Label:	U-Cover
Catalog#:	u-cover 013
Format:	CD, Album, Digipak
Country:	Belgium
Released:	Dec 2002
Genre:	Electronic
Style:	IDM, Ambient
Credits:	Artwork By - Koen Lybaert Artwork By [Design] - Bombthedot
Notes:	Many thanks to everyone involved. No track names are given. Artist names make up the tracklisting.
Rating:	4.4/5 (16 votes) Rate It
Submitted by:	phonok
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Tracklisting:

1		Untitled (Kettel Remix) (4:25)
		Remix - Kettel
2		Untitled (Cosmic Connection Remix) (4:45)
		Remix - Cosmic Connection
3		Untitled (Mambotour Remix) (5:14)
		Remix - Mambotur
4		Untitled (Loess Remix) (7:02)
		Remix - Loess
5		Untitled (Alejandra And Underwood Remix) (2:19)
		Remix - Alejandra And Underwood
6		Untitled (Sense Remix) (5:58)
		Remix - Sense
7		Untitled (ADN Remix) (7:03)
		Remix - ADN
8		Untitled (File 538 Remix) (6:53)
		Remix - File 538
9		Untitled (Scanner Remix) (4:53)
		Remix - Scanner
10		Untitled (The Buddy System Remix) (6:06)
		Remix - Buddy System, The
11		Untitled (DJ Godfather Remix) (3:54)
		Remix - DJ Godfather

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User Reviews:

aplz, Nov 11, 2005

This specific album did not get alot of attention, nor did Part Two. Reason being its a remix album, and most people avoid those. However, this is a collection of some of the most beautiful compositions of music ever.

Built upon unreleased, untitled Ontayso tracks, U-Cover proposed a remix project. Various U-Cover artists took part, and as the title states, re-mixed, re-worked, re-constructed, and re-invented it all from the ground up.

The result? Pure bliss. Everything from lovley ambience, subtle piano driven tracks, rythmic techy stuff, really minimal stuff, dubby, etc etc. It is quite a diverse album, allowing each of the selected artists to show off what they can do. The album starts off slow and progressively builds up as each minute passes.

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