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Shamen
Hystericool: Best of the Alternate Mixes
Genres: Dance & Electronic, Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock

Track Listings (13) - Disc #1
1. Ebeneezer Goode [South of Detroit Vocal]
2. Boss Drum [Beatmasters Tribal Buzz 12"]
3. Lsi [Shamen Alternative Vocal]
4. Pro-Gen [666 Edit]
5. Omega Amigo
6. Hyperreal [William Orbit 12" Mix]
7. Lightspan [Renegade Soundwave Mix] - The Shamen, Shamen
8. Make It Mine [Moby's Deep Mix]
9. Possible Worlds [Shamen Deep Mix]
10. Re-Iteration [FSL "Re: Evolution" Mix]
11. MK2A [Danny Tenaglia Vocal]
12. Destination Eschaton [Hardfloor Vocal Mix]
13. Phorever People [Todd Terry Mix] - The Shamen, Angus

CD Details

All Artists: Shamen
Title: Hystericool: Best of the Alternate Mixes
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Music Club Records
Release Date: 11/26/2002
Album Type: Import
Genres: Dance & Electronic, Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock
Style:
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 667342063928

Synopsis

Album Description

Full title, 'Hystericool The Best of the Alternate Mixes'. UK compilation for the Scottish alternative dance act. 13 tracks, 'Ebeneezer Goode' (South Of Detroit Vocal Mix), 'Boss Drum' (Beatmasters Tribal Buzz 12 Inch), 'LSI' (Shamen Alternative Vocal 12 Inch), 'Pro Gen' (666 Edit), 'Omega Amigo', 'Lightspan' (Renegade Soundwave Mix), 'Make It Mine' (Moby's Deep Mix), 'Possible Words' (Shamen Deep Mix), 'Re Iteration' (FSL ReEvolution Mix), 'MK2A' (Danny Tenaglia Vocal Mix), 'Hyperreal' (William Orbit 12 Inch Mix), 'Destination Eschaton' (Hardfloor Vocal Mix) & 'Phorever People' (Todd Terry Mix). 2002.

CD Reviews

Not bad

Timothy Humphrey | Rock Hill, SC USA | 01/28/2003

(4 out of 5 stars)

"I recently rediscovered the Shamen and figured I would pick up this CD: new = cool I thought. It's not a bad CD really, but it's not something you'll listen to over and over again, unlike Shamen's classic En-Tact -- note, if you happen to find the British version of En-Tact pick it up in addition to the US version, it has different mixes of the same songs. The only standout tracks to me on this CD are tracks 2, 9, and 11: the Boss Drum, Possible Worlds, and MK2A remixes. Tracks 4-7 are direct lifts from the US version of En-Tact, which means they're good but not new. The other songs aren't bad but it's taking too long for me to warm up to them."