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Dakar & Grinser - Are You Really Satisfied Now

Label:
Catalog#:
db89cd, db84cd
Format:
CD, Album, Digipak
Country:
Germany
Released:
Oct 1999
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
Industrial, Synth-pop

Tracklist

1   Take Me Naked 5:02
2   Walking In Acid Rain 5:22
3   Are You Really Satisfied Now? 5:03
4   Peace Of Bourbon 6:51
5   Stay With Me 6:03
6   Professional Slackers 6:11
7   I Wanna Be Your Dog 5:06
    Written-By - Stooges, The
8   Jam The Suckers In 6:16
  Bonus Tracks:
9   Le Cha 6:05
    Vocals - Miss Kittin
  Vocals [Background] - Joseph Eschker
  Written-By - Herve* , Kuhn*
10   Stay With Me (Patrick Pulsinger Remix) 7:37
    Remix - Patrick Pulsinger

Credits

Drums, Sampler - Michael Kuhn
Engineer [Additional Engineering] - Hans Kreuz (tracks: 1, 3)
Mastered By - Stefan Betke
Producer - Dakar & Grinser
Voice, Synthesizer [Synths] - Christian Kreuz
Written-By - Christian Kreuz (tracks: 1 to 6, 8 to 10)

Notes

℗ 1999 Disko B. LC 10402.
© 1999 Sup-Up-Records Mvlg.
Made in Germany.
EFA catalog#: EFA 29489-2
Barcode: 7 18752 94892 0
CD matrix: A0100294136-0101 14 A1
IFPI L554
IFPI 94X8


Issued in a 6-panel Digipak.
Catalog# incorrectly labelled as "db84cd" on back cover. Correct catalog# "db89cd" appears on spine of digipak.

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Rated 4/5
Review by scoundrel Apr 13, 2004
Dakar and Grinser’s album Are You Really Satisfied Now is where pop meets techno-clash. There’s a definite electro-clash sensibility, but it’s filtered through the techno stylings that Disko B is known for. Thus, while tracks like “Are You Really Satisfied Now?” and “Stay With Me” could almost get airplay on commercial radio stations (but not really), “I Wanna Be Your Dog” is a darker journey through the minefield of pop. The groove is never a problem, though -- the basslines throb and wicked acid sounds find their way through the album. “Jam the Suckers In” is a sweaty grinder, animalistic and raw. Miss Kittin makes a token electro-clash appearance on “Le Cha,” but really, the album belongs to Dakar & Grinser.