Track Listings (10) - Disc #1| All Artists: Vapourspace Title: Sonic Residue from Vapourspace (The Magna Carta Remix Series, Vol. 1) Members Wishing: 0 Total Copies: 0 Label: Magna Carta Original Release Date: 1/1/2000 Re-Release Date: 1/29/2002 Genres: Dance & Electronic, Pop Styles: Ambient, Electronica, Techno, Dance Pop Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPCs: 026245905726, 111105905722 |
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Magna Carta now presents an album of electronic remixes of the best tracks from its great artists ? Sonic Residue From Vapourspace. Among the artists covered are Liquid Tension Experiment, Bozzio Levin Stevens, Steve Morse... more » |
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Album Description Magna Carta now presents an album of electronic remixes of the best tracks from its great artists ? Sonic Residue From Vapourspace. Among the artists covered are Liquid Tension Experiment, Bozzio Levin Stevens, Steve Morse, Niacin, Attention Deficit and Steve Walsh. With Sonic Residue From Vapourspace, it becomes clear that there is a distinct tie between the heady sounds of electronica and the intelligent music of progressive rock. Similarly Requested CDs
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CD ReviewsThis is NOT a compilation album! lfvz | 02/01/2002 (5 out of 5 stars) "Vapourspace is the artist name of Mark Gage. What he has done for Sonic Residue is something I never even heard of before. He took songs of several Magna Carta bands, and without making any new music himself, he started mixing and mixing until something completely different came out. The whole of the album sounds more or less like a spacy techno-album, made out of progressive rock songs! For example, the first track from Attention Deficit, who are a three-piece consisting of drums, bass and guitar, but now it seems to be all synthesizers... Then there's a track form the Explorer's Club, Time Enough, which has a great section of consecutive solo's, but now, the music is filtered in such a that the solo's come out even better. As a final example there's the song Kansas from Steve Walsh' solo album. It sounds much darker than the original, almost as if this is how it should have sounded. As you can see, this is not some sort of compilation of "Best of Magna Carta", but an album with completely new music. The album also contains a CD with the original songs, so you can still compare, even if you don't have the original albums." Disappointing! T. Barnes | Marathon, NY USA | 02/04/2002 (3 out of 5 stars) "I must say this NOT an album I go nuts over. In my opinion the originals are far better than what Mark Gage has done here. The songs sound much less musical and more electronic, if you get me? Listen to this before you hear the originals. I would much rather hear the originals of these songs. This is OK, though. Atleast it is different. Something that I believe Magna Carta is always striving for."
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