Jesus Jones - Zeroes & Ones

Label:

Food

Catalog#:

12 FOOD 44

Format:

Vinyl, 12", 45 RPM, Single

Country:

Released:

1993

Genre:

Electronic

Style:

Breakbeat, Electro, IDM

Tracklist

A1	Zeroes And Ones (The Prodigy Versus Jesus Jones Mix)	5:41
	Producer, Remix [Credited To] - Liam Howlett Remix - Prodigy, The
A2	Zeroes And Ones (Central Nervous System Mix)	4:34
	Remix - Andy Ross (4) , Mike Edwards
A3	Zeroes And Ones	3:24
B1	Zeroes And Ones (Aphex Twin Reconstruction (1) Mix)	7:59
	Remix - Aphex Twin
B2	Zeroes And Ones (Aphex Twin Reconstruction (2) Mix)	5:50
	Remix - Aphex Twin

Credits

Engineer - Richard Norris*
Engineer [Mix Engineer] - Mike "Spike" Drake
Engineer, Producer - Warne Livesey
Written-By - Mike Edwards

Notes

On vinyl label release title is referred to as 'Zeroes And Ones'.

Track A1: Remix produced at Earthbound Studios.
All tracks published by EMI Music Publishing Ltd.
℗ 1993 The Copyright in this sound recording is owned by Food Records under exclusive licence to EMI Records Ltd.

STEREO
Runout A-side: 12 FOOD 44 A-1-1-1
Runout B-side: 12 FOOD 44 B-1-1-1 PRO Ltd 500
Accurate Catalog#: 12 FOOD 44

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Review by Matt-THE-Geeza Apr 12, 2008

Coming from someone who owns this release in both CD and Vinyl format; I much prefer the latter. The CD I found hard to get into (even The Prodigy Versus Jesus Jones Mix), which personally was the reason for buying it. However, listening to the vinyl release; after adding a little extra treble it produces a much warmer, more pleasant sound (firstly from the bass and secondly from the analogue technology - it's old yeah, but tried and tested technology!!). I even got into the Central Nervous System Mix, which took me back to my childhood musical roots: INDIE! This Prodigy remix grows on me the more I listen to it, but it is certainly not the strongest of Liam’s work.

I have heard Liam didn’t think much of his remix for The Time Frequency on their release "EP". "Retribution 93" (The Prodigy Meets TTF) was the mix he apparently disliked, but personally I rate it higher than this release because I love the faster pounding techno and hardcore breaks!

The Prodigy / Liam Howlett has astonishing rhythm and production skills that are hard, near impossible to rival. The rest of the gang help give the group an image and wicked live vibe! You simply can’t beat it!