AnotherLateNight [Import]

1. Fly Me to the Moon - Groove Armada

2. Lovin' Me [Dubtribe Mix] - BRS

3. Work It Out [Underwater Trumpet Mix]

4. Java Jam - Tim "Love" Lee

5. Breathe - Open Door

6. Tonight

7. Ya Playin' Yaself - Jeru the Damaja

8. Memory - Roy Ayers

9. Miura - Metro Area

10. Raise the Dead [Love from San Francisco Dub]

11. Standing in the Rain - Don Ray

12. Don't Cry -- It's Only the Rhythm - Grace Jones

13. Strawberry Letter 23 - Shuggie Otis

14. Truth N' Time - Al Green

15. Let It Go [Groove Armada's Country House Remix] - The Pharcyde, Rae & Christian

16. Can You Feel It - Mr. Fingers

17. Day Dreaming - Aretha Franklin

18. Feel the Vibe

19. Peepshow

Editorial Reviews

Product Description
Another great selection of late night tunes compiled by Groove Armada. Subtitled 'Symphonic Tall Stories For The Small Hours'. 19 tracks, Groove Armada 'Fly Me To the Moon', BRS 'Lovin' Me', SG4 Project 'Work It Out' (Underwater Trumpet Mix), Tim 'Love' Lee 'Java Jam', Open Door 'Breathe', Kleeer 'Tonight', Jeru the Damaja 'Yo Playin' Yo'self' (acapella), Roy Ayers 'The Memory', Metro Area 4 'Muria', Kimbu Kimra 'Raise the Dead' (Love From San Francisco dub), Don Ray 'Standing In the Rain', Grace Jones 'Don't Cry - It's Only Rhythm', Shuggie Otis 'Strawberry Letter 23', Al Green 'Truth 'n' Time', Rae & Christian feat. The Pharcyde 'Let It Go' (Groove Armada Country House remix), Mr. Fingers 'Can You Feel It', Aretha Franklin 'Day Dreaming' Loose Ends 'Feel The Vibe' & Sir Patrick Moore 'Peepshow'. Slipcase.

Tracks:

Can't Get Up If You Can't Get Down - Band of the US Navy Liberation Forces,
Tomcat - Muddy Waters
Slippin' into Darkness - Ramsey Lewis
Taboo - Santana
Funky - The Chambers Brothers
Same Brown Earth - Latin Playboys
I'm Her Daddy - Bill Withers
Funkiest Man Alive - Rufus Thomas
Euphrates - The Main Ingredient
One More Time - Cymande
Web - Hampton Hawes
Viva Tirado - El Chicano
Is It Because I'm Black - Syl Johnson
Vitamin C - Can
Summer Song - Ronnie Foster
Come Together - Tommy Guerrero
Peepshow, Pts. 2 and 3

Album Description

Fifth installment in the popular series. Compiled by the renowned beat specialist & all round skate culture dude Tommy Guerrero. As is befits a man of Tom's stature his musical pickings are nothing less than ripe. There's plenty of soul in here from the likes of Bill Withers & Rufus Thomas as well as true-born blues (Muddy Waters) & funk (Main Ingredient). As is traditional, the host contributes a track (a cover of 'Come Together', exclusive to this release) & there's a spoken word piece, handled remarkably by none other than Sir Patrick Moore. Slipcase. 17 tracks. 2002. Azuli.

Album Details

You Know the Script by Now, Having Sold Over 140,000 Units Throughout the "Another Late Night" Series the Formula is Proven. Taking the Listener on a Laid Back Journey Through their Musical Inspirations, the Series Has Encompassed Some of the Greatest Producers of the Last 20 Years. Each Album features a Cover Version Produced Exclusively for the Project by the Compilers Themselves and a Spoken Word Story, which in this Case is Read by None Other Than Sir Patrick Moore.

Customer Reviews:

Great Compilation.......2005-10-20

Tommy guerrero's music is full of good vibes. It's nice to hear some of his influences. I only wish he would have done a samba version of "paperhouse".

