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Marshall Jefferson vs Noosa Heads Mushrooms Salt City Remix

Marshall Jefferson vs. Noosa Heads - Mushrooms

Genre:
Electronic
Style:
Progressive House, House, Tech House
Year:
1996

Tracklist

Mushrooms 9:58
Follow The Beat 7:23

Versions

Title, FormatLabelCat#CountryYear
Mushrooms (12") Soap Records SOAP 008 Germany 1996
Mushrooms (12") Airtight AIR 002 UK 1998
Mushrooms (12") Soap Records SOAP 011 Germany 1999
Mushrooms (12") Airtight AIR 011 UK 2001
Mushrooms (File, MP3) Plastic City History PLAXX07-8 Germany 2007
Mushrooms (Remixes) (5xFile, MP3) Plastic City History PLAXX22-8 Germany 2008
Mushrooms (12") Soap Records SOAP 013.1 Germany 2008
Mushrooms (12") Soap Records SOAP 013.2 Germany 2008
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Reviews & Discussion

Review by thacidisaster Apr 10, 2007 (edited over 2 years ago)

referencing Mushrooms, 12", AIR 002

What a track! We have the perfect chugging beats and this occasion indescribable sound that takes the track up to the next level and just keeps going higher. All throughout the track is a guy telling the story of the first (and only) time he ever took mushrooms. Love it. One of my best tracks of that year. I remember thinking 'why is everybody listening to that electroclash crap when there are tunes out there like this'. I suppose the masses are into a quick, easy fix. Fashion eh!
Rated 5/5
Review by andyman5 Jul 01, 2006 (edited over 3 years ago)

referencing Mushrooms, 12", AIR 011

It's the Mazi mix yer after. Just a genius record that is deep and techy and spacey all at the same time, the kind of record that sounds and feels like drugs and you wish would never end...Next thing you know we were playin' tongue hockey.
Review by djpascaldesjardins May 28, 2004

referencing Mushrooms, 12", AIR 002

This record is such an interesting concept of spoken word prose, cool organic house beats and overall tripiness. Combine them all together and you have one of the tripiest tracks since The Irresistable Forces "Spiritual High". Nowhere does the late Dr.Timothy Leary's phrase of "Turn On Tune In & Drop Out" ring true to this record here!
Review by stewwaman Mar 07, 2004

referencing Mushrooms, 12", AIR 011

"I almost felt like I didn't have any feet!"
Mazi (Audio Soul Project) takes it harder and funkier, and throws in some great flanged dropouts at choice moments in the sample. It's a Bill and Ted-type dude giving it a "beautiful" spiel about his first and only time on mushrooms. In the wrong hands, this idea could easily have ended with cheesy or predictable results, but this one hits the spot big time with numerous memorable lines. Up there with Preacher Man for quotability.