Bob Sinclar - Paradise
Label:
Catalog#:
YP043
Format:
2 x Vinyl, LP, Album
Country:
France
Released:
1998
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
House,
Disco
Tracklist
| A1 | Bob Sinclar - | Intro | 0:26 | X |
| A2 | Q-T Fingers* - | Get Into The Music | 5:53 | X |
| A3 | Bob Sinclar - | Disco 2000 Selector | 6:42 | X |
| B1 | Bob Sinclar - | Gym Tonic (Thomas Bangalter Mix) | 6:11 | X |
| Programmed By, Mixed By - Thomas Bangalter | ||||
| B2 | Bob Sinclar - | New York City Music | 6:28 | X |
| C1 | Bob Sinclar - | Ultimate Funk | 5:40 | X |
| C2 | Bob Sinclar - | Vision Of Paradise | 6:21 | X |
| Producer - Cutee Fingers* | ||||
| D1 | Bob Sinclar - | The Ghetto | 7:13 | |
| Featuring - Karl (The Voice)* | ||||
| D2 | Bob Sinclar - | Mo Underground People | 6:08 | X |
Credits
Artwork By [Designed By] -
La Shampouineuse
Mastered By - Nilz*
Mixed By - Cutee B
Other [A&r] - Alain Ho And Chris "Da French Kiss"
Other [Managing Director] - Bob Sinclar
Producer, Arranged By - Bob Sinclar (tracks: A1 to A3, B2, C1, D1, D2)
Mastered By - Nilz*
Mixed By - Cutee B
Other [A&r] - Alain Ho And Chris "Da French Kiss"
Other [Managing Director] - Bob Sinclar
Producer, Arranged By - Bob Sinclar (tracks: A1 to A3, B2, C1, D1, D2)
Notes
Produced and arranged for Mighty Bop Sessions.
Except "Paradise" produced for Defrey Prod.
"Gym Tonic" programmed & mixed for Mighty Bop Sessions.
All tracks mixed at Defrey Studio.
Designed in 1978.
Masterised at The Exchange.
(P) & (C) 1998 Mighty Bop Sessions.
Special thanx to Thomas Bangalter, Q-T Fingers and Tatiana for her prestation in the car "I never forget you...".
Printed by DCNI (sleeve)
SACEM SACD SDRM SGDG
Barcode: 3 471410 432700
Run-out groove etchings:
A-side: THE EXCHANGE-NILZ. DFI-98-4 YPB 043 A A1
B-side: THE EXCHANGE-NILZ DFI 98 4 YPYB043 B2
C-side: THE EXCHANGE-NILZ DFI 98 4 YPYB043 C1
D-side: DFI-98-4 YPB 043 D1 // THE EXCHANGE-NILZ
Title track D1 given on the sleeve as "The Ghetto", but given on the centre labels as "The Guetto".
2000 reprint has slightly different artwork; there is another girl sitting in the water.
Except "Paradise" produced for Defrey Prod.
"Gym Tonic" programmed & mixed for Mighty Bop Sessions.
All tracks mixed at Defrey Studio.
Designed in 1978.
Masterised at The Exchange.
(P) & (C) 1998 Mighty Bop Sessions.
Special thanx to Thomas Bangalter, Q-T Fingers and Tatiana for her prestation in the car "I never forget you...".
Printed by DCNI (sleeve)
SACEM SACD SDRM SGDG
Barcode: 3 471410 432700
Run-out groove etchings:
A-side: THE EXCHANGE-NILZ. DFI-98-4 YP
B-side: THE EXCHANGE-NILZ DFI 98 4 YP
C-side: THE EXCHANGE-NILZ DFI 98 4 YP
D-side: DFI-98-4 YP
Title track D1 given on the sleeve as "The Ghetto", but given on the centre labels as "The Guetto".
2000 reprint has slightly different artwork; there is another girl sitting in the water.
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Reviews & Discussion
These days, Bob Sinclar has simply become a joke with his convertion to the commercial scene. Let's backtrack some years and pull this out of the bag. It's a french classic packing several filter-shredding floor rockers . My friends still plays these tracks today (Especially Ultimate Funk, which pulls all the girls to the floor). Gym Tonic was also a big hit, but also responsible for others to call Sinclar a thief for crediting the track to himself when it was Thomas Bangalter who mainly did it.
But stories put aside, it's a marvelous party album in a great sleazy sleeve. It feels so sad to see all these artist sell out for money and saturating the market with shitty music. But this release is just brilliant allround. Hail the golden 90's!
But stories put aside, it's a marvelous party album in a great sleazy sleeve. It feels so sad to see all these artist sell out for money and saturating the market with shitty music. But this release is just brilliant allround. Hail the golden 90's!
I consider this an essential album for the underground house music that pushed me to explore other great artists such as Ricardo Villalobos, Sven Vath, Cassius, Magda, Phats & Small.