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JamiroFan2000
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Partial "FJLIS" Single Tracklistings!
 Hello,
 Well, I looked on the "extremely expensive for anything" EIL.com website and found what looks like partial tracklisting for both FJLIS Single releases (Maxi & CD Single) . It was listed as a "2 CD Single Set", but here is what I could deduce the single tracklistings looking like:
*FJLIS Singles Tracklisting*
~Following could be for either release~
1. Feels Just Like It Should (Album edit or version)
2. Feels Just Like It Should (Timo Maas Remixes)
3. Feels Just Like It Should (Mark Ronson Remixes)
There could be 2 remixes from each, Timo and Mark, I expect 1 remix and 1 remix dub or simply a dub. There wasn't a tracklisting for their listing of the 12" inch FJLIS single, but all 3 listings said "more to come". There you go, thanks for listening and Peace!
Sincerely,
JamiroFan2000
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KrissCross
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| Posted: Fri May 13, 2005 19:03 |
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So a Mark Ronsen Remix?
That can't be much more worse than the one created by Timo Maas...
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JamiroFan2000
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| Posted: Fri May 13, 2005 19:43 |
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 Hello again,
 Yeah indeed KrissCross, I looked around and found a good bio on Mark Ronson, here it is :
For Mark Ronson, his debut album on Elektra, Here Comes The Fuzz, is not so much about redemption as it is about evolution. The logical-next-step for the producer/songwriter/DJ who first made a name for himself as a genre-hopping DJ with an ear for culture-clashing mixes.
Ronson, with typical aplomb, steps it up on his first solo disk, inviting an eclectic batch of guest artists to rain down on his hip hop, pop, and alt rock flavored gems, the irony being that the talented and mercurial Ronson isn't yet entirely comfortable with being called an 'artist' himself. I like to think of myself as more of the visionary behind this record. I'm not trying to be a star here, but the fore that stirs it up, that knows what sounds good by putting some pretty talented people together that otherwise might never step into a recording studio together.
Ronson's resume is already propped up by some fairly weighty remixes for superstars such as Jay-Z, Outkast, Moby, Nelly Furtado and more. His stellar production work on the breakthrough Nikka Costa album turned the heads of record label A&R execs, who began to think of Ronson as an aural triple threat, someone who could write a song, produce it and remix it before he even went out for coffee in the morning. It was the A&R denizens at Elektra who foresaw the artist Ronson.
Their faith in the charismatic New Yorker (he was born in England but moved to NY at the age of eight, so call it an adoption) has been more than rewarded with an original and phosphorus first album. Joined by flexible and ferocious talents such as Sean Paul, White Stripes frontman Jack White, Rivers Cuomo, (on the deliciously Cuomo-esque I Suck) Nate Dogg, Q Tip, Mos Def and Nikka Costa, Ronson sparks each performance, melding rock, digital, and hip hop components into a sonic wonderland of sound. Tracks such as the title opus, Here Comes The Fuzz, featuring Freeway, Jack White and Costa, and the explosive On The Run, featuring Mos Def and hardcore hip hop stalwarts MOP, simultaneously converge and repel, with traffic controller Ronson displaying keen instincts for crunching smackdowns as well as punch-pulling melodies.
Just from what I read, he will probably churn out a GREAT FJLIS remix, I just have faith in Young DJs I guess ! Thanks for listening and Peace!
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JamiroFan2000
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