Nookie – The Sound Of Music

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		The Sound Of Music (Original Mix)	4:42
		Tribal Dance	5:41
		A Drum, A Bass & A Piano	4:57
		Only You	5:19
		Khaos (A.A.S. Mix)	5:20
		Drummer Of Doom (Cloud Nine Remix)	5:25
		Give A Little Love (94 Lick)	6:19
		Your Wildest Dreams	6:07
		T-Tree	5:07
		Gonna Let U Go	5:45
		Sound Of Music (Foul Play Remix)	7:33

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Image	,	–			In Your Collection, Wantlist, or Inventory	Version Details	Data Quality
	The Sound Of Music CD, Album	Selector – SEL 5	Belgium	1995	Belgium — 1995
	The Sound Of Music CD, Album	Reinforced Records – RIVET CD 05	UK	1995	UK — 1995
	The Sound Of Music 2×LP, Album	Reinforced Records – RIVET LP 005	UK	1995	UK — 1995
	The Sound Of Music Cassette, Album, Green Tape	Reinforced Records – RIVET MC 005	UK	1995	UK — 1995
	The Sound Of Music 2×LP, Album, White Label	Reinforced Records – RIVET LP 005	UK	1995	UK — 1995
	The Sound Of Music Cassette, Album, Unofficial Release	CD Club – ES 3942	Ukraine	1997	Ukraine — 1997	New Submission
	The Sound Of Music 11×File, WAV, Album	Reinforced Records – RIVET DA005	UK	2008	UK — 2008

lillam Apr 4, 2020
referencing The Sound Of Music (2×LP, Album) RIVET LP 005
Which is the original 12 that has Sound of Music on it please? Cant find it for the life of me
dlb Mar 11, 2020
referencing The Sound Of Music (2×LP, Album) RIVET LP 005
Worth it alone for the 94 lick of Give a little love and the amazing Foul play mix of sound of music. Great compilation of some of Nookies finest work on reinforced.
Risingson Nov 29, 2012
referencing The Sound Of Music (CD, Album) RIVET CD 05
I've always considered this as a twin brother to Omni Trio's first compilation(s), as the ingredients are exactly the same: oldschool use of samples, distorted diva vocals, pianos, pianos, more pianos, basses, and many remixes that feel a bit "filler" in the album. Anyway, "Sound of Music" is a great couple to "Renegade Snares (Foul Play remix)" from Omni Trio, and there are good touches, like the, er, tribal ones in "Tribal Dance", and I don't know you, but I love the piano overdose here. It is also nice to listen to it in 2011/2012, as all the oldschool thing and sampling is being used that much by current UK producers as the next (or last?) best thing... and this is still better than any of the current efforts. A bit repetitive in structures and samples, yes, but anyway.

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