and brings in Jaydee's rhythm loop from "Plastic Dreams" (over-used in my opinion). "Across The Ocean" is an instrumental, funky flavoured B-Side.