Basement Jaxx – Kish Kash

Genre:	Electronic
Style:	Leftfield, Breakbeat, UK Garage
Year:	2003

Tracklist

		Good Luck	4:42
		Right Here's The Spot	4:24
		Benjilude	0:10
		Lucky Star	4:31
		Petrilude	0:10
		Supersonic	5:24
		Plug It In	4:51
		Cosmolude	0:55
		If I Ever Recover	3:22
		Cish Cash	4:19
		Tonight	4:02
		Hot 'N Cold	4:00
		Living Room	2:25
		Feels Like Home	7:27

Credits (15)

Wil Malone
Arranged By
Felix Buxton
Artwork
Wil Malone
Conductor
Mike Marsh
Mastered By
Basement Jaxx
Producer, Mixed By
Campbell*
Written-By

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Image	,	–			In Your Collection, Wantlist, or Inventory	Version Details	Data Quality
	Kish Kash CD, Album Sonopress	XL Recordings – XLCD174	UK	2003	UK — 2003	Recently Edited
	Kish Kash CD, Album	Astralwerks – ASW 93878, Astralwerks – 7243 593878 2 6	US	2003	US — 2003	Recently Edited
	Kish Kash 2×LP, Album	XL Recordings – XLLP 174	UK	2003	UK — 2003	Recently Edited
	Kish Kash CD, Album, Copy Protected, Promo	XL Recordings – XLCDP174	UK	2003	UK — 2003	Recently Edited
	Kish Kash 2×LP, Album	Astralwerks – ASW 93878, Astralwerks – 7243 593878 1 9	US	2003	US — 2003
	Kish Kash CD, Promo, Album	Astralwerks – ASW 18116	US	2003	US — 2003
	Kish Kash CD, Album	Sum Records (2) – 2815-2	Argentina	2003	Argentina — 2003	Recently Edited
	Kish Kash CD, Album	Sonic Records (2) – SON187	Poland	2003	Poland — 2003	Recently Edited
	Kish Kash CD, Album	XL Recordings – XLCD174, Remote Control – XLCD174	Australia & New Zealand	2003	Australia & New Zealand — 2003
	Kish Kash CD, Album, Promo	XL Recordings – SRCP-366	Japan	2003	Japan — 2003	Recently Edited
	Kish Kash CD, Album	Sum Records (2) – 2815-2, Sum Records (2) – AF0001500	Brazil	2003	Brazil — 2003	Recently Edited
	Kish Kash CD, Album	XL Recordings – XLCD174	Canada	2003	Canada — 2003	Recently Edited
	Kish Kash CD, Album	XL Recordings – XLCD174, Playground Music Scandinavia – XLCD174	Scandinavia	2003	Scandinavia — 2003	Recently Edited
	Kish Kash CD, Album	XL Recordings – ROD9209	Hong Kong	2003	Hong Kong — 2003	Recently Edited
	Kish Kash CD, Album	Союз – XLCD 174, XL Recordings – XLCD 174	Russia	2003	Russia — 2003	Recently Edited
	Kish Kash CD, Album	XL Recordings – SRCP-366	Japan	2003	Japan — 2003
	Kish Kash CD, Album, Unofficial Release	EMI (2) – OL 3018	Russia	2003	Russia — 2003	New Submission
	Kish Kash CD, Album	XL Recordings – XLCD174	UK	2003	UK — 2003	Recently Edited
	Kish Kash Cassette	XL Recordings – RR 11851003	Indonesia	2003	Indonesia — 2003	New Submission
	Kish Kash CDr, Album, Promo	Not On Label (Basement Jaxx) – none	US	2003	US — 2003	New Submission
	Kish Kash CD, Album	XL Recordings – CDJUST 002, Just Music (7) – CDJUST 002	South Africa	2003	South Africa — 2003	New Submission

Reviews

DeadcityDerek Jul 11, 2022
referencing Kish Kash (2×LP, Album) XLLP 174
✊⭐️🙌Honestly dizzee has one of the best grime tracks imo on this album !! Lucky Star ⭐️
mattcymru2021 Jul 31, 2021
referencing Kish Kash (CD, Album, Sonopress) XLCD174
really cool album, which even though it got a grammy, didnt seem to sell much?
deejsasqui Mar 24, 2004
referencing Kish Kash (CD, Album) ASW 93878
This album, while full of dance tunes, seems to be aimed at the home audience. There aren't any really long tracks, and you can listen to the album straight through, and it flows, versus albums which seem to be cobbled together from singles.

In addition to the Jaxx usual style of bouncy house tracks, If I Ever Recover and Feels Like Home add thoroughly melancholy tunes to their repertoire, showing the duo don't just want you to move your arse, but also get emotional.
scoundrel Mar 9, 2004
referencing Kish Kash (CD, Album) ASW 93878
You have to admire the “kitchen sink” aesthetic of Basement Jaxx: Kish Kash shows no sign of abandoning their habit of throwing all sort of musical influences into a blender and pouring whatever comes out. Here, Arabic horns meets rap on “Lucky Star”; Southern roots gospel meets funky house on “Supersonic.” Again, as with their earlier album, the blend isn’t completely smooth; a few lumps (like “Living Room“) are produced now and then. Their love for punk shines through on Kish Kash more than ever: “Cish Cash,” with Siouxsie Sioux on vocals, is its own genre: house-thrash. Even if they’re not always successful with all their songs, Basement Jaxx is always interesting, which is more than you can say about a majority of popular house acts.
JoeyJeremiah Nov 2, 2003
referencing Kish Kash (CD, Album, Sonopress) XLCD174
Just bought this last week and played it out heaps already.

Kish Kash is such an inventive record: great songwriting coupled with completely bent production. It's like Squarepusher fucking the Destiny's Child girls one by one at a house party in Brixton...

Ah well, it's the only dance album that has charted in Australia since god knows when, so for that alone, good on em, tha little blighters!