Tracklist
| A | Untitled | |||
| B1 | Untitled | |||
| B2 | Untitled |
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| Title, Format | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Le Fusion (12", W/Lbl) | Cajual Records | CAJ 226 | US | 1995 |
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Pistachios
Mar 10, 2012
Side A is a demented, double-bass fuelled house jam with a seriously solid kick. Yet more gold on Cajual. I love this label!
This is the typical wry Gemini darkness, a _jackin'_ track that kind of reminds me of DJ 78's "Action 78"- big kick, lots of swing.
There's a seemingly trashed French guy supplying the vocals- drawling on kind of nonsensically ("Allo, oui, ma maman, mon papa..."), going on about "Le Fusion" and repeating "Paris-Chicago, Paris- Chicago" just before an evil laugh that makes the track. One of my favorites off Cajual.
There's a seemingly trashed French guy supplying the vocals- drawling on kind of nonsensically ("Allo, oui, ma maman, mon papa..."), going on about "Le Fusion" and repeating "Paris-Chicago, Paris- Chicago" just before an evil laugh that makes the track. One of my favorites off Cajual.
Absolutely slamming Chicago house with supercool live percussion, funky double bass loops and manic organ. Frantic French vocals and comic laughter - totally bizarre and unique. Great to discover house music with real character!
Track 2 has a nice deep house groove with frighteningly syncopated organ chords, like they broke the quantisation in a cool way.
Track 3 is more mellow after all the mayhem.
Track 2 has a nice deep house groove with frighteningly syncopated organ chords, like they broke the quantisation in a cool way.
Track 3 is more mellow after all the mayhem.
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