Fantastic Plastic Machine

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As if we needed further proof that kitsch is the musical Esperanto, Tomoyuki Tanaka, the DJ behind Fantastic Plastic Machine, spins a blend of American consumerism, French savoir-faire, and Japanese engineering that's as frothy as a vacationer's cocktail. This artificially sweetened confection has a taste and consistency similar to Eurohipsters Dimitri from Paris and Stereo Total--as well as more obvious counterparts like Pizzicato Five. From the giddy romp "Dear Mr. Salesman" (featuring P5's Maki Nomiya) to the swirling beats, brass, and bubbliness of "Please, Stop!," Tanaka's nostalgia is broad enough to incorporate a bossa nova cover of Joe Jackson's "Stepping Out" to a Middle Eastern romp called "Allen Ginsberg" that's as authentic as heat-and-serve couscous. Despite the prefab aesthetic, it's fun all the same. --Erik Pedersen

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Average customer rating: Fantastic! (Plastic. Machine.) ironic electronica = ironica? Fantastic Don't Be Fooled By "Theme of Luxury" Good stuff, Maynard.

Luxury Fantastic Plastic Machine Manufacturer: Emperor Norton ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Indie & Lo-Fi | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Alternative Dance | Alternative Styles | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | Dance Pop | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music General | Dance & DJ | Indie Music | Stores | Music Similar Items: Beautiful Fantastic Plastic Machine Fantastic Plastic Machine Imaginations Sacrebleu (re-release) ASIN: B00000ID3L Release Date: 1999-04-27

Tracks:

1. Theme Of Luxury
2. There Must Be An Angel (Playing With My Heart) (Mix For Mirror Ball)
3. Honolulu, Calcutta
4. Electric Lady Land (English Version)
5. He Became A Beatnik
6. Bossa For Jackie (Dedicated To Mrs. Kennedy)
7. You Must Learn All Night Long
8. Lotto
9. Satellite Beats
10. I've Forgotten My Fagotto
11. The Girl Next Green Door
12. Mpf (Mezzo Pianoforte)
13. Mr. Fantasy's Love
14. Electric Lady Land (Japanese Version)
15. Bossa For Jackie (Summer Review EP Version)

Customer Reviews:

Fantastic! (Plastic. Machine.).......2007-04-01

What a great album! Every song is so quality-drowned. I can't believe it!

ironic electronica = ironica?.......2005-05-14

Fantastic Plastic Machine is the latest project of Japanese electronica wunderkind Tomoyuki Tanaka. In 'Luxury', Tanaka takes elements like 50s movie themes, children's tv show themes, elevator music, instructional audio, and reblends them against catchy beats, turning what was once mundane into something wonderful. Often the songs manage to be musically ironic, mocking the drama and triteness of pop music and advertising themes through the 20th century.

My favorite songs on the album are the unexpectedly perky Theme Of Luxury, the terribly catchy You Must Learn All Night long, and the thoroughly bizzarre and mesmerizing I've Forgotten My Fagotto.

Overall this is a fun and listenable album, great for at-work background music or dance music for a party. I'd love to see more albums like this one, and I'd love to see ironic electronica become its own genre.

Fantastic.......2004-04-05

Fantastic Plastic Machine has got it all; the super cool 60's style of Pizzicato Five, with insanity equal to that of Takako Minekawa or Kiego Oyamada (AKA "Cornelius). Tracks like "Electric Lady Land" and "You Will Learn All Night Long" make you want to rush outside, and dance. Or blow bubbles; actually, probably blow bubbles while dancing, only to realize just how difficult it is to blow bubbles while dancing, but you wont care. No, you wont care at all. This album will make your head explode, and you'll enjoy every second of it.

Don't Be Fooled By "Theme of Luxury".......2002-07-12

Because this is an obscure album in an obscure genre, most listeners are probably attracted to this album after hearing "Theme of Luxury," which was featured in a recent car commercial. "Theme" is a 3-minute acid-jazz masterpiece, one-half Vince Guaraldi on speed (frantic but melodic piano, deep but swinging percussion) and one-half latter day Copeland. The rest of the album, however, is so different that it might as well be a different artist. Think of hip-hop/dance music that samples '50s lounge albums. "He Became a Beatnik" and "You Must Learn All Night Long" contain some funky Moby-does-jazz elements, and make this disc an interesting (even enjoyable) listen, but don't be fooled by "Theme of Luxury."

