Rhythm & Sound - See Mi Yah (Remixes)

Label:

Burial Mix

Catalog#:

BMXD-1

Format:

CD, Compilation

Country:

Germany

Released:

30 Jun 2006

Genre:

Electronic, Reggae

Style:

House, Dub, Techno, Drum n Bass, Experimental

Tracklist

1	Rhythm & Sound -	See Mi Version (Basic Reshape)	7:10	X
		Remix - Basic Channel
2	Rhythm & Sound w/ Paul St. Hilaire -	Free For All (Soundstream Remix)	5:47	X
		Remix - Soundstream* Vocals - Paul St. Hilaire
3	Rhythm & Sound w/ Ras Donovan & Ras Perez -	Let We Go (Villalobos Remix)	10:35	X
		Remix - Villalobos* Vocals - Ras Donovan , Ras Perez
4	Rhythm & Sound w/ Bobbo Shanti -	Poor People Must Work (Carl Craig Remix)	6:34	X
		Remix - Carl Craig Vocals - Bobbo Shanti
5	Rhythm & Sound w/ Walda Gabriel -	Boss Man (Tiki’s Pure Blue Remix)	3:53	X
		Remix - Tikiman Vocals - Walda Gabriel
6	Rhythm & Sound w/ Sugar Minott -	Let Jah Love Come (Sweet Substance Remix)	6:13	X
		Remix - Substance Vocals - Sugar Minott
7	Rhythm & Sound w/ Rod Of Iron -	Lightning Storm (François K. Remix)	6:58	X
		Remix - François K.* Vocals - Rod Of Iron
8	Rhythm & Sound w/ Freddy Mellow -	Truly (Vladislav Delay Remix)	6:39	X
		Remix - Vladislav Delay Vocals - Freddy Mellow
9	Rhythm & Sound w/ Koki -	Rise And Praise (Vainqueur Remix)	7:05	X
		Remix - Vainqueur Vocals - Koki
10	Rhythm & Sound w/ Jah Cotton -	Dem Never Know (Sleeparchive Remix)	5:52	X
		Remix - Sleeparchive Vocals - Jah Cotton
11	Rhythm & Sound w/ Willi Williams -	See Mi Yah (Hallucinator Remix)	7:17	X
		Remix - Hallucinator Vocals - Willi Williams

Notes

The CD version compiles the four See Mi Yah (Remixes) 12"s. Comes in Digipak.

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Review by monkeygra May 28, 2007 (edited over 2 years ago)

Here it is, the first remix album on Burial Mix. With a different remixer for each track with the tracks presented in reverse order of the original See Mi Yah album, I'm sure it's in good luck that the track order makes sense and flows well throughout the album (for instance, the Hallucinator remix is one of the louder ones and makes a good closing for the album).

Sure there are a few stinkers here that don't really add anything (Sweet Substance, François K, and Vladislav Delay remixes, which happen to all be in a row), but most the the remixers did great interpretations of the source material (particularly Villalobos, Vainqueur, and—of course—the Basic Reshape, done by the same duo that is Rhythm & Sound/Basic Channel).

Overall, quite a good album.