A Tribute to Soft Cell
A Tribute to Soft Cell
Track Listings
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1. Memorabilia - Sigue Sigue Sputnik
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2. Sex Dwarf - Dirty Sanchez
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3. Torch - Inertia
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4. Tainted Love
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5. Persuasion - Transmutator
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6. Bedsitter - Fairlight Children
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7. Girl With Patent Leather Face - Dkay.Com
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8. Chips on My Shoulder - Ganymede
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9. Seedy Films - Queen of Japan
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10. Numbers
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11. Loving You, Hating Me
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12. Say Hello, Wave Goodbye [Live] - Marc Almond
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Editorial Reviews
Product Description
'80s synth pop legends receive their proper respects from a host of groundbreaking electro artists on this A Tribute To Soft Cell! Artists include Sigue Sigue Sputnik & Dirty Sanchez. Cleopatra. 2003.
A Tribute to Soft Cell,Various Artists,Cleopatra,Dance Music,Electro,Electronic Collections,Pop,Tribute Albums,V/A Compilations
Average customer rating:
- Less than a mixed bag
- below mediocre
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A Tribute to Soft Cell
Various Artists
Manufacturer: Cleopatra
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
General
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Electronica
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Electronica
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General
| Dance Pop
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Tributes
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ASIN: B0000CABDR
Release Date: 2003-09-23 |
Tracks:
- Memorabilia - Sigue Sigue Sputnik
- Sex Dwarf - Dirty Sanchez
- Torch - Inertia
- Tainted Love
- Persuasion - Transmutator
- Bedsitter - Fairlight Children
- Girl With Patent Leather Face - Dkay.Com
- Chips on My Shoulder - Ganymede
- Seedy Films - Queen of Japan
- Numbers
- Loving You, Hating Me
- Say Hello, Wave Goodbye [Live] - Marc Almond
Product Description
1. Memorabilia - Sigue Sigue Sputnik
2. Sex Dwarf - Dirty Sanchez
3. Torch - Inertia
4. Tainted Love - Ambra Red
5. Persuasion - Transmutator
6. Bedsitter - Fairlight Children
7. The Girl With The Patent Leather Face - Dkay.com
8. Chips On My Shoulder - Ganymede
9. What? - Vibe Central
10. Numbers - Lolita's Lips
11. Loving You, Hating Me - ElectroPink
12. Say Hello, Wave Goodbye (Live) - Marc Almond
Format: CD
Customer Reviews:
Less than a mixed bag.......2005-02-04
The Great Ones:
- Torch (Inertia) a touching tribute; offered a fresh variation without the trumpet. Great! Danceable. Fun. I love it.
- Bedsitter (Fairlight Children) offered an oxygen-infused Danceable Donna-Summer disco beat with surreal vocals. It needs to be heard. Trippy stuff.
- Memorabilia (Sigue Sigue Sputnik) Haunting, hypnotizing, techno. Well-developed sound. Nice.
The mediocre ones:
- Sex Dwarf (Dirty Sanchez) naughty and dirty suggestions, but it ends up being flat.
- Chips on My Shoulder (Ganymede) very cosmic and synthetic, but limp, fails to pack a punch. This version does not grab because it is too distant.
- Persuasion (Transmutator) Almost the same as the original, except without the sound effects. The vocals end up being hoarse. It just doesn't bring the same sense of trance-like menace the original managed to do.
- Say Hello Wave Goodbye (Marc Almond, Live) Tinkly piano and a bored Marc make for an afternoon cocktail version of Soft Cell's hit. Nothing special.
The awful ones:
- Numbers (Lolita's Lips) empty vocals and repetitive droning synth music; a cotton-ball compared to the hammer-impacting original.
- Loving You Hating Me (Electro Pink) okay synth, but whiny, whispering and weak vocals. Pathetic.
- Seedy Films (Queen of Japan) truly a pale Karaoke rendition.
- Tainted Love (Ambra Red) I'm sure many people are curious how Tainted Love has covered. Ambra Red RUINED everybody's "favorite" song with distortion, weak bass, hollow vocals, overpowering techno noise. This should've been discarded. The band should not be allowed to take part in any more tribute albums. This is not the Tainted Love we all know.
- The Girl With the Patent Leather Face (DKAY.com) Dull instrumentation and whispering vocals make for a boring tribute. It doesn't have the candy-coated-chaos the original had.
below mediocre.......2003-11-20
there's about 3 decent covers here. most of the artists have bad vocals , which is ok if they're great musicians, which most are not. most of the artists have no soul. they're different artists, but the singers sound very similiar. nuthin' groundbreaking. makes me wanna listen to marc's vocal treatment of the originals. i would pay $4 for this cd. marc's live version of 'say hello...' is most likely the same as that found on the berlin dvd. can't understand why soft cell condone this thing. buy the live in milan dvd.
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