Good stuff, Maynard........2001-02-27

Not as good as the self-titled "Fantastic Plastic Machine" album, but good nonetheless. The second track (...Angel...), is hypnotic; worth buying the CD for, in my opinion. If you like Towa Tei and smooth beats, you'll probably like this one.

Average customer rating: Great CD, but bad order of songs Trendy but appealing Unapologetically fun music Fantastic. A Very Odd Duck Indeed

Beautiful Fantastic Plastic Machine Manufacturer: Emperor Norton ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Indie Rock | Indie & Lo-Fi | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Indie & Lo-Fi | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Electronic Pop | Indie & Lo-Fi | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Alternative Dance | Alternative Styles | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music Electronica | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music House | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | Dance Pop | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music Japan | Far East & Asia | International | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music General | Dance & DJ | Indie Music | Stores | Music Electronica | Dance & DJ | Indie Music | Stores | Music Techno-House | Dance & DJ | Indie Music | Stores | Music Similar Items: Luxury Fantastic Plastic Machine Fantastic Plastic Machine Imaginations Sound Museum ASIN: B00005AQKL Release Date: 2001-05-15

Tracks:

1. I Am Beautiful
2. Beautiful Days
3. Paragon
4. Love Is Psychedelic
5. On A Chair
6. Whistle Song
7. One Minute Of Love
8. Todos Os Desejos
9. I'm Still A Simple Man
10. Black Dada
11. God Save The Mona Lisa
12. Beautiful Days (Reprise)
13. Take Me To The Disco (Malibu Mix)

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One-man music machine and cultural trendsetter Tomoyuki Tanaka (a.k.a. Plastic Fantastic Machine) is back in a big sassy way with his third release, Beautiful. Other than an overall mellowing of PFM's occasionally over-amped arrangements, the biggest surprise on Beautiful is the generous use of strings that make the record a bit of an odd duck, more appropriate for the boudoir than the dance floor. In fact, only the endlessly spunky "Take Me to the Disco" is a bona fide dance track here. Otherwise, Beautiful moves through a record collector's dream that includes the super-sophisticated, string-driven groove of "On a Chair," the fluty Latin jazz of "Whistle Song," the lazy, jazzy funk of "Black Dada," and the insanely overarranged spoken-word hoedown "Love Is Psychedelic." But despite all the musical territory covered there's a real cohesion to the whole affair; it's distinctly urban and hip without being pushy about it, with a sly sense of humor riding just under the surface. Occasionally Tanaka's broad palette gets a bit overloaded, with the strings going in one direction and the groove another, but for the most part he manages to pull it all together in a balancing act that both Burt Bacharach and Howie B could be proud of, and that's really saying something. --Carl Hanni

Album Description

Heralded for his mixture of 60's Europop and Electronica, renowned Japanese DJ Tomoyuki Tanakaaka Fantastic Plastic Machine, is back with his 3rd and most ambitious record to date. Guest vocalists include legendary jazz pianist Bob Dorough and Hirth Martinez. 13 tracks. Packaged in a digipack. 2001 release.

Customer Reviews:

Great CD, but bad order of songs.......2005-11-26

Truly very cool music this dude is talented, he takes from the 70's sound a bit actually although that's not a bad thing at least I think. Now the order he put the songs in flows well although he put the better tacks at the start & end, so he put all of the less outstanding songs in the middle which did not sit well to much ( although not that much). First disc I have picked up by Fantastic Plastic Machine and i'm getting all of his other one's





Very Addictive

Trendy but appealing.......2005-10-13

The eclectic but funky tracks on this album are perfect for drives, parties, and pure listening pleasures. The best tracks here, aside from the title song, are "I'm Still A Simple Man" and "God Save the Mona Lisa," both sung by Bob Dorough--better known for his song "I'm Just a Bill" of Schoolhouse Rock. An odd choice, but one that works. Accessible and recommended.

