Various Artists - Soundtracks - Groove (2000 Film)
Facts
| Artist(s) | Various Artists - Soundtracks |
| Studio | Kinetic / Ada |
| Release Date | June 20, 2000 |
| UPC Code | 093624776529 |
| Buy this item | $13.99 at Amazon.com As of Jan 7 5:12 EST (details) 1 Audio CD, Usually ships in 24 hours, Soundtrack Or 9 new from $12.38, 17 used from $1.29 |
About Various Artists - Soundtracks - Groove (2000 Film)
Dance culture, and the rave scene in particular, has been a potentially ripe film topic for years, so when Groove was released to heavy buzz at the Sundance film festival, Sony Pictures immediately saw a possible summer sleeper. With John Digweed making a cameo appearance, as well as a savvy mixture of featured music throughout the movie, Groove's soundtrack will do nothing but contribute to the film's success. West Coast dance fixture Wish FM, a.k.a. Wade Hampton, serves as the film's music supervisor, and he comes up with a compelling mix that nicely parallels the momentum of the movie's broiling dance-floor sequences. Starting off with some light house, then darkening his touch into deeper, more trancing territory, Wish reaches a zenith with Digweed's "Heaven Scent," using its soaring keyboard refrain as a natural peak. There are peaks all over this record, though, as Orbital's "Halycon + On + On" and Scott Hardkiss's mix of Alter Ring's "Infinitely Gentle Blows," with its electrified vocal mishmash, provide ever-entrancing moments of turntable bliss. The movie's director, Greg Harrison, has said he intended the film to act "as an authentic document of a time in youth culture history"--his movie's soundtrack is definitely that. --Matthew Cooke Amazon.com
Tracks
- "No Obstacles, Only Challenges"
- Girls Like Us - B-15 Project Featuring Crissy D & Lady G
- Champagne Beat Boogie - Boozy & Swan
- You're The Lucky Ones - Baby D Love
- Duke's Up (Joshua's Dubwise Mix) - W
- 20 Minutes of Disco Glory (Simon's Come-Unity Mix) - DJ Garth & E.T.I.
- Perpetual - Christian Smith & E.B.E. Present Timeline
- Halycon - Orbital
- Anomaly (Calling Your Name) - Taylor
- Heaven Scent - John Digweed
- Beachcoma - Hybrid
- Protocol - Symbiosis
- "Wanna Go To The Endup?"
- Infinitely Gentle Blows (Scott Hardkiss' Aural Hallucination Mix) - Alter)Ring
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User Reviews
Average user review:| Missing a lot of music from the movie, but a good soundtrack |
However, this doesn't necessarily mean it is bad.
I agree that a lot of the "industrial" sound is missing from this CD. I am disappointed by that. I am also sad that "Heaven Scent" by Digweed is NOT the version in the movie! >sigh<
When will the soundtrack folks realize how important having the SAME MIX of the music in the movie on the soundtrack is REALLY important to us music fans?!?!
But the music represented here is a good mix in its own right. (If you are ripping this to mp3, make sure to make it a 'continuous album'. It doesn't sound right unless continuously flowing in the intended sequence.)
So, if you decide to buy this, here is how to look at it:
Buy it for GOOD techno dance music. DON'T buy it expecting it to match the movie.
Happy listening! December 29, 2008
| Very chill |
| Get your "Groove" on. |
| We need more |
| Curious |
Its been awhile since I've seen the movie, but the song is playing as some of the characters go into the *chill room*. Its a real ambient song, slower beat, easier to chill to. If anyone knows the name of the song/artist, It'd be great to know.
I wasn't too happy with the rest of the tracks on the album as it left out alot of the mixes from the movie. January 30, 2004
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