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Miles Davis - Panthalassa: The Remixes
Genre:
Jazz, Electronic
Style:
Breakbeat, Drum n Bass, Jazzdance
Year:
1999
Tracklist
Versions
| Title, Format | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Panthalassa: The Remixes (2xLP) | Columbia | COL 069897 1 | US | 1999 | |
| Panthalassa: The Remixes (12", Promo) | Columbia | MILES-04 | US | 1999 | |
| Panthalassa: The Remixes (2xLP) | Columbia | C2 69897 | US | 1999 | |
| Panthalassa: The Remixes (CD, Comp) | Columbia | CK 69897 | US | 1999 | |
| Panthalassa: The Remixes (CD, Promo) | Columbia | CSK 40650 | US | 1999 |
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Reviews & Discussion
referencing Panthalassa: The Remixes, CD, Comp, CK 69897
I think DJ Cam captured the essence of Miles Davis during this creative electronic inspired era of jazz music. Cam's underground Hip Hop, to me, is a perfect mesh with Miles' downtempo "In a Silent Way."
referencing Panthalassa: The Remixes, CD, Comp, CK 69897
A legend who constantly looked forward creatively rather than wallow in retrospection, there is no doubt Miles Davis would have been as enraptured by producer/bassist Bill Laswell's adept reworking of the legendary trumpeter's music on Panthalassa: The Music of Miles Davis 1969-1974 as he would have been on listening to Panthalassa - The Remixes, a new sonic adventure that takes Miles' timeless legacy into a new epoch.
referencing Panthalassa: The Remixes, CD, Comp, CK 69897
I don't like this over all. the only one who made Miles Davis look interesting is Bill Laswell. All other remixers treat him like usual house or dnb-music and don't give a fuck about the original Miles Davis. But there's more to "On The Corner" and "Bitches Brew".