PQM* - You Are Sleeping (Remixes)
Label:
Catalog#:
YR104
Format:
2 x Vinyl, 12"
Country:
US
Released:
2003
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
Tech House
Tracklist
| A1 | You Are Sleeping (Dave From Dallas & DJ Redeye Dub Mix) | |||
|
Remix -
Dave From Dallas
,
DJ Redeye*
Remix [Credited To] - David Beard , Scott Canfield | ||||
| A2 | You Are Sleeping (Acapella) | |||
| B | You Are Sleeping (PQM Meets Luke Chable Vocal Pass) | |||
|
Remix -
Luke Chable
Remix, Producer [Additional] - PQM* | ||||
| C | You Are Sleeping (PQM Meets Luke Chable Dub Pass) | |||
|
Remix -
Luke Chable
Remix, Producer [Additional] - PQM* | ||||
| D | You Are Sleeping (Dave From Dallas & DJ Redeye Vocal Mix) | |||
|
Remix -
Dave From Dallas
,
DJ Redeye*
Remix [Credited To] - David Beard , Scott Canfield | ||||
Notes
Produced for Abducted Recordings & Nubian Cracker Productions.
Recorded at Nubian Cracker Sound Lab, NYC.
Contains a sample from "Hoes Gotta Eat Too" by DJ Xenamorph by courtesy of Abducted Recordings, NYC.
A1 & D remixed in Melbourne, Australia.
Manufactured and Distributed by Deep Dish Records.
It is possible that this release was repressed with tracks ordered differently.
Recorded at Nubian Cracker Sound Lab, NYC.
Contains a sample from "Hoes Gotta Eat Too" by DJ Xenamorph by courtesy of Abducted Recordings, NYC.
A1 & D remixed in Melbourne, Australia.
Manufactured and Distributed by Deep Dish Records.
It is possible that this release was repressed with tracks ordered differently.
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Reviews & Discussion
In my opinion, the Luke Chable Vocal Pass was one of the biggest progressive tunes of 2003.
The haunting beats combined with the vocals creates a monster tune, that destroys the dancefloor.
On a sidenote - I don't know if my copy of this doublepack is the only one - but the labels are completely fucked up. Not only are the sides flipped, but the labels are switched the discs in-between.
So what appears to be the A-side of vinyl 1 is actually the B-side of vinyl 2, and the other way round! Quite disturbing when mixing..
The haunting beats combined with the vocals creates a monster tune, that destroys the dancefloor.
On a sidenote - I don't know if my copy of this doublepack is the only one - but the labels are completely fucked up. Not only are the sides flipped, but the labels are switched the discs in-between.
So what appears to be the A-side of vinyl 1 is actually the B-side of vinyl 2, and the other way round! Quite disturbing when mixing..
"No Scratch, No Snatch"
Haunting lyrics, beautiful breaks, mindblowing music.. 5/5