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Felix Da Housecat, Miss Kittin, Tiga
Electric Pop
Genre: Dance & Electronic

Track Listings (28) - Disc #1
1. What Does It Feel Like (Royksopp Mix)
2. Music Ok
3. Take Them Away
4. I Never Fuck (Jan Driver Mix)
5. Stricherjunge
6. Sagittarius Iii
7. Laser Karaoke
8. Fashion Rules (After Ego Mix)
9. Crystalize
10. Stars & Heroes
11. Junge Dame
12. Machine Says
13. Game Over
14. Rippin Kittin
15. Round & Around
16. Extensive Care
17. Dangerous Devotion
18. Erdbeermund
19. I Am Always Busy (Adult Mix)
20. Bodies
21. Sexy Robot
22. Plastique
23. Hot Room
24. Waitin For My Love
25. Untitled
26. Wir Machieren
27. Machtspiele (Remix)
28. Gibrone

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All Artists: Felix Da Housecat, Miss Kittin, Tiga, Chicks on Speed, Royksopp, Alter Ego, Ural 13 Diktators, Romanthony, Luke Slater
Title: Electric Pop
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Label: Mofa
Release Date: 12/2/2002
Album Type: Import
Genre: Dance & Electronic
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Number of Discs: 2
SwapaCD Credits: 2
UPC: 661956930416

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Grows on you with each listen

John J. Tabellione | Arlington, VA United States | 07/29/2003

(4 out of 5 stars)

"At first when I heard this CD I had really mixed emotions. Some of the songs were the hardcore electro I've come to love. Others were strange German electro/synth-pop -- some of which work very well. Some don't. The "Laser Karaoke" track I can't quite swallow yet.Felix da Housecat w/ Miss Kittin makes an expected appearance, but with the excellent track "What Does it Feel Like?" mixed by Röyksopp. But the tracks that really grew on me the most, at first seemed a bit too "velveeta" by my usual drum 'n' bass standards: Felix Rennefeld "Game Over", Hakan Libdo "Sexy Robot" and the "non-velveeta", but very teutonic "Erdbeermund" by Ellen Allien. Make sure to pay attention to those tracks.I'm going to give it another listen tonight -- both discs. I know some of the other tracks are starting to click, and I'm looking forward to those. Definitely something to pick up if you're interested in the creative German electro scene, which seems to be evolving more quickly than its American counterpart. And any CD that requires a few listens before you comprehend it all is almost always a good buy."