Great choices = Great compilation.......2004-08-25

You need this disc in your collection. One of the greatest compilations out there; certainly the best of the `AnotherLateNight' series.

Old-school skateboarding hero turned down-tempo music maker/guitarist Tommy Guerrero really exposes much of his influences on this tasty collection. Classic blues, funk, soul & rock selections make this `Late Night' a very warm experience and overall, an extremely enjoyable listen. Standouts include Muddy Waters `Tomcat', Main Ingredient `Euphrates', and the incredible `Is it Because I'm Black' by the great Syl Johnson.

I stumbled across this disc over a year ago, and I probably listen to it even more now than before. Fans of music: do your ears, heart, & soul a favor.. pick this one up. Highly recommended.

Enlightened.......2004-01-17

I hardly ever write reviews but I was astonished when I found out this album has none. So here is mine: buy it. As far as I am concerned, this is the best cd of the Another Late Night series. Tarantino vibes and beyond. Return it to me if you don't like it.
Word up.

Tracks:

Copenhagen Claimin' Respect - The Boulevard Connection
Come On - Joshua
Put That On My Momma (LP Mix) - Riton
Introlude - Dubble D
100 Million Ways - Nash
Straight No Filter (Only Child Remix) - Fumi
Take Ya Time - Zum
Four (4X3) (Mr. Scruff Remix) - Capoeira Twins
I Pink I'm Going Squezy - Bushy Vs. Sonic Boo
Roll Call - Pablo
Got To Be Me (Timezone Dub) - H2O
Strudel Strut - Aromadozeski Therapy
Samba (Rae & Christian Remix) - Faze Action
Flashlight - Rae & Christian
Mary Jane - Rick James
California Dreamin' - Jose Feliciano

Amazon.com

Given the success of their own groove-laden approach, Rae & Christian are the most obvious choices so far for contributors to the Anotherlatenight series. As they have previously collaborated with the likes of soul legend Bobby Womack, it's little surprise that vintage funk is their main focus. Starting with the imposing horns of Trendsetter's "Heavy Worker," every move from sleazy disco (Joshua's "Come On") to Latin boogaloos (Aromadozeski Therapy's "Strudel Strut") via easy downtempo (Riton's "Put That On My Momma") and high-tech electro (Mr. Scruff's mix of Capoeira Twins' "Four") is covered with panache. It all rounds up in a glorious climax, as flamenco guitarist Jose Feliciano picks his way through an aching cover of the Mamas and the Papas classic "California Dreaming." With so much funk and so many breakbeats on display, this third installment of Anotherlatenight is as much a gift to disillusioned hip-hop heads as it is dance-floor-weary clubbers in search of something stylish to unwind to. Low-slung and willfully eclectic, it's also every inch a Rae & Christian album. --Dan Gennoe

Customer Reviews:

Aptly titled "Anotherlatenight".......2004-08-22

Fancy yourself a hipster? then plug this into your sound system and let your hips do the talkin'. Rhythms that shake your soul and transcend "dullism" to "Vivaism"... gather the "it" crowd, throw back a few quenchers "and get it ON"... no club cravings here! the place to be is your place if you have this CD.

Rae & Christian blend this album "magically" taking you on a mind expanding journey of 'hip, trip and old school infused tracks', it has enough "housee" beats to keep the tempo away from loungin' until "suggestively" the bed comes a callin' or the hormones come a knockin'

Check it out! All you "city lovin' hipsters"

Real downtempo chill out music.......2003-01-28

I'll make it simple. You want cool beats, something you can easily swing your hips to or keep your head bobbing... this is it. I play it in my car and just cruise. After a long night out at the clubs, it's great for the drive home or for when you get back and you can't sleep yet. Chills you out, relaxes you, but definitely keeps your interest with a great selection of songs. You can tell they really planned out the progression because it's a little more uptempo towards the beginning but slowly chills out towards the end, leaving you with a good, relaxed feeling.

nice!.......2002-11-01

put simply this one gets you schmoovin'
For some very funky late nights...............

