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DMX Krew Electro 2005
  • Performer: DMX Krew
  • Title: Wave:CD
  • Size FLAC ver: 1302 mb
  • Released: 2005
  • Style: Electro
  • Other formats: TTA MMF AC3 MPC AUD AA AIFF
  • Genre: Electronic
  • Rating: 4.6 of 5
DMX Krew - Wave:CD FLAC download
DMX Krew - Wave:CD FLAC download

Tracklist

Wave:CD
1.01 Tonight 2:22
1.02 The Fallen Kings 2:41
1.03 William The Conqueror 2:38
1.04 The Pleasure Zone 4:16
1.05 Quantum Logic 3:01
1.06 Maximillian 2:49
1.07 When The Going Gets Weird 3:44
1.08 Echelon 3:36
1.09 Jet Lag 2:36
1.10 Feynman Radio 4:12
1.11 Dydramol Theme 3:15
1.12 Aurora 1:42
1.13 Heisenberg 7:02
Our Most Requested Records
2.01 17 Ways To Break My Heart 4:09
2.02 Dance To The Beat 3:37
2.03 You Can't Hide Your Dub 3:50
2.04 DMX Funk (Rock Mix) 4:20
2.05 Good Ol' Daze 4:17
2.06 Denki No Merodi 3:17
2.07 Emerging Technology 3:48
2.08 Place Called Love 3:43
2.09 The Glass Room 2:28
2.10 I'm All Alone 4:18
2.11 Adrenalin Flow 4:30
2.12 Honey 3:25
2.13 Bonkers Goes Back To School 3:35

Companies, etc.

  • Distributed By – SRD
  • Distributed By – Forced Exposure
  • Distributed By – La Baleine Distribution
  • Distributed By – JVC

Credits

  • Written-By, Producer, Performer – Ed DMX

Notes

Includes bonus 13 track album "Our Most Requested Records"
℗ & © 2005 Rephlex. Support the entertainment you love by purchasing a new, original edition.
Distributed by: SRD (UK) / Forced Exposure (USA) / La Baleine (FR) / JVC (JP)
Made in England

Tracks CD1-01 and CD1-02 are previously unreleased. CD1-13 contains a bonus track after about 2 and half minutes of silence.
Tracks CD2-01, CD2-02, CD2-03, CD2-04, CD2-05, CD2-07, CD2-08 and CD2-11 were re-edited for this edition.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Barcode (Text): 6 66908 01552 4
  • Barcode (Scanned): 666908015524



Comments (2)

Swiang
The 80s have never died, and here comes the DMX Krew to remind you of that fact with WAVE. "Tonight" has a definite synth-pop vibe going for it, while "The Fallen Kings" goes darker, like a futuristic noir soundtrack. In a unique twist, "William The Conqueror" gives a short, danceable history lesson, while "Echelon" sends a funky warning. "The Pleasure Zone" almost sounds like proto-dubstep and "Quantum Logic" dips into Detroit techno. Meanwhile, "Feynman Radio" almost sounds like a Scottish ditty, as reinterpreted by a sad Moog, The bonus disc, OUR MOST REQUESTED RECORDS, gives a short overview of DMX Krew's output, including the neon-bright 80s pop of "17 Ways to Break My Heart" and "You Can't Hide Your Dub" to the pure electro joy of "Dance to the Beat," "Adrenalin Flow," and "Bonkers Goes Back to School" or the house of "Good Ol' Daze." Even acid house gets a Japanese language shout-out in "Denki No Merodi." A nice contrast to hear a then-and-now DMX Krew.
Lailace
The Tracks on CD1 are different from what i've heard of DMX Krew. He has always used vocals (listen to Disc2) but this time it's just not like the years before. And i like it. They are mature but playful at the same time. Experimental indeed. Great release. And just look at the cover - i mean, isn't it the most awesome CD Cover you've ever seen?

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