Tosca – Souvenirs

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Genre:	Electronic, Jazz
Style:	Soul-Jazz, Downtempo, Dub, Trip Hop
Year:	2006

Tracklist

		John Lee Huber (Burnt Friedman Mix)	5:40
		Superrob (Frost & Wagner Mix)	4:59
		Heidi Bruehl (Plant Life's Love Philosophy Remix)	5:11
		Rondo Acapricio (DSL Mix)	5:26
		The Big Sleep (Señor Coconut Mix)	4:33
		Zueri (Lindstrom & Prins Thomas Nordic Flavour Mix)	4:59
		Superrob (Henrik Schwarz Mix)	4:46
		John Lee Huber (Rodney Hunter Mix)	4:08
		Pyjama (Stereotyp Mix #1)	4:52
		Heidi Bruehl (Makossa & Megablast Mix)	5:20
		Pyjama (Stereotyp Need No PJ's Mix)	5:55
		Superrob (Haaksman & Haaksman Mix)	4:13
		Naschkatze (AGF Katzengedanken)	4:01
		Souvenir By Tosca	0:09
		Forte (Urbs Mix)	3:45
		Damentag (Madrid De Los Austrias Mix)	4:45

Credits (6)

Joshua
Artwork By [Drawing]
Wolfram Wiedner
Design
Bo Kondren
Mastered By
Markus Rössle
Photography By
Richard Dorfmeister
Written-By, Producer
Rupert Huber
Written-By, Producer

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Image	,	–			In Your Collection, Wantlist, or Inventory	Version Details	Data Quality
	Souvenirs CD, Album, Promo	G-Stone Recordings – GSPR024	Austria	2005	Austria — 2005	Recently Edited
	Souvenirs CD, Album	G-Stone Recordings – GSCD024	Austria	2006	Austria — 2006	Recently Edited
	Souvenirs 2×LP, Album	G-Stone Recordings – GSLP024	Europe	2006	Europe — 2006
	Souvenirs CD, Album, JEWEL	ООО ПАР Медиа Мьюзик – ZZ-06GP0001996	Russia	2006	Russia — 2006	New Submission
	Souvenirs CD	G-Stone Recordings – GSCD024	Europe		Europe	New Submission

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Reviews

Guill Nov 25, 2011
Edited 11 years ago
referencing Souvenirs (CD, Album, Promo) GSPR024
Track 14 is a 9 second souvenir from Tosca.9 seconds of...silence.
FLuViRuS Nov 17, 2006
Edited 17 years ago
referencing Souvenirs (CD, Album) GSCD024
Fans of "Opera" and "Suzuki", run. With 3 or 4 saving graces, the miasma of dance styles from this CD is bland, tasteless, and at times, revolting. Here's a run through of selected tracks, good and bad:-

Track 1 - Irritating twangs, with an angry Theo Altenberg threatening the listener "I'll fuck your brain out" and a constipated bassline that's supposed to inspire fear. Oh please.

Track 2 - Reggae-style, sung by Earl Zinger (aka Rob Gallagher). At the low bpm, his raspy voice makes me want to slit my throat.

Track 3 - Gorgeous female vocals, set against a stylish, trippy, shuffling beat. Wonderful chill out music, remniscent of "Suzuki".

Track 4 - A suitably quirky Rondo replete with chromatic scales that cascade out-of-tune and a mischievous guitar refrain that also threatens to spill onto wrong keys clumsily. The playful "off"-sounding chords poke fun at the by-now-familiar voiceover of a certain "Lin Sin Sin" from Singapore, mocking the typical Singaporean's pronunciation and grammar.

Track 5 - Playful and delightful, light as soufflé, Senor Coconut lulls and intoxicates the listener on a sunny Fantasy Island surrounded with coconut trees, piña coladas, and beautiful people.

Track 6 - This track starts off promisingly enough with an Ibiza-in-sunset guitar tune, only to be marred by a needlessly heavy-going bassline which royally messes up the track.

Track 11 - Revolting. Ms Sandra Kurzweil (WHO?) sings like a fierce drag-queen repeatedly: "You can leave your PJ at hooooommmmmme" to beats that Club 69's Peter Rahoufer have long utilized to exhaustion. It just sounds sad now.

Track 14 - 9 seconds of dead silence. John Cage had a point to make. What's Tosca's excuse?

Even Henrik Schwarz of "Marvin" and "Chicago" fame could not rescue "Superrob" as he merely mixed downtempo beats to the tacky western-cowboy harmonica solo. Neither could the otherwise respectable Madrid De Los Austrias team on Damentag with cheesy lyrics ("Protect the AR-DAH"? No, THUNK-YA!)

I don't know about you, but I'm bringing my PJs to any party remotely related to this CD.