5 starts to 3.14159 power...holy smokes this is a good cd.......2002-10-08

like the reviewer who is probably above me said, i think i am a better person for having listened to this album. oh my god. i just downloaded this (tsk tsk)and have just listened to it 3 times straight. i am now on my way to buy this album and support these artists. this is no joke one of the most beautiful pieces of music i've ever heard assembled. MY GOD the california dreaming version on this album is so fantastic. please do your life a favor and purchase this cd. it's so very very very beautiful.

This album is amazing...........2002-06-20

Simply put, this album is ridiculously good. As mentioned by the above review, I can't even count how many people have heard me playing this album and asked me "Who IS this?" It's amazing. Get it, and once you've digested and become completely addicted, check out their latest release/resissue "Mixer Presents: Rewind." Equally as enthralling and mind blowing. What would I do without Rae and Christian...?

Average customer rating:

So hard to find in stores, but the Best ANOTHERLATENIGHT compilation.
Brilliant Urban Sound
Mixed mixes

AnotherLateNight
Zero 7
Manufacturer: Late Night Tales
ProductGroup: Music
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ASIN: B000A1INH6
Release Date: 2005-10-04

Tracks:

Sunrays - Yesterdays New Quintet
Real Eyes - Quasimoto
Witness (One Hope) [Walworth RD Rockers Dub] - Roots Manuva
Jealousy - Slum Village
Channel 1 Suite - The Cinematic Orchestra
Christine Bonilla - Joy Zipper
Ghost Ship in a Storm - Jim O'Rourke
'93 'Til Infinity - Souls of Mischief, Souls of Mischief
Pra Manha - Da Lata
Bonnie and Clyde [Herbert's Fred and Ginger Mix] - Serge Gainsbourg
Happiness [Ashley Beedle's West Coast Mix] - Shawn Lee
You Can't Turn Me Away - Sylvia Striplin
Loving You, Holding You - Don Blackman
Cool Out - M. Hawkins, L. Hutson, L. Hutson
Truth and Rights - Zero 7
People Make the World Go Round - The Stylistics

Album Description

Simultaneously old and new, string-driven and dubby, Zero 7 skillfully blends the likes of Don Blackman, Souls of Mischief, Sylvia Striplin, Serge Gainsbourg, and The Stylistics.

Customer Reviews:

So hard to find in stores, but the Best ANOTHERLATENIGHT compilation........2006-08-18

This is my favorite CD. I bought it in france about 4 or 5 yrs ago and accidently misplaced it. I then couldn't find it in any stores and even Itunes didn't have it. :(
Thanks to Amazon for shipping me the best electro Trip-hop any has ever made.

Brilliant Urban Sound.......2006-04-27

I couldn't disagree more with the review below. The title reads literally. This is another late night and the dudes put together this incredible collection of modern music, unlike anything I've heard. I would never ever in 1000 years compare Zero7 with Snow Patrol, who is also a favorite band of mine. I would not label the middle part as "triphop" . It's URBAN music, ANOTHER LATE NIGHT. I love it.

Mixed mixes.......2005-10-04

Zero 7 has mixed results in their "favorites" compulation, a part of the "Another Late Night" series. Compiled here are several excellent trip-hop tunes, and several similarly good hip-hop tunes. Unfortunately, the two are mashed together in a none-too-pleasant manner.

It starts off on a suitably mellow note with Yesterday's New Quintet, and all seems to be going well for a short time. Then the Quasimoto "Real Eyes" comes in. Don't get me wrong -- it's a wonderful song, and an excellent musical choice. But placed directly after the laid-back trippiness of Quintet's "Sunrays," it comes across as surreally harsh.

After that comes a stretch of more gritty hip-hop, followed by some tripped-out jazz and mellow Joy Zippers, and... more hip-hop, sprinkled with electronica here and there. It ends on a softer note with a trippy cover by the Stylistics, and a song by Zero 7 themselves.

