Shamen Collection

Disc: 1

1. Omega Amigo [Mix]

2. Move Any Mountain [Edit]

3. Make It Mine [1 Vox]

4. Hyperreal [Edit]

5. L.S.I. [Edit]

6. Ebeneezer Goode [Edit]

7. Boss Drum [Radio Mix]

8. Phorever People [Heavenly Edit]

9. Re: Evolution [Mix]

10. Comin' on Strong [Edit]

See all 16 tracks on this disc

Disc: 2

1. Hyperreal Selector: Boss Drum [Dub Mix]/Human Nag [8O8 State Mix] [Mix]

2. Make It Mine [Deep Mix]: Make It Mine [Dub Mix]/Phorever People [MK Mix

3. Ebeneezer Goode [Trance Dub]: Ebeneezer Goode [South of Detroit Instrum

4. Cannabeo: Transamazonia/Heal (The Separation) [Vocal Mix]/M [Mix]

Tracks:

Omega Amigo (Steve Osbour
Move Any Mountain (Beat E
Make It Mine (Progress 1
Hyperreal (Orbit Mix)
Lsi (Beat Edit)
Ebeneezer Goode (Beat Edi
Boss Drum (Beatmasters Ra
Phorever People (Beatmast
Re:Evolution (Shamen Mix)
Comin' On Strong (Beat Ed
Possible Worlds (Shamen D
Destination Eschaton (Bea
Transamazonia (Beatmaster
Heal (The Seperation) (He
Mk2a (Beatmasters New Rad
Indica (Shamen Mix)
Hyperreal Selector (Meat
Boss Drum (Shamen Dub Mix
Human Nrg (808 State Mix)
Move Any Mountain (I R P
Lightspan Soundwave (Rene
Hear Me (Orbital Mix)
Make It Mine (Moby's Dee
Make It Mine (Moby's Dub
Phorever People (Mk Mix)
Transamazonia (Deep Dish
Mk2a (Dt's Feelin' Groovy
Re: Evolution (Bang The P
Ebeneezer Goode (Richie H
Ebeneezer Goode (South Of
Possible Worlds (Shamen S
Destination Eschaton (Har
Comin' On (Speedy J's (Sh
Lsi (Frank De Wulf's Dub
Heal (Awex Mix)
Cannabea (Shamen Mix)
Transamazonia (Ltj Bukem
Heal (The Seperation) (Fo
Mk2a (Alpha Proxima Vocal

Album Details

New Collection from the Shamen featuring 16 Hits and Mixes Sure to Rock Any House. Included is a Bonus Disk with Four Sections: Alternative, House, Acid, and Drum N Bass. It Incudes Remixes by Moby, 808 State, Orbital, Meat Beat Manifesto, and Many More.

Customer Reviews:

WOW...this CD is fun to listen to........1999-06-18

If you have nothing by the Shamen, get this cd set because it has everything. It is a very energizing double cd. I have a few Shamen albums, but everything is on here. The remixes of the songs are fabulous. It makes any long drive in the car seem like a short trip. This has become my favorite cd, and I own over 200.

Average customer rating:

All my favorites, all the best versions
A greatest hits collection
Great upbeat listen!

The Shamen Collection
The Shamen
Manufacturer: One Little Indian Us
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music

Alternative Dance | Alternative Styles | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music

General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music

House | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music

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

Rave | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music

General | Rock | Styles | Music

Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music
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ASIN: B0001XAQ2S
Release Date: 2004-04-20

Tracks:

Omega Amigo [Mix]
Move Any Mountain [Edit]
Make It Mine [1 Vox]
Hyperreal [Edit]
L.S.I. [Edit]
Ebeneezer Goode [Edit]
Boss Drum [Radio Mix]
Phorever People [Heavenly Edit]
Re: Evolution [Mix]
Comin' on Strong [Edit]
Possible Worlds [Deep Psi]
Destination Eschaton [Radio Edit]
Transamazonia [7"]
Heal (The Separation) [New Edit]
MK2A [New Radio Edit]
Indica [Mix]

Tracks:

Hyperreal Selector: Boss Drum /Human Nag [8O8 State Mix]
Make It Mine : Make It Mine /Phorever People ... [Deep Mix]
Ebeneezer Goode : Ebeneezer Goode [South of DeTroit ...][Mix]
Cannabeo: Transamazonia/Heal (The Separation) /M [Vocal Mix]

