| Disc: 1 |
| 1. Creeps (You're Giving Me) - Freaks |
| 2. Teenage Daughter - Fat Truckers |
| 3. Hips of Scotland |
| 4. Notahit |
| 5. L.A. Song - Fischerspooner, Lizzy Yoder |
| 6. LSTNDTX - Dirty Criminals, , Charles Manier |
| 7. Pink Lunch [Brown Love Demo Version] - Trevor Jackson |
| 8. Rhythm Machine - Mick Wills, Mick Wills |
| 9. Animal Trap - Crack: We Are Rock |
| 10. Glowing in the Dark - Experimental Products |
| Disc: 2 |
| 1. Macho Boy - Adriano Canzian |
| 2. No Yellow Lines - Mount Sims |
| 3. Sensitive Data - Chris Korda |
| 4. Jealous Kids |
| 5. I'm Allergic - Ari Up |
| 6. While You Were Art |
| 7. Together Songs |
| 8. Silvio Manuel Is the Darkness - Silvio Manuel |
| 9. No GDM [Psychonauts Remix] |
| 10. Let's Get Ill [DJ Hell Mix] |
Editorial Reviews
From URB Magazine
"Above all, Gigolo means not to show everything right away. Gigolo is much more subtle, hidden and modern." That's how Gigolo's head ego DJ Hell puts it, and it's as good an explanation as any as to why the German label has never failed to keep the underground's interest. From the moment California's God-forsaken governor/Kindergarten Cop sued the label for using his image for their logo, Gigolo has carved a singular path through all sorts of sounds, from the punishing techno of Jeff Mills to the kitsch of Tiga & Zyntherius' cheeky cover of Corey Hart's "Sunglasses at Night." The label definitely got caught up in all of the "electroclash" mayhem, but wisely sidestepped that mess to keep it clean. On CD One, Trevor Jackson plays himself on the funky "Pink Lunch," Richard Bartz trolls around old-school Midwestern house and techno while Pink Grease get their electro-punk on. Second CD highlights include one of LA's brightest lights, Mount Sims, doing his early-Prince-gone-new-wave histrionics on "No Yellow Lines," while Hell himself validates P. Diddy's hijacking of Joey Beltram's "Energy Flash" (itself a hybrid) by remixing "Let's Get Ill," it's only saving grace being the presence of darling Kelis on the mic. Overall not the best look, but hey, Hell couldn't care less what we think.
Seriously, it's just really bad music, and I'm a fan of some funky, just-for-fun electro-vocal-oddities.
That's not what this album collects. It's just a bunch of poorly produced, humorless, hookless tracks.
Please don't buy it.
"Above all, Gigolo means not to show everything right away. Gigolo is much more subtle, hidden and modern." That's how Gigolo's head ego DJ Hell puts it, and it's as good an explanation as any as to why the German label has never failed to keep the underground's interest. From the moment California's God-forsaken governor/Kindergarten Cop sued the label for using his image for their logo, Gigolo has carved a singular path through all sorts of sounds, from the punishing techno of Jeff Mills to the kitsch of Tiga & Zyntherius' cheeky cover of Corey Hart's "Sunglasses at Night." The label definitely got caught up in all of the "electroclash" mayhem, but wisely sidestepped that mess to keep it clean. On CD One, Trevor Jackson plays himself on the funky "Pink Lunch," Richard Bartz trolls around old-school Midwestern house and techno while Pink Grease get their electro-punk on. Second CD highlights include one of LA's brightest lights, Mount Sims, doing his early-Prince-gone-new-wave histrionics on "No Yellow Lines," while Hell himself validates P. Diddy's hijacking of Joey Beltram's "Energy Flash" (itself a hybrid) by remixing "Let's Get Ill," it's only saving grace being the presence of darling Kelis on the mic. Overall not the best look, but hey, Hell couldn't care less what we think.
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ASIN: B0000DIJRP Release Date: 2003-11-04 |
Tracks:
- Creeps (You're Giving Me) - Freaks
- Teenage Daughter - Fat Truckers
- Hips of Scotland
- Notahit
- L.A. Song - Fischerspooner, Lizzy Yoder
- LSTNDTX - Dirty Criminals, , Charles Manier
- Pink Lunch [Brown Love Demo Version] - Trevor Jackson
- Rhythm Machine - Mick Wills, Mick Wills
- Animal Trap - Crack: We Are Rock
- Glowing in the Dark - Experimental Products
- Rhythm Box - Liquid Sky
- Shake Shake - Richard Bartz
- Colors - David Carretta
- Meadowlands - Linda Lamb
- Manhattan on Fire - Pink Grease
Tracks:
- Macho Boy - Adriano Canzian
- No Yellow Lines - Mount Sims
- Sensitive Data - Chris Korda
- Jealous Kids - Mu
- I'm Allergic - Ari Up
- While You Were Art
- Together Songs
- Silvio Manuel Is the Darkness - Silvio Manuel
- No GDM [Psychonauts Remix]
- Let's Get Ill [DJ Hell Mix] - Diddy
- Keep on Waiting - DJ Hell, Erlend e
- Nite Life - Savas Pascalidis
- Cerveaux Sans es - Terence Fixmer
- My Wave [Advance Version] - Crossover
- Tell Me - Kim Peers
Customer Reviews:
music of the worst kind.......2005-12-09
Seriously, it's just really bad music, and I'm a fan of some funky, just-for-fun electro-vocal-oddities.
That's not what this album collects. It's just a bunch of poorly produced, humorless, hookless tracks.
Please don't buy it.
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