Utah_Saints-Something_Good-AU-Promo-CDS-1992-AMOK

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2003-12-15

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         Utah Saints - Something Good-AU -Promo CDS- (c) 1992 London
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    Supplier: 5-8-6              Encoder...: Fraunhofer 1.263
    Ripper..: 5-8-6              Quality...: 192 kbps / 44.1Hz / Full Stereo
    Source..: CDDA               Label.....: London
    Scans...: None               Catalogue#: 869 732-2
    Tracks..: 02                 Type......: Promo
    Rel.Date: Dec-14-2003          Genre.....: Electronic    
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   Formed in Leeds, Yorkshire, England, Utah Saints comprises Jez
   Willis (b. 14 August 1963, Brampton, Cumbria, England; ex-Cassandra
   Complex) and Tim Garbutt (b. 6 January 1969, London, England; also a
   DJ at the Bliss club in Leeds). Both were formerly members of MDMA,
   who practised an unlikely and unappetizing hybrid of electro-gothic
   dance music. They released five 12-inch singles on their own
   Ecstatic Product label, the band name taken from the chemical
   description for the "Ecstasy" drug, though they initially claimed
   never to have actually used it. However, both were more than
   familiar with developments in the club scene. After MDMA Willis
   drifted into DJing, specializing in 70s disco evenings (Garbutt had
   already performed widely in such a role from the late 80s onwards).
   Together they established their name at their own "Mile High Club"
   nights at The Gallery in Leeds; these were such a success that
   corresponding events also transferred to York and then London. They
   then returned to recording, taking the Utah Saints name from the
   Nicolas Cage movie, Raising Arizona (it had previously been employed
   on a MDMA b-side). The duo's move to house music, using samples and
   a driving backbeat, proved much more successful than the efforts of
   their former incarnation.

   After acclimatizing to the charts with 1991's UK Top 10 hit "What
   Can You Do For Me" (featuring a Eurythmics sample), they produced
   the Top 5 hit "Something Good". This was built around a Kate Bush
   sample (the line "I just know that something good is going to
   happen") from "Cloudbusting", but it had other strengths too. As
   Willis elaborated: "We're trying to get a bit of rock 'n' roll into
   rave." They later backed Neneh Cherry on a version of the Rolling
   Stones' "Gimme Shelter" for the Putting Our House In Order campaign
   for the homeless in 1993, one of several acts to release the song.
   Their own follow-up was the Top 10 hit "Believe In Me", this time
   featuring a sample of Philip Oakey of the Human League singing "Love
   Action". Other steals, meanwhile, are less obvious, and include
   heavy metal Satanists Slayer and industrial funk band Front 242.
   Utah Saints sold over a quarter of a million copies in the USA
   (where it was released first) in addition to its UK success. This
   was compounded by international touring with a wide range of bands.
   In just two weeks in 1993 they supported East 17, Take That and U2
   at Wembley Stadium, then joined Moby and the Prodigy in Europe
   before returning to Leeds to support the Mission and Sisters Of
   Mercy.

   Their first release in over a year, "Ohio", arrived in August 1995.
   This utilized a Jocelyn Brown sample (her 1984 hit "Somebody Else's
   Guy"), but a projected album was never released due to a dispute
   with their record label. Despite this, their playful instincts
   continue to offer an accessible bridge between rock audiences and
   the house movement, although their work ethic remains almost
   non-existent. Garbutt's busy DJing schedule took in a stint at New
   York's The Tunnel, while Willis continued to tinker in the studio.
   Remixing work for Alabama 3, Nina Hagen, Simple Minds, Hawkwind and
   the Osmonds was followed, in January 2000, by a rare new Utah Saints
   track, "Love Song". Their second album, succinctly titled Two,
   followed in October.

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   01 Something Good (Radio Mix)                                   03:34
   02 Trance Atlantic Flight                                       07:04

                                                  Total:14,6 MBB / 10:38 min
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Files

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01-something_good_(radio_mix)-amok.mp34,90 MB
02-trance_atlantic_flight-amok.mp39,72 MB