Unlike bands like Snow Patrol and the Flaming Lips, don't expect Zero 7's mix CD to be full of music that shaped their sound. Because there's very little resemblance between, say, Quasimoto and Zero 7's sounds. Both are enjoyable, but there's literally no resemblance at all.

But the problem with Zero 7's "Another Late Night" is not so much the songs selected, but the way they are presented. It seems like Zero 7 simply chose a bunch of songs they liked, and tossed them onto a CD willy-nilly. As a result, they lurch from one musical style to another, and none of the songs flatter one another.

Had the assorted songs been rearranged, Zero 7's entry in the "Another Late Night" series could have been excellent listening. As it is, it's an uncomfortable tangle of different musical styles.

Average customer rating:

Can't get any better!
they deliver, again
Different moods on different listenings
Very Fine for a genre I usaully avoid.
If you like the "N" word......be my guest..........

AnotherLateNight
Groove Armada
Manufacturer: Azul Music Brazil
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000065V4V
Release Date: 2002-06-10

Tracks:

Fly Me to the Moon - Groove Armada
Lovin' Me [Dubtribe Mix] - BRS
Work It Out [Underwater Trumpet Mix]
Java Jam - Tim "Love" Lee
Breathe - Open Door
Tonight
Ya Playin' Yaself - Jeru the Damaja
Memory - Roy Ayers
Miura - Metro Area
Raise the Dead [Love from San Francisco Dub]
Standing in the Rain - Don Ray
Don't Cry -- It's Only the Rhythm - Grace Jones
Strawberry Letter 23 - Shuggie Otis
Truth N' Time - Al Green
Let It Go [Groove Armada's Country House Remix] - The Pharcyde, Rae & Christian
Can You Feel It - Mr. Fingers
Day Dreaming - Aretha Franklin
Feel the Vibe
Peepshow

Album Description

Another great selection of late night tunes compiled by Groove Armada. Subtitled 'Symphonic Tall Stories For The Small Hours'. 19 tracks, Groove Armada 'Fly Me To the Moon', BRS 'Lovin' Me', SG4 Project 'Work It Out' (Underwater Trumpet Mix), Tim 'Love' Lee 'Java Jam', Open Door 'Breathe', Kleeer 'Tonight', Jeru the Damaja 'Yo Playin' Yo'self' (acapella), Roy Ayers 'The Memory', Metro Area 4 'Muria', Kimbu Kimra 'Raise the Dead' (Love From San Francisco dub), Don Ray 'Standing In the Rain', Grace Jones 'Don't Cry - It's Only Rhythm', Shuggie Otis 'Strawberry Letter 23', Al Green 'Truth 'n' Time', Rae & Christian feat. The Pharcyde 'Let It Go' (Groove Armada Country House remix), Mr. Fingers 'Can You Feel It', Aretha Franklin 'Day Dreaming' Loose Ends 'Feel The Vibe' & Sir Patrick Moore 'Peepshow'. Slipcase.

Album Details

A Swaggering Steady on Slice of Old Grooves that Sound Ideal in the Wee Small Hours of the Morning. Raisng Eyebrows Are Open Door's Take on the Pink Floyd Chestnut "Breathe" which Takes the Progressive Rock Chestnut Down to the Funk. Also Noteworthy is Loose Ends Classic "Feel the Vibe" which was Made for 5:00am As Well as Mr. Fingers-"Can You Feel It", Shuggie Otis' Funk Heavy Rendition of the Brothers Johnson's "Strawberry Letter 23" and Many Other Great Grooves to Show You that the Latter Part of the 20th was a Lot More Interesting Than Some Would have You Think...

Customer Reviews:

Can't get any better!.......2005-06-03

Groove Armada has done it again! This series just keeps on getting better, It's really down and up and down, like rollercoaster of musical sounds. When I first heard it I really liked it, and then it grew on me. Just buy it!!!

they deliver, again.......2004-10-04

This duo never lets me down. Among the many nondescript DJs and wannabe trip hop/deep house stylists, these two seem to have a unique savvy for blending beats and choosing timeless tracks which having been flavoured distinctly to the GA.

