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Carrera Remixed

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Download links and information about Carrera Remixed by Sluts´n´Strings & 909. This album was released in 1998 and it belongs to Electronica, Techno, Jazz, Dancefloor, Dance Pop, Bop genres. It contains 11 tracks with total duration of 54:54 minutes.

Artist: Sluts´n´Strings & 909
Release date: 1998
Genre: Electronica, Techno, Jazz, Dancefloor, Dance Pop, Bop
Tracks: 11
Duration: 54:54
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Tracks

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No. Title Length
1. Intro (Si Begg Remix) 2:32
2. Put Me On! (Peter Kruder Remix) 8:24
3. Past the Gates (The Private Lightning Six Remix) 2:31
4. Dig This? (Animals On Wheels Remix) 5:47
5. Dear Trevor... (Orchester 33 1/3 Remix) 4:21
6. Past the Gates (DJ Hell Remix) 4:42
7. Hard Move (B Recordings Remix) 6:37
8. Dig This? (Sluta Leta Remix) 4:37
9. Puta (DJ Elin Remix) 5:13
10. Crunchy Custom (Animlas On Wheels Remix) 6:18
11. Puta (Farmers Manual Remix) 3:52

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This remix version of Patrick Pulsinger and Erdam Tunakan's classic Sluts'N'Strings & A 909 album, Carrera, calls in the talents of various hometown artist in what could be considered a Viennese tour de force. Though opening with a slicing digital edit by Londoner Si Begg, and featuring remixes of "Dig This!?" and "Crunchy Custom" by U.K. drill'n'bass practitioners Animals on Wheels, the rest of the re-workings stay closer to home. Bavarian technocrat DJ Hell turns in a mix of "Past the Gate" that is surprisingly less acid house than the original (which was extremely acid house), while Vienna residents Private Lightning 6 take the same track and break it down to a futuristic punk/hip-hop/industrial rev-up that is light years ahead of the nu-wave revivalist. One-half of Austria's most well-known export, Peter Kruder, treats "Put Me On" exactly how you'd expect he would, slowing the nu-breaks funk to a more palatable dub tempo. Inversely, lesser-known Vienna musicians Sluta Leta and Farmers Manual make severe digital damage out of the originals "Puta" and "Dig This!?," perhaps explaining why they are lesser-knowns. By commissioning these remixes, Sluts'N'Strings & A 909 do an excellent job in showcasing the impossibly talented scene in which they work. The only thing lost in the remix is the smooth continuity that made the original Carrera such a joy to listen to from beginning to end. But this isn't a complaint so much as a statement of the obvious.