Customer Reviews:

All my favorites, all the best versions.......2006-04-10

I only recently discovered The Shamen on Internet radio, and I made the mistake of buying "Boss Drum" because it had almost all the songs I was interested in owning. Sadly, though, the "album versions" of nearly all the songs fell pretty short of the versions I'd been grooving to. Then I gave "The Shamen Collection" a shot, and it was absolutely perfect. "Ebeneezer Goode," "Boss Drum," "Phorever People," "L.S.I." (which were the ones I'd bought "Boss Drum" for), plus the excellent "Move Any Mountain" and the cheeseball-but-still-enjoyable "Destination Eschaton" have made me a happy boy. If you've heard The Shamen on a broadcast or on a dance compilation or from a P2P download, you've probably heard what's on "The Shamen Collection."

It's unfortunate that to get those songs, you need to buy a set with an extra CD filled with superfluous remixes, but in the absence of a better option, this is the best way to go.

A greatest hits collection.......2005-06-17

The Shamen hit their peak in 1992 with Boss Drum with the British No.1 Ebeneezer Goode. Ever since then they deliberately stayed away from the charts and had been ridiculed by some of the music press. Well naturally this sort of happens.

Either way this greatest hits collection collects most of the material that they did while on One Little Indian so it rather convenient that they left off some of the brilliant singles from pre-OLI days or even the last album they made. But this is understandable. Particularly considering the coded message that was given on Hempton Manor, the last album The Shamen did for One Little Indian.

While the early singles on this compilation bristle with enthusiasm and energy - come Axis Mutatis era singles they seem a little deflated. And the singles are definitely not a representative picture of the Axis Mutatis. While Axis Mutatis is quite spacy to the point of drifting motionlessly in space, the singles are quite flat, as if they never gained lift-off. However Indica suggested that everything was going much more smoothly.

The remix collection I haven't listened to in a long time and is quite frankly something you'd have to go about carefully. The way the whole megamix works by meshing one track into and out of another can be viewed equally as brilliance and headache inducing at the same time. However, I believe that this CD has been repackaged a few times and sold off to unsuspecting customers so if you have this, you don't need another remix CD.

Great upbeat listen!.......2004-06-06

By listening to this CD of the Shamen's greatest hits you wonder how they never achieved huge status in the US. I love listening to this CD while in the car - it really elevates you.

Tracks:

Omega Omigo (Beatmasters Mix)
Move Any Mountain (Beat Edit)
Make It Mine (Progress 1 Vox)
Hyperreal (Orbit Edit)
L.S.I. (Beat Edit)
Ebeneezer Goode (Beat Edit)
Boss Drum (The Beatmasters Radio Mix)
Phorever People (The Beatmasters Heavenly Edit)
Reevolution (Beatmasters Mix)
Comin On Strong (Beat Edit)
Possible Worlds (Shamen Deep Psi)
Destination Eschaton (The Beatmasters Radio Edit)
Transamazonia (Beatmasters 7)
Heal (The Seperation) (Help New Edit)
Mk2A (Beatmasters New Radio Edit)
Indica (Shamen Mix)

Album Description

16 track collection, on the One Little Indian label underexclusive license to Virgin, featuring all of the singlesthey've cut for One Little Indian. All tracks are edits ormixes. Includes 'Move Any Mountain', 'Omega Omigo','Ebeneezer Goode', 'Transamazonia', 'Destination Eschaton'and 'Phorever People'. Beatmasters mixed nine of the tracks.1996 release.

Album Details

AVAILABLE ONCE AGAIN.

Customer Reviews:

Not only for Shamen beginners.......1999-04-16

As a collection album, you'd think that it shoulb be bought by people who want to get to know the music of the Shamen. You're right. It's a beautiful introduction to the music of a great group. But if you already have Boss Drum, and Axis Mutatis.. why bother, you ask. Well, here's why. The album does not contain a single album-version of anything. 16 remixed tracks, from the early Omega Omigo to Indica (from Hempton Manor). The sound is the Shamen sound, but the excellent versions of tracks that are excellent to begin with.. worth your time and cash obtaining this. My favourite is track 8, The Beatmaster's Heavenly Edit to "Phorever People" (out of Boss Drum, but you already have that one..) - it's a shame the Shamen decided to dissapear in the Internet, though. Makes you wonder.