| 1. Young Fresh And New - Kelis |
| 2. Breaking Up The Girl - Garbage |
| 3. See - Starecasse |
| 4. Unite - Timo Maas |
| 5. Familiar Feeling - Moloko |
| 6. Sub Freakie - Haktan Onal |
| 7. 69 Overdrive - Spice |
| 8. Star 69 - Fatboy Slim |
| 9. Never Gonna Come Back Down - Bt |
| 10. We Are All Made Of Stars - Moby |
| 11. Special K - Placebo |
Editorial Reviews
From URB Magazine
(Kinetic) When Hanover, Germany’s Timo Maas released the inaugural version of Music for the Maases, a collection of his best remixes, it was packaged on two discs. Really, its particular substance should have been paired down to one. On MFTM2, he’s kept things more concise, offering a single disc that builds on the first installment with a more prominent clientele. Kelis’ "Young Fresh and New" gets a funky and dance-floor-ready Prince-styled groove, complete with a thumping four-on-the-floor kick. His remix of Garbage’s "Breaking Up the Girl" is almost unrecognizable from the group’s original and oddly sounds more like Garbage than what the group crafted on their own. Elsewhere, denizens of dance BT and Starecase offer "Never Gonna Come Back Down" and "See," respectively, for the wünder-producer, who bombards them with tough-loving beats. The real standout is Maas’ manipulation of Fatboy Slim’s "Star 69," a deep, dubby trance affair, which actually got more airplay than Norman Cook’s original. MFTM2 is certainly a step above its predecessor and a good sampler for major artists seeking a producer to give them a career overhaul. We won’t be surprised if Kylie and Britney are name-dropping Timo Maas the next time we read the tabloids.
(Kinetic) When Hanover, Germany’s Timo Maas released the inaugural version of Music for the Maases, a collection of his best remixes, it was packaged on two discs. Really, its particular substance should have been paired down to one. On MFTM2, he’s kept things more concise, offering a single disc that builds on the first installment with a more prominent clientele. Kelis’ "Young Fresh and New" gets a funky and dance-floor-ready Prince-styled groove, complete with a thumping four-on-the-floor kick. His remix of Garbage’s "Breaking Up the Girl" is almost unrecognizable from the group’s original and oddly sounds more like Garbage than what the group crafted on their own. Elsewhere, denizens of dance BT and Starecase offer "Never Gonna Come Back Down" and "See," respectively, for the wünder-producer, who bombards them with tough-loving beats. The real standout is Maas’ manipulation of Fatboy Slim’s "Star 69," a deep, dubby trance affair, which actually got more airplay than Norman Cook’s original. MFTM2 is certainly a step above its predecessor and a good sampler for major artists seeking a producer to give them a career overhaul. We won’t be surprised if Kylie and Britney are name-dropping Timo Maas the next time we read the tabloids.
JL
Product Description
UK edition of 2003 compilation featuring Kelis, Garbage, Starecase, Spice, Moby Timo Maas, Moloko, Haktan O'Neal, Fatboy Slim, BT & Placebo all mixed up by Timo. Hope Recordings.
Music for the Maases V.2,Timo Maas,Hope,Dance
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Music for the Maases V.2 (+ Bonus DVD)
Timo Maas Manufacturer: Hope ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD  General
| Dance & DJ
| Styles
| Music
House
| Dance & DJ
| Styles
| Music
Dance & DJ
| Imports
| Stores
| Music
ASIN: B00008LKGW Release Date: 2003-05-05 |
Tracks:
- Young Fresh and New /Breaking Up the Girl [Timo ...][Mix]
Album Details
Featuring all of Timo's Most Recent Mixes, Including Moby, Fatboy Slim and Garbage as Well as an Unreleased Timo Original Track and Will Cross Over to Non Remix Album Buyers. The Bonus Dvd features 25 Minutes of Tour Footage of Timo Live in South America, Live Tour Visuals Intercut with the Unreleased Track, Interviews, an Exclusive 25 Minunte Mix, Live Graffitti and a Competition with a Personalized X-box.Customer Reviews:
Timo the Maaster.......2003-05-20
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