They traded their Unicorns for Donkeys - A more basic form of transportation & easy to be managed. When a lot of people are busy ranting & rambling about how disappointing CSS became after stripping down their dense electronic figure, some others included the line 'Thank You God For Making CSS Even More Ravishing When Experienced Live' to their before bedtime prayers.
Donkeys may be hebetudinous and grey but they can carry tons of guitars & anvils & shit on their bare backs - It's not about the looks, It's all about the energy.
DL: CSS - Left Behind (Midnight Juggernauts Remix) (Donkey Bonus Track)
+ The Album Is Packed With 12 Dancepop/Electronic Tracks. - 4 Tracks Are Meh. + 8 Are Brilliant! + Flashy Production Credits ( Dragonette, Sumfrog, Basement Jaxx, Digital Dog, Kleerup, Axwell) + Guys into dancing behind closed doors in high heels will fairly be soundtracked. - The album is only good because of the producers. - Cyndi Sounds Old At Some Points. + When Analyzing, Pros Are More Than Cons. + Has The Equivalent Energy Of A Remix Album!... - Or A Mainstream Dance Compilation. + Added!
DL: Cyndi Lauper - Rockin' Chair (Produced By Basement Jaxx)
Q: Builds On The Same Sound Style? A: Yes. Q: Is It A Signature Sound Like Calvin Harris's? A: Yes. Q: Does It Get Monotonous? A: No. Q: Good Choice Of Guests? A: Ohh Yeah! (Titiyo, Robyn, Lykke Li, Lisa Milberg, Neneh Cherry, Marit Bergman) Q: Is It Brilliant? A: Check The Brilliantine Panel.
DL: The Cardigans - Erase/Rewind (Kleerup Remix)
2 Say Somethings.:
I think you guys nailed the hammer on the head with the Cyndi review. The fabulous list of remixers/producers is the only reason I gave this album a chance, especially the ever amazing Scumfrog, and it's easily become one of my best of 08'.
Yeah i know right!! I think if she stuck with one producer and did what's in her head then this could've been one of the most boring records of the year!
I actually pay more attention tot the music in the tracks than her lol, currently in love with ECHO <3
thnx 4 ur 2 cents!
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