Remixed on the 24th of July

Product Description
Charles Webster needs no introduction, after a decade of releasing numerous club classics under many different guises including Presence, Furry Phreaks & Love From San Francisco. Charles’ debut under his own name for Peacefrog Born On The 24th of July, was a huge success all over the world.

Remixed on the 24th of July takes the success one step further with new mixes commissioned from some of the world’s leading producers, including Detroit Escalator Company, Pepe Bradock, Ian O’Brien, Brennan Green & Daniel Wang, United Future Organization, High Skies AKA Mat Jarvis Jimpster, Matthew Herbert, Theo Parrish and Charles Webster himself under his Presence moniker.

Remixed on the 24th of July,Charles Webster,Peacefrog [Studio],Club/Dance,Dance Music,House,Pop

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Remixed on the 24th of July Charles Webster Manufacturer: Peacefrog ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music House | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music Dance & DJ | Imports | Stores | Music ASIN: B0000CAOJ0 Release Date: 2003-11-10

Tracks:

1. Put Your Hurt Aside [The Dub & Space Mix]
2. I'm Falling [Paris Bordeaux Remix]
3. I Understand You [Ian O'Brien Mix]
4. Forget the Past [Brennan Green & Daniel Wang Remix]
5. Your Life [Presence Dub]
6. Fox Soup [Magnolia Soup Mix]
7. Gift of Freedom [High Skies Mix]
8. Be No-One [Jimpster Remix]
9. Ready [Herbert's Steady Dub]
10. Sweet Butterfly [Flight of the Butterfly Mix]

Album Details

Charles Webster Needs No Introduction, after a Decade of Releasing Numerous Club Classics under Many Different Guises Including Presence, Furry Phreaks and Love from San Francisco. Webster's Debut under his Own Name for Peacefrog "Born on the 24th July", was a Huge Success all Over the World, with Tracks from the Album Being Requested by Numerous TV Shows Including Six Feet Under, C.s.i. Miami and Robbery Homicide Division, an American License for the Album from Us Label Statra and Countless Compilation Licences for Tracks Like "Ready", "be No One" and "Forget the Past".

Average customer rating: pocket full of miracles

Remixed on the 24th of July Charles Webster Manufacturer: Peacefrog ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music House | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music Dance & DJ | Imports | Stores | Music ASIN: B0000DBJ9G Release Date: 2003-11-25

Tracks:

1. Put Your Hurt Aside (The Detroit Escalator Co. Remix)
2. Im Falling (P Bradock Remix)
3. I Understand You (Ian O'Brien Remix)
4. Forget The Past (Brennan Green & Daniel Wang Remix)
5. Your Life (Presence Remix)
6. Fox Soup (U.F.O. Remix)
7. Gift Of Freedom (High Skies Remix)
8. Be No-One Remix (Jimpster Remix)
9. Ready Remix (Herbert Remix)
10. Sweet Butterfly Remix (Theo Parrish Remix)

Album Description

Charles Webster needs no introduction, after a decade of releasing numerous club classics under many different guises including Presence, Furry Phreaks & Love From San Francisco. Charles' debut under his own name for Peacefrog Born On The 24th of July, was a huge success all over the world.

Remixed on the 24th of July takes the success one step further with new mixes commissioned from some of the world's leading producers, including Detroit Escalator Company, Pepe Bradock, Ian O'Brien, Brennan Green & Daniel Wang, United Future Organization, High Skies AKA Mat Jarvis Jimpster, Matthew Herbert, Theo Parrish and Charles Webster himself under his Presence moniker.

Customer Reviews:

pocket full of miracles.......2004-03-08

Charles Webster gets paid the ultimate complement on Remixed by his fellow Peacefrog label mates. Reversing the song title order from the original album, various artists from this elusive, exclusive record company take individual stabs at their choice album cuts. Detroit Escalator Co. gives "Put Your Hurt Aside" the Dub & Space Mix to open things up. Sounding very intergalactic downtempo with the eerie Steve Edwards, the vocals send chills down your spine. Pepe Bradock turns "I'm Falling" into a Paris match complete with Left Bank candlelight. By the third cut artistic liberties are taken at will. Ian O'Brien completely reworks "I Understand You" into a ten minute epic masterpiece. Setting the song up as two distinct parts the first half includes wonderful classic guitar solos and bongos giving a very organic front to the entire electronic backdrop. I'll make this one my favorite although Brennan Green & Daniel Wang's "Forget The Past" follows a close second. The United Future Organization, the Japanese DJ collective, nicely tackles "Fox Soup" with the Magnolia Soup remix sounding reminiscent of a distinctive 1960's jazz samba.

If you're really hipped to the underground connection then I don't have to tell you about Mat P. Jarvis. The `gas/high skies' alter ego and legendary gift for tweaking ambient sounds shouldn't slip by unnoticed. With respects paid to the originating composer, the High Skies adventure on "The Gift of Freedom" seems tame by his normal standards. That leaves the left-field crown for Jamie Odell (aka Jimpster) on his vision of "Be No-One". Best buddy Mathew Herbert gets in on the action with his symbiotic cut and paste of "Ready". The track sounds a bit like his Around The House album from a few years back - all housey and homey. Finishing the experiment up like it starts, Theo Parrish sends "Sweet Butterfly" somewhere out into the cosmos with his Flight of the Butterfly mix. Thankfully this cut is saved for last. I fear the results had this been put up first. Not all the interpretations come across as easily accessible. Case point - Theo's "Sweet Butterfly". I do give the group high marks for originality and inventiveness. The best part of all this is how creative house music can get when it's been opened up to be too reconfigured in association with downtempo and chillout. Musically it makes for really unique possibilities and all variations in between.

Charles Webster should be proud with two versions of the same album out within two years of each other. One usually has to wait many years, sometimes a lifetime for these kinds of respects. Peacefrog continues to keep the bar high and remote with releases this superb. Let's hope we see more dues paid and soon. That would be ample dessert for all.

Note: the art work in the CD jewel cover bepeaks of more high quality and taste from the Peacefrog catalog. It has a very Japanese look in a Lost In Translation kind of feel. Very nice touch indeed.

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