Unapologetically fun music.......2004-08-01

I wasn't sure what I was getting into when I purchased this CD but I certainly didn't expect how much fun it would be. You should be warned: this is silly, light-hearted, danceable music with a couple of slower, more thoughtful tracks mixed in.
It's really well produced with so many discrete music elements popping up all over the sound stage that it feels like a party in your head.:)

Fantastic........2004-04-15

Tomoyuki Tanaka, AKA "Fantastic Plastic Machine" has once again produced an amazing musical masterpiece.
From the amazing "One Minute of Love" to the smooth "Whistle Song", Tomoyuki will fill your heart with love. I am almost certain that after hearing this album, you will want to give this man a very sizeable smooch.

Tanaka follows the Pizzicato Five trend with "Love is Psychadelic" in having an english speaker sing the lyrics, however it quickly turns hilarious as the words given to the deep speaking, slightly monotonic speaker turn more and more bizzare. ("Then, this guy finally got completely out of me, turned out to be a foot long shining chunk of light, and it was just floating in front of me.
In the next moment, this guy, well I mean this chunk of my love for you, started flying up to the celing slowly, then smashed into the mirror-ball hanging there.
Then it fell apart with it's intense flash, it became thousands millions of dots of lights, expanding to all over the place, and then started spinning around with the music.
But, the next thing I knew, I got back to myself. Was it an illusion? Or, was it real? Oh, by the way, I might have drank too much...")

The only unfortunate thing about this album is that some songs sound less than that Fantastic Plastic Machine everyone knows and loves and more like something you would find while browsing the disgusting fashion encrusted isles of the GAP.

All in all, this album is amazing with simply some minor musical missteps.

A Very Odd Duck Indeed.......2001-11-09

(...) Personally, I find it very disappointing after FPM's previous album, "Luxury". "Beautiful" harnesses saccharine strings, anonymous vocals and odd rhythmic structures to generally poor melodies, resulting in music that twitches constantly without really engaging the listener; several of the tracks sound more like experiments with software than songs. The lyrics are generally silly and nonsensical without being funny or witty. As someone who usually enjoys what could be termed JapPop I find "Beautiful" an ambitious but unsatisfying addition to the canon.

Average customer rating: A Wonderful Album...

Imaginations Fantastic Plastic Machine Manufacturer: Avex Trax Japan ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Indie & Lo-Fi | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Alternative Dance | Alternative Styles | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | Dance Pop | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music Japan | Far East & Asia | International | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Dance & DJ | Imports | Stores | Music Similar Items: Luxury Les Plus: Best of Fantastic Plastic Machine Fantastic Plastic Machine FPM Best Sound Concierge #501: Lounge ASIN: B000GB5OOK Release Date: 2006-06-12

Tracks:

1. Xiang Xiang [Monologue] - Fantastic Plastic Machine
2. Fanfare - Fantastic Plastic Machine, Tahiti 80
3. Don't You Know - Clazziquai Project, Fantastic Plastic Machine
4. Tell Me - Benjamin Diamond, Fantastic Plastic Machine
5. Paparuwa - Fantastic Plastic Machine
6. Dance Dance Dance Dance - Fantastic Plastic Machine, Rip Slyme, Su
7. Here in My Mind (Introduction) - Fantastic Plastic Machine
8. Slippin on Down - Bob Arkin, Fantastic Plastic Machine
9. World Without Love - Fantastic Plastic Machine, BONNIE PINK
10. French Kiss - Fantastic Plastic Machine
11. Obsession - Fantastic Plastic Machine
12. Take Me Away - Fantastic Plastic Machine,
13. End Roll - Fantastic Plastic Machine

Customer Reviews:

A Wonderful Album..........2007-02-09

As soon as this album arrived, I listened to it all the way through. There are some truly outstanding tracks on here--"Fanfare" featuring Tahiti 80 is truly inspired. "Don't you Know" featuring Clazziquai project is the song that *made* me buy this album. "Take me Away" featuring Ugly Duckling will be stuck in your head for days--truly catchy. I highly recommend this album, especially to fans of Fantastic Plastic Machine's previous work!

