A Bugged Out Mix by Felix da Housecat

Product Description
In the past year Rolling Stone named Felix their DJ of 2003, while Spin, Urb, Mixer and the New York Times heralded Felix's groundbreaking album Kittenz and Thee Glitz one of the albums of the year. Felix da Housecat is back with Bugged Out, a DJ mix bound to please fans of his cutting edge sets plus looking to add a bit of flavor to their parties. 14 tracks with a slipcase. Emperor Norton. 2003.

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Average customer rating: Grand Album and terribly overlooked Two discs are better than one! incredibly cool + 1/2 star=: a warm-up to the missing 2nd CD?

A Bugged Out Mix by Felix da Housecat Felix da Housecat Manufacturer: Emperor Norton ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music Electronica | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music House | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | Dance Pop | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music Similar Items: Metropolis Present Day: Thee Album Excursions Devin Dazzle & the Neon Fever Playboy: The Mansion Soundtrack Kittenz and Thee Glitz ASIN: B0000B1A33 Release Date: 2003-09-09

Tracks:

1. Caught Up - Metro Area
2. Yalopa - Julien Jabre
3. It's A Cold World - Frankie Knuckles
4. 2002 - Legowelt
5. Seventeen (The Droyds Mix) - Ladytron
6. Uncompromised Awareness - Charles Manier
7. Was Ist Musik? - Justus Kohnchke
8. Our Darkness - Anne Clark
9. Bullet (Ellen Allien Flow Mix) - Covenant
10. Bucci Bag (Doria Dub Mix) - Andrea Doria
11. Coke, Sex, Drugs - Electronica
12. Control Freaq - Felix Da Housecat
13. From: Disco To Disco - Whirlpool Productions
14. Spcae Disco - Carl Taylor

Album Description

In the past year Rolling Stone named Felix their DJ of 2003, while Spin, Urb, Mixer and the New York Times heralded Felix's groundbreaking album Kittenz and Thee Glitz one of the albums of the year. Felix da Housecat is back with Bugged Out, a DJ mix bound to please fans of his cutting edge sets plus looking to add a bit of flavor to their parties. 14 tracks with a slipcase. Emperor Norton. 2003.

Customer Reviews:

Grand Album and terribly overlooked.......2005-03-31

- a half star for the first two tracks being horendously boring, the rest are incredible. So I've had this album for about a year and a half and I still drag it out every couple weeks. Granted there are some older tracks on here (like track 13 disco to disco) and at first they seem a little out of place but as I've listened to the album more I appreciate their nod to the past. I think the ladytron mix is superior to anything else I've ever heard. The best song on this track has to be #9 Bullet [Ellen Allien 'Flow Mix']. I can't even tell you how many times I've pushed any speakers available to their limit listening to this song. This album is a big hit with a lot of my friends that arn't that into electronic music either. It has a strong flow to it that makes you want to listen to it the whole way through rather than picking out particular tracks for mixes. The last track Space, Disco by Carl Taylor is the perfect way to end a set. Rockin enough to keep you there but it brings the energy down in way that makes you feel satisfied for staying on board.

Two discs are better than one!.......2004-03-13

I love this disc! After reading jeredunn's review, I had to find the European release and finally found one used listed under "collectible". It was well worth it. Also highly recommended: Radio Caroline by Miss Kittin.

incredibly cool.......2003-11-05

Current,older house, electro,tecno, I don't care what they call them anymore.I just want a decent mix.
Are you looking for a great mix, well this is fantastic!
The selection and mixing is phenomenal!
This man has a very very very fine ear.
How can you say it doesn't boil over after listening to the build up to Bucci bag, find other drugs to get high with.
This rocks!

+ 1/2 star=: a warm-up to the missing 2nd CD?.......2003-10-21

Where is the second disc? The 2nd CD on the European release was supposed to have picked up more steam, be more current and electro, and make great use of DM's "Personal Jesus". Wha' happened? Copyright use in the states?
Regardless, most of these tracks get little mileage, maybe because some are outdated or just too middle of the road. Legowelt's great "2002" feels out of place. The remix of Ladytron's "Seventeen" is 90's trance bland. Track 6 starts to pick up the pace. I hate giving a bad review, especially to an artist I love. This is a decent CD that simmers, but unfortunately never boils over. Here's to hoping I can spend my other $15 on the second half!

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