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│ Basement Jaxx - Sleazycheeks EP (JAXX008) │
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│ ││
│ Artist........ Basement Jaxx ││
│ Title......... Sleazycheeks EP (JAXX008) ││
│ Label......... Atlantic Jaxx ││
│ Cat. Nr....... JAXX008 ││
│ Year.......... 1996 ││
│ Genre......... House ││
│ Street Date... May 1996 ││
│ Release Date.. 17/08/2003 ││
│ Size.......... 38,1 MB ││
│ Tracks........ 05 ││
│ Length........ 27:40 min ││
│ Source........ Vinyl ││
│ Encoder....... Lame 3.93.1 ││
│ Quality....... 192KBps / 44.1Khz / Full Stereo ││
│ ││
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││
┌─────────────────────────────────┐ ││
│ R E L E A S E C O M M E N T S │┐ ││
└─────────────────────────────────┘└─────────────────────────────│──┐
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│ ││
│ The production duo of Simon Ratcliffe and Felix Buxton ││
│ released several of Britain's most respected and enjoyable ││
│ progressive house anthems of the '90s from their base in ││
│ South London. Before they met (at a Thames riverboat party ││
│ organized by Buxton), Ratcliffe grooved to the deep Latin ││
│ funk of War and George Duke while Buxton was turned on to ││
│ Chicago house. The pair formed Atlantic Jaxx Records in ││
│ 1994, and were undoubtedly honored to count among fans of ││
│ their first release none other than DJ legend and Basement ││
│ Jaxx influence Tony Humphries, who played "Da Underground" ││
│ from the EP on his New York mixshow consistently during ││
│ 1994-95. For their second release, Ratcliffe and Buxton ││
│ recruited vocalist Corrina Josephs, who later became ││
│ practically a member of the team herself. ││
│ ││
│ The 1995 single "Samba Magic" was picked up for distribution ││
│ by Virgin, and in time, Basement Jaxx was drawing praise as ││
│ one of the top house production units, from all corners of ││
│ the American and British house community. The pair spent ││
│ much of 1996 working on remixes (for the Pet Shop Boys, ││
│ Roger Sanchez, and Lil' Mo Yin Yang among others), then ││
│ released a third Basement Jaxx EP. One track from the EP, ││
│ "Flylife," became a Top 20 hit in England after being ││
│ re-released by Multiply in mid-1997, and the single proved ││
│ one of the most popular anthems of the year on the worldwide ││
│ club-scene. Late that year, Ratcliffe and Buxton released a ││
│ compilation of their most crucial Atlantic Jaxx sides. After ││
│ being courted by several major labels, Basement Jaxx signed ││
│ to the independent XL Recordings (also home to the Prodigy) ││
│ and readied their debut full-length Remedy for a 1999 ││
│ release. Second album Rooty followed two years later, the ││
│ outgrowth of the duo's similarly named club night. ~ John ││
│ Bush ││
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│ ││
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││
┌─────────────────────┐ ││
│ T R A C K L i S T │┐ ││
└─────────────────────┘└─────────────────────────────────────────│──┐
┌──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────│───┘
│ ││
│ [01] Eu Nao (Feat Adrianna Montero) 07:18 ││
│ [02] Moradi 04:57 ││
│ [03] Get Down Get Horny 06:19 ││
│ [04] Jump 05:12 ││
│ [05] Stanley 03:54 ││
│ ││
│ Total Playtime : 27:40 min ││
│ ││
└───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────│─────-·
UPDATED : 14/07/2003