Average customer rating:

Fantastic Plastic Machine Fantastic Plastic Machine Manufacturer: Bungalow Musik De ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Indie & Lo-Fi | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Alternative Dance | Alternative Styles | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | Dance Pop | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Dance & DJ | Imports | Stores | Music Rock | Imports | Stores | Music Similar Items: Beautiful Luxury Sushi 4004 Imaginations Luxury ASIN: B00008CR42 Release Date: 2005-12-26

Tracks:

1. Bon Voyage
2. Aventure Fantastique
3. Dear Mr. Salesman
4. Bachelor Pad [F.P.M. Edit]
5. Fantastic Plastic World
6. Steppin' Out
7. Allen Ginsberg
8. First Class '77
9. Philter
10. Please, Stop!
11. Pura Saudade
12. Dear Mr. Salesman [Remix]
13. Pura Saudade [Optiganally Mix]

Average customer rating:

FPM Best Fantastic Plastic Machine Manufacturer: Avex Trax Japan ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | Dance Pop | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Dance & DJ | Imports | Stores | Music Similar Items: Sound Concierge #502: House Zoo Les Plus: Best of Fantastic Plastic Machine Imaginations Too ASIN: B000LPRKAW Release Date: 2007-02-19

Tracks:

1. Why Not? (Ft Rhyohei Yamamoto)
2. City Lights (Ft Seth Timbs "Fluid Ounces")
3. Never Ever (Extra Vocal Mix ) (Ft Maki Takamiya)
4. Paparuwa
5. One Minute Of Love
6. Different Colors
7. Fanfare (Ft Tahiti 80)
8. You
9. Don't You Know? (Ft Clazziquai Project)
10. Whistle Song
11. Tell Me (Bossa Version)
12. I'm Still A Simple Man (Performed By Hirth Martinez)
13. God Save The Mona Lisa (Performed By Roberto Menescal & Carlos Lyra)
14. Subete O Yurashite (On A Chair) (Ft Kahimi Karie)
15. Why Not? (Tomita Lab Remix)
16. Strings In Heaven
17. Beautiful Days (Ft Nakano Yoshie "Ego-Wrappin" & Heaven L. Clayborne)
18. Reaching For The Stars (Ft Incognito)
19. Tell Me (Ft Benjamin Diamond)
20. Spectacular (Ft Verbal M-Flo)
21. Dance Dance Dance Dance (Ft Su "Rip Slyme")
22. Paragon
23. A World Without Love (Ft Bonnie Pink)
24. Days And Days (Ft Coralie Clement)
25. Todos Os Desejos (Ft Claire Moreno)
26. Love Is Psychedelic (Full Spoken Mix) (Remixed By Bob Sinclar)
27. Euphoria (Mondo Grosso Re-Mix Radio Edit)
28. Reaching For The Stars (Masters At Work Remix Radio Edit)
29. Never Ever (Performed By Pe'z)
30. Submission

Album Details

2007 Issued Double CD Anthology of the Best from the Japanese Band Whose Range of Musical Styles Encompasses the Spectrum Portions House, Lounge, Disco and Rock. Includes Plenty of Previously Unreleased Tracks as Well as Some Making their CD Debut!

Average customer rating: Good, but not great. another good time AWESOME!!!!! Fabulous FPM better than beautiful!

Too Fantastic Plastic Machine Manufacturer: Cutting Edge ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Dance & DJ | Imports | Stores | Music Rock | Imports | Stores | Music Similar Items: Zoo Sound Concierge #501: Lounge Sound Concierge #502: House Les Plus: Best of Fantastic Plastic Machine Sound Concierge #401: Do Not Disturb ASIN: B00007LAB6 Release Date: 2003-03-10

Tracks:

1. Overture Of Too
2. Reaching For The Stars
3. Why Not
4. The King Of Pleasure
5. Spectacular
6. Supervenience
7. Philosophy (Full Spoken Mix)
8. Submission
9. Days And Days
10. Euphoria
11. Reaching For The Stars (Reprise)
12. Never Ever (Extra Vocal Mix) -
13. Da Judge

Album Description

Japanese edition of the alternative dance/pop act's fourth album includes appearances from Incognito & Verbal (of Japanese electronica act m-flo). Avex. 2003.

