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Macabre was so sick with hit-worthy songs that it generated this equally vicious remix set. Although most mixes minimize the band's New Wave essence, Ursula 1000 slashes "Your Retro Career Melted" with Gang of Four-like guitars, while Tommie Sunshine's reinterpretation of "Let the Poison Spill From Your Throat" pounds out delightfully stiff New Order rhythms -- and all mercifully retain the original melodies. Against all odds, this is what a remix album should be.
BARRY WALTERS
(From RS 924, June 12, 2003)
(Posted: May 20, 2003)
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inc0ncert writes:
This is probably one of my favorite cds. A close second would be the original danse macabre. The beats can never get old, and the music always stays fresh. The faint has continued with their brillant synth songs in their newest album Wet From Birth, also a favorite. Overall, Play on Faint; Play on!
Jul 13, 2006 13:46:18
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