CMYK - CMYK

Label:

Rather Interesting

Catalog#:

RI 062

Format:

CD, Mixed, Limited Edition

Country:

Germany

Released:

17 Jan 2005

Genre:

Electronic

Style:

Italo-Disco, Experimental

Tracklist

1	Cinematik	0:55
2	Radio Interview 1	0:37	X
3	Boys, Boys, Boys LISTEN!	4:47	X
	Vibraphone - Carsten Skov
4	Beuys, Beuys, Beuys	1:59	X
5	Every Man Should Have a Secret	0:11	X
6	Ha-Ha-Harmony	2:01	X
7	Hormonique	1:11
8	Touch Me	0:20	X
9	Touch Me (I Want to Feel Your Body)	3:23	X
	Vibraphone - Carsten Skov
10	Kalimba	2:38	X
11	O.K, Jungs	0:21	X
12	Evil Swing	3:04	X
13	Pleaseure Delay	0:20
14	Degraded	0:06	X
15	Disziplin & Ordnung	0:23	X
16	Do You Really Want to Hurt Me	4:51	X
	Vibraphone - Carsten Skov
17	Subterranian Shore (Version 2004)	1:16
18	Foresta 301	1:13	X
19	Shepard Loom	1:32	X
20	Les Hawaiian Topic	1:07	X
21	Quiteude	0:16
22	Elefante King	0:59	X
23	Tarzan Boy	4:22	X
	Vibraphone - Carsten Skov
24	Original und Kopie (Part 1)	0:29	X
25	Soft Shuffle	2:04	X
26	Hard Shuffle	2:19	X
27	Dejavu (Original und Kopie 2)	0:24	X
28	Maniac	4:35	X
	Vibraphone - Carsten Skov
29	Radio Interview 2	0:25	X
30	Maniac FM	1:39	X

Notes

All titles played, programmed and recorded by Atom™ at "Mira Musica!", Santiago/Chile, except 03, 09, 16, 23 and 28 played by Carsten Skov, recorded at "Hotel Apolonia", La Reunion Island. Title #10 played by unknown artists, recorded at Mauritius Island, title #20 played by unknown artists, rehearsal room Santiago de Chile. Titles 02 and 29, radio interview, Santiago de Chile, October 2002.
Limitation: 1.000

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Review by dexterfeng Apr 20, 2005 (edited over 4 years ago)

The going gets stranger. An album in four parts or something similar. Once more, crank up the drink umbrella's and settle in for a long hot summer.
There are several reallllllly bad covers (again) all done completely straight faced.
You will get the best of Culture Club, that one hit wonder from Flashdance (what a feeling!) and some other songs that'll make you laugh; hum along, then finally question yourself. why why why?
Mixed in with a marimba band are some workouts that we would expect from Uwe. Beuys Beuys Beuys is just that. A deadpan song about Joseph Beuys that fades out after 1:45 or so. Too short!

An album to be digested amidst about 30 others on random. If listened to straight through you'll feel like you're stuck on some strange radio station away from home and you might not like it.
If you play it for friends. give them drinks with umbrellas and it'll make much more sense.