Charly Lownoise & Mental Theo - Charlottenburg
Label:
Catalog#:
MM 1001 LD
Format:
2 x Vinyl, 12", 45 RPM
Country:
Netherlands
Released:
16 Oct 1995
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
Gabber,
Happy Hardcore
Tracklist
| A1 | Ultimate Sextrack (Remix By Bass-D & King Matthew) | |||
| Remix - Bass-D & King Matthew | ||||
| A2 | Homeboys, Fly-Girls | |||
| Co-producer - Sven Maes | ||||
| B1 | White Borderline | |||
| B2 | Wonderfull Days (Remix By E. Overdijk & S. Maes) | |||
| Remix - Etienne Overdijk , Sven Maes | ||||
| C1 | Rockin' Party | |||
| C2 | Descontrolla | |||
| Co-producer - Julio Posadas | ||||
| D1 | Ooh Massive | |||
| D2 | Get Free | |||
| Co-producer - Melvin | ||||
Notes
White Borderline contains a sample from Madonna - Borderline
Wonderfull Days contains a sample from Tony Ronald - Help (Get Me Some Help)
Wonderfull Days contains a sample from Tony Ronald - Help (Get Me Some Help)
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Reviews & Discussion
I must disagree, the whole reason i own this album, the reason i paid $130.00 for it and had it shipped straight from the Netherlands was for one song and one song only, the rest of this album sucks, that song is "ooh massive". which in my opinion was the best Lownoise/Mental Theo track ever produced! The seven remaining tracks suck! Oh, except for the sample at the beginning of "ultimate sex track", love to scratch that shit!
This album is mostly average at best, having been released in the middle of Lownoise & Theo's commercial happy hardcore phase. The remix of Ultimate Sex Track is pretty good, but many of the other tracks are forgettable fillers.
However - all is saved by the fantastic "Get Free", which is a bouncy masterpiece which samples (and manipulates wonderfully) the main riff from the eponymous track by Wedlock from the early Ruffneck days. Believe me - this album really is worth getting for that one track.
However - all is saved by the fantastic "Get Free", which is a bouncy masterpiece which samples (and manipulates wonderfully) the main riff from the eponymous track by Wedlock from the early Ruffneck days. Believe me - this album really is worth getting for that one track.