Different moods on different listenings.......2004-03-19

This could almost be called 'Back to Mine' Volume 2 as it does have a very similar feel to Groove Armada's compilation for that series. However, I find this compilation much more diverse and multi layered. On first listening this disc doesn't have the seamless flow of the 'Back to Mine' set and almost seems to take you through many mood swings instead of settling you into a nice groove like many chill sets do. However, on repeated listenings I find this actually to be the strength of the disc as it successfully manages to mix several moods and several styles.

The boys own version of 'Fly Me To The Moon' starts the set with the cool lounge style associated with Groove Armada but the disc then gradually assumes a more funk laden style with The Memory by Roy Ayers and Grace Jones' Don't Cry It's Only Rhythm being stand outs. The Shuggie Otis version of Stawberry Letter 23 is amazing and with other artists such as Aretha and Al Green it is almost impossible not to succeed.

Overall, a disc that gets better and better with repeated listenings and a disc I find suits many moods whilst still maintaining an overall coherency.

Very Fine for a genre I usaully avoid........2003-07-24

As I said I usaully avoid this type of genre but Groove Armada has given us a very fine cd of good if not great listening quality. Many surprises along the way include Grace Jones,Roy Ayers, Jeru the Damager, Aretha Franklin just to name a few. The usuall house and disco tunes fill out very nicely and the whole cd works for me although I usually don't even listen to many of the "house" and "disco" artist on this cd. Do not fear the music, it's all good.

If you like the "N" word......be my guest.................2003-03-29

No, that's overly harsh. I like this CD. Three stars is my second highest review. Although I don't think it will go on my top shelf, I'm not going to dump it either. Damn me with faint praise you say...... I guess that I bought this CD without really knowing what I was getting.....but it worked out OK. I have a feeling, as I often do, that this CD will grow on me overtime (think about three years :) ). On the plus side, this CD has a jazz club feel to it to the point that you can alomost smell the stale smoke and hear the clink of ice cubes as the bartender pours another drink. There are odd sounds like someone bumping the mike during some songs that adds some reality to the music. However, there are a couple of songs that I could live without (track 15 for one). What happened to letting people know about explicit lyrics?? Track 19......what's this [*]-five minutes of some Sherlock Holmes soundin jackass mumbling under his mustache? But, I guess that's to be expected with 19 songs. Tracks 2,3,9,10, and 11 are real upbeat and best suited for working out (think world aerobics championships). I loved hearing Al Green, Areatha, and the rendition of strawberry 23....those songs are good. Overall, I like the CD but buy it used if you can.

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AnotherLateNight (Re-issue)
Groove Armada
Manufacturer: Late Night Tales
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000A1ILVO
Release Date: 2005-09-13

Tracks:

Fly Me To The Moon - Groove Armada
Lovin' Me - BRS
Work It Out (Underwater Trumpet Mix) - SG4 Project
Java Jam - Tim Love Lee
Breathe - Open Door
Tonight - Kleer
Ya Playin' Yaself (Acappella) - Jeru The Damaja
The Memory - Roy Ayers
Muria - Metro Area 4
Raise The Dead (Love From San Francisco Dub) - Kimbu Kimra
Standing In The Rain - Don Ray
Don't Cry-It's Only Rhythm - Grace Jones
Strawberry Letter 23 - Shuggie Otis
Truth N Time - Al Green
Let It Go (Groove Armada Country House Remix) - Rae & Christina
Can You Feel It - Mr Fingers
Day Dreaming - Aretha Franklin
Feel The Vibe - Loose Ends
Peepshow - Sir Patrick Moore

Album Description

The wealth of musical knowledge possessed by Groove Armada is impressive, and is especially displayed on AnotherLateNight, featuring songs by Grace Jones, Aretha Franklin, Al Green, Mr. Fingers, Roy Ayers, Jeru the Damaja and a stellar cover of "Fly Me To The Moon."

