Tracklist
Versions
| Title, Format | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Director's Cut (CD, Album, Dig) | NovaMute | NoMu 107 CD | Europe | 2003 | |
| Director's Cut (2xLP) | NovaMute | NoMu 107 LP | UK | 2003 | |
| Director's Cut (CD) | NovaMute | NovaMute 3077-2 | US | 2003 | |
| Director's Cut (CD, Album, Promo) | NovaMute | MUSDJ 137-2 | US | 2003 |
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Reviews & Discussion
referencing Director's Cut, CD, Album, Dig, NoMu 107 CD
Great blend of techy breaks and dancehall attitude, but with deep house sensibilities, a sense of humour, and all brilliantly produced. Great noises. Standout tracks are Moveup, Inflight and Grind.
referencing Director's Cut, CD, NovaMute 3077-2
Si Begg continues his worldwide electronic funk assault, this time under his own name. With Director’s Cut, he shoots straight for the dancefloor and hits a bull’s-eye with all targets down. The majority of the tracks are bleepy and groovy in a way that would make Herbie Hancock proud, but “Grind” almost manages to have an organic feel to it. Begg also invites vocalists for this project and not just lame MCs, either. There’s a definite dearth of good female MCs, but Miss MC on “Buss” does an outstanding job of getting booties shaking. The three MCs on “Moveup” aren’t quite as exciting, but they do the job. The tracks towards the end of the album lose a bit of steam, but most will still get the floor moving. You just can’t stop the funk.