Customer Reviews:

Good, but not great........2006-05-25

Probably the biggest question surrounding Fantastic Plastic Machine's fourth album, Too, is, `is it worth $45?' It depends entirely on what aspects of FPM one enjoys. Personally, I enjoy the Shibuya-Kei aspects (e.g. lounge music, bossa nova and samba, and French pop) more than Tomoyuki Tanaka's growing fascination with American pop and disco. To an extent, these elements have always been present. However, they are much more pronounced in Too, easily Tanaka's most "American" sounding album to date.

I tend to favor the tracks that feature kitschy lounge samples, bossa and samba grooves, and a mix of languages (Honolulu, Calcutta, Todos Os Desejos, L'Aventure Fantastique, and others). These elements seem to be almost completely gone in Too. You can still find Tanaka's signature sound amidst the disco infused "Reaching for the Stars" or "The King of Pleasure". However, nearly all the stylistic features that set FPM apart from other dance/electronic groups are strangely missing.

The album is a logical progression from "Take Me to the Disco", but none of the tracks on Too can match it. Overall, it's still a Fantastic Plastic Machine album and it's still good fun. It's a lot more creative than the glut of indiscriminate dance music being released today and it's a shame that no American labels have picked up the rights. That said, $45 is a lot for a CD and, unless you are a die-hard FPM fan, this album is non-essential. It's good, but not great. If the price drops, definitely pick it up. As it stands though, it's way overpriced for such unremarkable music. I don't need FPM to constantly reinvent their sound, nor do I want it to stay as it was. I would have been happy with more of the same, but I'm not digging the new direction.

My recommendation is that you pick up the first three albums first. If "Take Me to the Disco" is your favorite track, you'll probably find at least three songs on this disc that you like. Too is a solid effort, but doesn't capture Tanaka's wit which made the previous albums essential listening.

another good time.......2003-07-29

i own all of FPM's cds and this is a great addition to his discography. my only --minor-- complaint is a couple of the tracks get awfully repetitive. the most egregious example: "king of pleasures" repeats the chorus about a zillion times before moving on in what is otherwise a bouncy, feel-good track. nevertheless, this cd is overall an absolute joy to listen to on a sunny summer day. also note that this cd is copy-protected and may not play on some machines, esp. in your computer's cd-rom.

AWESOME!!!!!.......2003-07-11

I have just about every FPM album. After I heard Beautiful, I was almost positive that Tanaka(a.k.a FPM) had outdone himself with "On a Chair" and "Todos Os Desejos". I was wrong. If you haven't noticed yet, the FPM albums get better progressively and this latest one, is in a word, AWESOME! Anyone who is remotely into dance/electronica should have this album. Period. I honestly wasn't quite feelin' "Spectacular" or "Philosophy". The rest of the tracks however, are bangin'. All of them. "Reaching for the Stars", "Why Not?", "The King of Pleasures", "Supervenience"(My favorite), "Days and Days", "Euphoria", and "Never Ever" are the standout tracks on TOO and are well worth the price of the CD.

Fabulous FPM.......2003-04-23

I must say FPM made a great album. You wouldn't regret spending 45 or whatever bucks for that FABULOUS music. You gonna like it all: the LUXURIOUS cd case with engraved pictures, pretty booklet inside, lovely lirics with spring like attitude and increadably BEAUTIFUL music.
Get this music for yourself. It will make your world better.

better than beautiful!.......2003-03-27

first, let me start by saying that this album is awesome. Beautiful was my favorite album untill this baby came along.usally as artist continue making albums their work becomes monotinious but this album is hot! my favorite tracks are "reaching for the stars" and "why not?" i also like "king of pleasures" and "never ever" overall its all good.

Average customer rating:

Beautiful Fantastic Plastic Machine Manufacturer: Avex ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | International | Styles | Music ASIN: B00005LNTU Release Date: 2001-03-01

Average customer rating: Loungy, Camp? -downright bizarre (but uniquely cool)

Sound Concierge #403: Air-conditioning Fantastic Plastic Machine Manufacturer: Cutting Edge Japan ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Indie & Lo-Fi | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Alternative Dance | Alternative Styles | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | Dance Pop | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music Japan | Far East & Asia | International | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Dance & DJ | Imports | Stores | Music Rock | Imports | Stores | Music Similar Items: Sound Concierge #404: Electric Carnival Sound Concierge #402: Four Kicks Adventure Sound Concierge #401: Do Not Disturb Sound Concierge #502: House ASIN: B00027LIFW Release Date: 2004-07-19