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AnotherLateNight
Zero 7
Manufacturer: Import [Generic]
ProductGroup: Music
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ASIN: B00005UO3I
Release Date: 2002-06-04

Tracks:

Sunrays - Yesterdays New Quintet
Real Eyes - Quasimoto
Witness (One Hope) [Walworth RD Rockers Dub] - Roots Manuva
Jealousy - Slum Village
Channel 1 Suite - The Cinematic Orchestra
Christine Bonilla - Joy Zipper
Ghost Ship in a Storm - Jim O'Rourke
'93 'Til Infinity - Souls of Mischief, Souls of Mischief
Pra Manha - Da Lata
Bonnie and Clyde [Herbert's Fred and Ginger Mix] - Serge Gainsbourg
Happiness [Ashley Beedle's West Coast Mix] - Shawn Lee
You Can't Turn Me Away - Sylvia Striplin
Loving You, Holding You - Don Blackman
Cool Out - M. Hawkins, L. Hutson, L. Hutson
Truth and Rights - Zero 7
People Make the World Go Round - The Stylistics

Album Description

Fourth installment of the UK chill-out series. Compiled by UK dance act Zero 7 it features 16 tracks, Yesterday's New Quintet 'Sunrays', Quasimoto 'Real Eyes', Roots Manuva 'Witness', Slum Village 'Jealousy', Cinematic Orchestra 'Channel 1 Suite', Joy Zipper 'Christine Bonilla', Jim O'Rourke 'Ghost Ship in a Storm', Souls of Mischief 'Til Infinity', Da Lata 'Pra Manha', Serge Gainsbourg 'Bonnie & Clyde' (Herbert's Fred & Ginger Mix), Shawn Lee 'Happiness', Sylvia Striplin 'You Can't Turn Me Away', Don Blackman 'Loving You, Holding You', Leroy Hutson 'Cool Out', Zero 7 'Truth & Rights' & The Stylistics 'People Make the World Go Round'. Housed in a slipcase. 2002.

Average customer rating:

Stay up "Late"
Did musical genius kid loco REALLY put his name to this?
why cant this guy stop being good!
He's done it again!
Much better than the last release.

AnotherLateNight
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ASIN: B00007L9XP
Release Date: 2003-02-10

Tracks:

Mizrab - Gabor Szabo, Gabor Szabo
Hard Stuff - The Herbaliser
Ancoats 2 Zambia [Geoff Barrow Mix] - Baby Namboos
Religion I - Public Image Ltd.,
Uplink - Stratus
Barcelone - Tommy Hools
Cold Spin - Zero Theory
Fall Break - Aim
Nana Reprise - Frankie Valentine
Tubular Belgian in My Goldfield - Departure Lounge
Summer Love [Beyond There Mix] - Billy Wright
So Blue Its Black [Heavy Manners Mix] - Underwolves
183 [Head Nod] - DJ Crystal
Top Dog [New Version] - Markus Kienzl
Wade in the Water/Soldiers Sweetheart - Harvey Mandel, Tranquility Bass,
Lilly Hall
Domino Boys (Pt. 2) - Up, Bustle and Out,
Street Preacher - Troublemakers
Spooked
Paralysed - Kid Loco
Attitudes - Marie Et Les Garcons
Rashida - Jon Lucien
Peepshow, Pt. 4

Album Description

2002 compilation courtesy of France's premier down-tempo producer, featuring tracks from John Lucien, Harvey Mandel, The Herbaliser, DJ Crystal, & Public Image Ltd, along with Kid Loco's exclusive cover of Gang Of Four's 'Paralysed'. 23 tracks. Slipcase. Treacle/Azuli/Whoa.

Album Details

The Seventh Volume of an Ongoing Journey Through Trip-hip-hop Beats of Yesterday and Today with the Effervescent Kid Loco at the Helm. Much Emphasis this Time on Tracks from Prior to 1990 and Some Forgotten Beats that Sank to the Background but Thankfully Pushed Forward, as Well as Fresh Beats from the Herbalizer, Aim and the Domino Boys.

