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Just because a mix is classed as ‘rare' doesn't always mean it's going to be good – and it's interesting to hear these two CDs of buried treasure from the 80s and 90s. Not all of it has aged as well as you would hope, but there is more than enough to be going on with here – despite the presence of Simply Red. The pick of the crop is headed by the Chemical Brothers' remix of Leftfield's ‘Open Up', a rather natty Andrew Weatherall remix of The Grid's ‘Floatation' and – that real rarity – a mix of ...
Tags: sub sub, andrew weatherall, norman cook, a certain ratio, arthur baker, sheena easton, hall & oates, definition of sound, david morales, frankie goes to hollywood, d:ream, ben liebrand, roxy music, a tribe called quest, glimmers, renegade soundwave, the grid, abc, steve 'silk' hurley, the chemical brothers, sasha, leftfield lydon, todd terry, neneh cherry, bassomatic, stereo mc's, e-smoove, it's immaterial, simply red, underworld, saint etienne, beloved, leftfield, william orbit
