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█ - d e e p h o u s e -
06.10.2007
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artist : Greenskeepers
title . Money Vs Machine! EP
type : EP
year . 2007
genre : House
subgenre . Chicago/Funky House
label : OM Records
cat . OM-279SV
URL : http://www.juno.co.uk/products/1271407-02.htm
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encoder . Lame 3.97
quality : VBRkbps / 44,1Khz / Joint-Stereo
source . WEB
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01.Moneymachine! (Original Lo-Fi Vocal Mix) 06:40
02.Machine! (Original Lo-Fi Vocal Mix) 04:39
03.Disco Swing 06:07
04.Dig Dug 06:31
05.Joneskeys 07:03
06.Machine! (James Curd House Mix) 04:38
07.Machine! (James Curd Houstrumental) 04:37
40:15 min 50,1 MB
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The deep house crew brings you once again a high quality release of
soulful dance music.. music with emotion that deserves the promotion..
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BIO In 1985, director John Hughes started preproduction on Polo Club,
an animated feature written by camp legend John Waters about the
adventures of four wealthy teenagers experimenting with a diet of
Pixy Stix, Quaaludes, and laughing gas. No longer content with
appropriating pop-music themes, as he had done to great effect in
Sixteen Candles, Hughes decided to commission his first original
soundtrack, hiring members of Devo, Japan, and the Psychedelic Furs
to write new songs to bridge the gap between Hughes's teenage fairy
tales and Waters's twisted narratives.Locked in a Los Angeles
warehouse, the supergroup worked on the Polo Club soundtrack for one
year, emerging with the finished masters only to discover that Hughes
and Waters had been distracted by other projects and canceled the
film. Although the guitar-heavy ballad "15 Minutes," a sleazy anthem
called "NY Lady," and their trippy cover of Huey Lewis and the News'
"I Want a New Drug" had great potential as singles, record labels
passed on the projectwho would buy a soundtrack without a movie
Demoralized, they hid the tapes and swore never to speak of the
project again. Two decades later, an OM Records employee discovered
the soundtrack in an Encino storage locker and convinced Hughes and
Waters that, movie or no movie, the world was ready for Polo Club.
Since none of the original musicians would admit to their involvement
in the project, the label fabricated this lame backstory about a
Chicago house crew that traded their drum machines for guitars and
reinvented themselves as a wacky, accessible pop group. Polo Club is
allegedly their third album, and their best yet. As individuals,
maestro Mark Share, electro-percussionist James Curd, vocalist Nick
Maurer, and bassist Coban Rudish are fine musicians, humans even, but
in the greater order, they are mere mortals. Together, they are the
Greenskeepers, a band of brothers and an ordinance of auditory
assault. Chicago's Greenskeepers have been called abstract, quirky,
avant-garde, irresistible and bizarre. They've written songs in the
voice of the psycho transsexual from Silence of the Lambs ("Lotion")
and made psychedelic-era internet videos starring Tattoo ("Da Plane,
boss, da plane!") caught in a sexual world of tall women ("Pilipino
Phil.") They've licensed 3 songs off of their last album "Pleetch" to
the hit TV show "Greys Anatomy". Greenskeepers have also toured the
globe as a four man band of brothers and an ordinance of auditory
assault! Not to be confined by any box, the band barely balked at the
overwhelming success of their underground hit "Lotion", from the
debut LP Pleetch, and the accompanying mash-up video that continues
to delightfully infest computer screens across the globe. Instead,
the collective returned to the Chicago studio to create fourteen
heady, interstellar tracks featuring the band's signature
guitar-driven sonic discosis and capricious vocals. Polo Club, the
compilation of the Keepers Green's latest work, marks an unforeseen
level of musical progression and a testament to the power of four. It
is the culmination of two years of touring the world --from Istanbul
to LA-- as a cohesive unit. The end result is a double disc
collection of songs that perfectly captures the insane genius of the
Greenskeepers.
remember to support the keepers of the greens.
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shoutouts to the groups that love the music they promote..
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If you're down with the deep house music, music with feeling..
music that makes you groove no matter where you are.. and you
think you can add to this feeling ... then visit us on efnet or
drop us a line to d_h@inbox.lv :)~
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