Customer Reviews:

Stay up "Late".......2005-04-17

French downtempo master pays Kid Loco tribute to some outstanding influential music, in his addition to the "Another Late Night" series. Loco's mix CD is a wonderful, colorful collection of everything from French acid hip-hop to wild electronica.

Most of these groups are extremely obscure, or at the very least not well known. But Kid Loco starts off with three of the best songs: the Baby Namboos's dark, sultry remix, the tribal-rhythms-and-brass jazz of Herbaliser, and the mellow Gabor Szabo. They aren't even the same type of music, but they flow together as easily as if done by one band/artist.

A brief rock'n'roll interlude follows, but soon it's back to DJ-land. Among the exceptional songs on here is stuff by the funky-trippy-hip-hoppy-jazzy-downtempo Aim, the rippling Departure Lounge, jazzy Underwolves, the bluesy rock of Harvey Mandel, and the babbling monologue of "Street Preacher" by the Troublemakers.

Not a lot of people -- even musicians -- know about bands like the Troublemakers or the Baby Namboos, both of which I am very fond. But when listening to them, it becomes pretty obvious why Kid Loco likes them, and even how they may have influenced his own style.

The music included on here tends to be much like Kid Loco's own stuff: It's complex, layered, usually either electronic or tinged with it, and very offbeat. As a result, it feels like they are all loosely strung together. And they actually seem to flow into one another, with musical styles ranging from jazz to funk to acid hip-hop to pure electronica to psychedelic rock'n'roll.

Obscure tastes rule in Kid Loco's "Another Late Night," which can serve as a blueprint for cool electronic music. Not to mention a sign that this downtempo maestro has excellent taste.

Did musical genius kid loco REALLY put his name to this?.......2004-06-15

having heard a grand love story and his dj kicks i was SEVERELY disappointed with this CD. can it be true that such a mastermind as kid loco really had anything to do with this album? why are there vocals? where are the off-the-wall and bizarre tracks i love him for? is there a whole other kid loco that i have just never heard of? almost every track grated on my hearing.

in a nutshell - if you, like me, thought his dj kicks was absolutely amazing, then DO NOT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES BUY THIS CD.

why cant this guy stop being good!.......2003-09-21

I never really hear of kid loco till about 6-7 months ago until i heard his remix of tracy by mogwai. After that i started to listen to some other of his cds like late night tales.etc. After this i realised that he is the best person i have ever listened to and now this album is out kid loco will never stop being good. Even though all his songs are amazing i would have to say that his remix of tracy by mogwai is my favourite. kid loco is brilliant and will always be brilliant as long as he keeps doing wat he is doin now and thats killing it.

He's done it again!.......2003-08-06

I have bought several releases by kid loco, and rarely have I been dissapointed. This new and 6th volume in the anotherlatenight series is another fine gem. Although I'm only familar with some of the artist on this mix cd kid loco has brought out only the best and some of the funkiest beats I've heard in while. I heard "Kill your Darlings" and wasn't impressed, but he seems to have made a nice recovery with this mix. From Gabo Zabor,the Herbalizer,Baby Namboos,Aim,to the unexpected John Lucien the music flows smoothly with few glicthes if any. Solid listening and a good buy.

Much better than the last release........2003-07-29

I bought and listened to "kill your darlings", and said to myself this was not great music. Since then I've been looking for better from kid loco and I believe this mix does the job nicely. Kid Loco seems to be at his best when he can just mix what he feels goes together, without reguard to genre or style. Just good music, daring music, music that doesn't allow one to just put on the radio and let it blare. Here we start with Jazz guitarist Gabor Zabor, the Herbaliser, Tommy Hools, Stratus, and eventually wind up with a familar to older generations, John Lucien. Inbetween we meet DJ Crystal, Up,Bustle, and Out, a visit from Baby Namboos and Departure Lounge make up just a little of a "swingin eclectic mix"(see if you can get around that). I enjoy this offering from Kid Loco because it finds him at his best, focused and sounding great.

