Back to Mine - The Orb
Release: Back to Mine - The Orb
- Datum: 28.10.2005
Inhaltsangabe
01. Aphex Twin - Polynominal-C [4:42]
02. Charles Webster - Be No One [5:26]
03. Nitrogen Pt. 1 - Juno Reactor [8:29]
04. Interim - B12 [7:09]
05. Ow Much! - Creature [4:23]
06. Have You Seen Her - The Chi-Lites [5:02]
07. I Wanna Be A Fishy - Thomas Fehlmann [2:36]
08. Falling - Julee Cruise [5:13]
09. The Land Of Green Ginger - The Orb [3:09]
10. Blue Calx - Aphex Twin [6:41]
11. Barbie Girl (TF Long Version) - Electric Chairs [5:35]
12. You Don’t Fool Me - Joachim Spieth [6:23]
13. Hempire - F.F.W.D [3:09]
14. The Light 3000 - Schneider TM vs. KPT. Michi.gan [4:10]
- Genre: Electronica
- Qualität: 192 kbit/s
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HinweiseType: Compilation
Genre: Electronic
Style: Abstract, Downtempo, Experimental, Ambient
Date: 2003
Quality: MP3 192kbps, Joint Stereo
Label: DMC Publishing
Size: 100MB
Ripper: Shankar
Covers: Yes (HQ)
Description:
Another triumph of compelling compiling in the Back to Mine downbeat mix series, this edition focuses on the Orb's Dr. Alex Paterson, a man whose affiliation with the ambient movement goes back nearly two decades. (During the 1980s, he worked in the A&R department at EG Records, home to most of the genre's respected artists: Brian Eno, Robert Fripp, Harold Budd, Penguin Cafe Orchestra, and Jon Hassell, among others.) This volume looks back only as far as the early '90s, when ambient techno was at its height and the chillout room briefly took over from the main floor as the star of the show (leaving plenty of chillout fans at close quarters with the very type of yobbo they had come to avoid). It's clear that Paterson is fond of the era, and he includes a few bygone classics — "Polynomial-C" and "Blue Calx" from Aphex Twin, "Interim" by B12, and "Hempire" by FFWD (one of his own projects) — interspersed with non-electronic selections that work perfectly in context (Julee Cruise's "Falling" and the Chi-Lites' sweet classic "Have You Seen Her?"). While most other ambient-techno producers had gradually faded away during the '90s though, Paterson remained very contemporary, releasing an Orb record in 2003 on Kompakt, the hottest experimental label around, and forming his own Badorb boutique to put out records he enjoys. As such, Back to Mine hosts a lot of relatively recent productions too, from newcomers Schneider TM and Joachim Spieth as well as veterans Charles Webster and Juno Reactor. Of course Paterson can't resist lightening the mood periodically with a distinctly Orb-like sense of humor, courtesy of a wistful, folkie cover of the hi-NRG hit "Barbie Girls" by Electric Chairs (a Badorb release), the novelty "I Wanna Be a Fishy" by close friend Thomas Fehlmann, and the auctioneer-sampling "Ow Much!" by Creature, the project of his recently deceased brother Martin. Chilly and atmospheric where most of the Back to Mine volumes have been inviting and warm, this volume benefits greatly from Paterson's excellent ear and his ability to structure a mix for near-perfect relaxation.
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The twelfth volume in the critically acclaimed Back to Mine series sends you on a bizarre journey with The Orb, encompassing a myriad of styles from space age and avant garde to romantic and funny. Features a previously unreleased track from The Orb themselves : "The Land of the Green Ginger", and tracks from Aphex Twin, Charles Webster, Juno Reactor, Julee Cruise, The Chi-Lites, Thomas Fehlmann and Electric Chairs' version of "Barbie Girl".
Genre: Electronic
Style: Abstract, Downtempo, Experimental, Ambient
Date: 2003
Quality: MP3 192kbps, Joint Stereo
Label: DMC Publishing
Size: 100MB
Ripper: Shankar
Covers: Yes (HQ)
Description:
Another triumph of compelling compiling in the Back to Mine downbeat mix series, this edition focuses on the Orb's Dr. Alex Paterson, a man whose affiliation with the ambient movement goes back nearly two decades. (During the 1980s, he worked in the A&R department at EG Records, home to most of the genre's respected artists: Brian Eno, Robert Fripp, Harold Budd, Penguin Cafe Orchestra, and Jon Hassell, among others.) This volume looks back only as far as the early '90s, when ambient techno was at its height and the chillout room briefly took over from the main floor as the star of the show (leaving plenty of chillout fans at close quarters with the very type of yobbo they had come to avoid). It's clear that Paterson is fond of the era, and he includes a few bygone classics — "Polynomial-C" and "Blue Calx" from Aphex Twin, "Interim" by B12, and "Hempire" by FFWD (one of his own projects) — interspersed with non-electronic selections that work perfectly in context (Julee Cruise's "Falling" and the Chi-Lites' sweet classic "Have You Seen Her?"). While most other ambient-techno producers had gradually faded away during the '90s though, Paterson remained very contemporary, releasing an Orb record in 2003 on Kompakt, the hottest experimental label around, and forming his own Badorb boutique to put out records he enjoys. As such, Back to Mine hosts a lot of relatively recent productions too, from newcomers Schneider TM and Joachim Spieth as well as veterans Charles Webster and Juno Reactor. Of course Paterson can't resist lightening the mood periodically with a distinctly Orb-like sense of humor, courtesy of a wistful, folkie cover of the hi-NRG hit "Barbie Girls" by Electric Chairs (a Badorb release), the novelty "I Wanna Be a Fishy" by close friend Thomas Fehlmann, and the auctioneer-sampling "Ow Much!" by Creature, the project of his recently deceased brother Martin. Chilly and atmospheric where most of the Back to Mine volumes have been inviting and warm, this volume benefits greatly from Paterson's excellent ear and his ability to structure a mix for near-perfect relaxation.
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The twelfth volume in the critically acclaimed Back to Mine series sends you on a bizarre journey with The Orb, encompassing a myriad of styles from space age and avant garde to romantic and funny. Features a previously unreleased track from The Orb themselves : "The Land of the Green Ginger", and tracks from Aphex Twin, Charles Webster, Juno Reactor, Julee Cruise, The Chi-Lites, Thomas Fehlmann and Electric Chairs' version of "Barbie Girl".
