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Album Features
UPC: 788647402127
Artist: Bush
Format: CD
Release Year: 1997
Record Label: Fortuna
Genre: Grunge, Rock & Pop

Track Listing
1. Everything Zen - (The Lhasa Fever Mix)
2. Mouth - (The Stingray Mix)
3. Swallowed - (Goldie/Toasted Both Sides Please mix)
4. Synapse - (Philip Steir/My Ghost In The Bush Of Life mix)
5. History - (Dub Pistols Mix)
6. Personal Holloway - (Fabio Paras/Soundclash Republic Mix)
7. Bonedriven - (Mekon/Beat Me Clever Mix)
8. Insect Kin - (Jack Dangers/Drum And Bees Mix)
9. Comedown - (Lunatic Calm Mix)
10. Everything Zen - (Derek DeLarge Mix)
11. In a Lonely Place - (Tricky Mix)


Details
Playing Time: 67 min.
Distributor: Fontana Distribution
Recording Type: Studio
Recording Mode: Stereo
SPAR Code: n/a

Album Notes
Bush: Gavin Rossdale (vocals, guitar); Nigel Pulsford (guitar); Dave Parsons (bass); Robin Goodridge (drums).Additional personnel: Jasmine Lewis (vocals); Andrew Goodsite (guitar).Producers include: Tricky.Engineers include: Chris Haynes, Vaughan Sessions.Taking advantage of the latest craze for electronic dance music, British grunge masters Bush have invited the cream of the crop of techno DJs to create their own vision of the "Bush" sound. The result is DECONSTRUCTED, a deeply engrossing collection of heavy drum 'n' bass beats and digital atmospheres. Using the original songs as a jumping-off point, the artists have essentially created new tunes based around familiar themes from earlier Bush albums. In fact, most songs are recognizable only by a bass line or a snippet of the vocal melody.The hit single "Everything Zen" is given two treatments here, and the results couldn't be more different. With its retro drum sound, the Lhasa Fever Mix stays fairly faithful to the original (as far as that is possible in the world of techno), including most of Gavin Rossdale's lyrics and even (gasp!) electric guitar. Its counterpart, the Derek DeLarge mix, has a more in-your-face sound and only hints at the original through the occasional fragment of vocal melody. But these DJs aren't cover artists, nor is their purpose necessarily to pay tribute to Bush. What they have done is create an engaging set of songs doing what they do best; creating something new from something old.

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