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AnotherLateNight
Howie B
Manufacturer: Azul Music Brazil
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

Ambient | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music

General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music

General | Techno | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music

Big Beat | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music

Trip-Hop | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music

General | Dance Pop | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music

General | R&B | Styles | Music

General | Rock | Styles | Music

Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music

Dance & DJ | Imports | Stores | Music

Rock | Imports | Stores | Music
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LateNightTales
LateNightTales
LateNightTales

ASIN: B00005MKVL
Release Date: 2001-08-06

Tracks:

What It Is? - The Undisputed Truth
Love's Theme - Love Unlimited Orchestra
Twilight - Maze
I Changed My Mind (Rattlesnake Mix) - Quannum
Uplink - Stratus
Mirage - Santana
Walking In Rhythm - The Blackbyrds
Summer Hot - Curtis Mayfield
Contrazoom - Spacer
Respiration - Black Star
Work The Angles - Dilated Peoples
Heavy Tune - Gong
Under The Boardwalk - Howie B.
Violet Don't Be Blue - Herbie Mann

Album Details

Howie B cut his chops working with bands like Swing Out Sister, Siouxsie & the Banshees, Bjork, Tricky, U2, Ry Cooder and more. He opens this set with a track by the Undisputed Truth, mixes into Mos Def, back to Gong, into Maze over to Santana and on as the heat increases with each track!

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Wonderfull.......2003-04-17

It is a very special album in my collection. I would say it does fit better with my classical rock collection then it fits my electronica collection. I would call it a hippy type music album. Lots of instruments, nice and insightful and not annoying vocals, some very strange melodies :) If you appreciate high quality music you will really appreciate it. Try to listen to those song samples that a provided by the www.Amazon.com before you buy, if you like those you will like the album.

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AnotherLateNight
Howie B
Manufacturer: Late Night Tales
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

Ambient | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music

General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music

General | Techno | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music

Big Beat | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music

Trip-Hop | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music

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General | R&B | Styles | Music

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ASIN: B000A1ILXC
Release Date: 2005-09-13

Tracks:

What Is This? - The Undisputed Truth
Love's Theme - Love Unlimited Orchestra
Twilight - Maze
I Changed My Mind - Quannum
Uplink - Stratus
Mirage - Santana
Walking In Rhythm - The Blackbyrds
Summer Hot - Curtis Mayfield
Contrazoom - Spacer
Respiration - Black Star
Work The Angels - Dilated Peoples
Heavy Tune - Gong
Under The Boardwalk - Howie B.
Violet Don't Be Blue - Herbie Mann

Album Description

Musician, DJ and producer Howie B shows his range as he mixes funk from The Blackbyrds and Love Unlimited Orchestra, Hip Hop from Black Star and Dilated Peoples, and a little flavor of his own on his cover version of The Drifters' "Under The Boardwalk."

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AnotherLateNight
Tommy Guerrero
Manufacturer: Late Night Tales
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music

General | Dance Pop | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music

General | Soul | R&B | Styles | Music

General | Rock | Styles | Music

Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music

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ASIN: B000A1ILX2
Release Date: 2005-09-13

Tracks:

Can't Get Up If You Can't Get Down - US Navy Port Authority Soul Band
Tomcat - Muddy Waters
Slippin' Into Darkness - Ramsey Lewis
Taboo - Santana
Funky - Chambers Brothers
Same Brown Earth - Latin Playboys
I'm Her Daddy - Bill Withers
Funkiest Man Alive - Rufus Thomas
Euphrates - Main Ingredient
One More Time - Cymande
Web - Hampton Hawes
Viva Tirado - El Chicano
Is It Because I'm Black - Syl Johnson
Vitamin C - Can
Summer Song - Ronnie Foster
Come Together - Tommy Guerrero
Peepshow Pts. 2 & 3 - Sir Patrick Moore

Album Description

Tommy Guerrero has cooked up a delicious soup of Latin, rock, soul, funk, and blues that showcases the likes of Cymande, Muddy Waters, Latin Playboys, Ramsey Lewis, and it also includes Tommy's unique funk take on The Beatles' essential "Come Together."

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