Tracks:

1. Summersoft
2. Dream Goes on Forever
3. Morning Spring
4. Sunshower
5. I Think of You
6. I Can't Stand It
7. Rene de Marie
8. You Make Me Feel Brand New
9. No, I Don't Know Her
10. Satan
11. I Fall in Love Too Easily
12. Night and Day Everything But the Girl
13. Quero Alegria
14. Dawn
15. Close Your Eyes and Listen
16. Maison du Cafe
17. Full on Lady
18. Last Picture Show
19. Bushes

Album Description

Full title - Sound Concierge #403 Air-conditioning Selected & Mixed By Tomoyuki T. Japan exclusive mix album from the Japanese electronica act features 19 tracks from such artists as Mario Castro-Neves, Mathilde Santing, The Copeland Davis Group, Dr. Buzz

Album Details

Volume Three in the Non-stop Album Mix Series.

Customer Reviews:

Loungy, Camp? -downright bizarre (but uniquely cool).......2005-03-23

A very different compilation. "Night & Day" by Everything But The Girl - hauntingly cool. "A Dream Goes On Forever" - resurrected decently. Give 'er a listen, it's not for everybody, but if you "get it" it's relatively unique.

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Sound Concierge #402: Four Kicks Adventure Fantastic Plastic Machine Manufacturer: Cutting Edge ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | International | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Dance & DJ | Imports | Stores | Music International | Imports | Stores | Music Rock | Imports | Stores | Music Similar Items: Sound Concierge #404: Electric Carnival Sound Concierge #403: Air-conditioning Sound Concierge #401: Do Not Disturb Sound Concierge #501: Lounge Sound Concierge #502: House ASIN: B0000E6YU5 Release Date: 2004-01-15

Tracks:

1. Strings In Heaven
2. Beacuse (Orginal Club Mix)
3. Change The World (Original Mix)
4. Blanco Dj
5. Open Season (Main Mix)
6. The Trick (Think Away
7. Deck The House (Akufen Mix)
8. Disco Cubizm (Daft Punk Remix)
9. Flawless (phunk Investigation Vocal Mix)
10. Da Hip Hop House
11. The Hell Of A Guy
12. Luv Insite
13. Another Day (Mondo Grosso Re0mix)
14. Holdin On (Olav Basoski Mix)
15. Keep Movin On (Nari & Guadino Re-orginal Mix)
16. Mr Wendel (perfect Mix)
17. Strings Of Love
18. Mousetrap (look What The Cat Dragged In Mix)
19. You (back To The Future Mix)

Album Description

Full title - Sound Concierge #402 Four Kicks Adventure. 2004 album from the Japanese dance act. 21 tracks for your virtual dancefloor selected & non-stop mixes by Fantastic Plastic Machine. Cutting Edge Japan.

Album Details

21 track continuous DJ mix.

Average customer rating:

Sound Concierge #404: Electric Carnival Fantastic Plastic Machine Manufacturer: Cutting Edge Japan ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music Japan | Far East & Asia | International | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music General | Indie & Lo-Fi | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Alternative Dance | Alternative Styles | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Dance & DJ | Imports | Stores | Music Rock | Imports | Stores | Music Similar Items: Sound Concierge #403: Air-conditioning Sound Concierge #402: Four Kicks Adventure Sound Concierge #401: Do Not Disturb Sound Concierge #502: House ASIN: B00027LIG6 Release Date: 2004-07-19

Tracks:

1. Bushes
2. Birthday
3. Man with Guitar
4. One
5. Da Hype
6. Nasty
7. Me and Giuliani Down by the School Yard
8. Three Girl Rhumba
9. David
10. Saturday
11. Roof Is on Fire
12. Batucada
13. In the Sky
14. Strings of Life
15. Hale No Sola Sita

Album Description

Full title - Sound Concierge #404 Electric Carnival Selected & Non-stop Mixed By Fantastic Plastic Machine. Japan exclusive mix album from the Japanese electronica act. 15 tracks from such artists as Markus Nikolai, Junior Boys, Man With Guitar, Next Evid

Album Details

Volume Four in the Non-stop Album Mix Series.

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