Customer Reviews

All in the Mind

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Excellent. Deep, inspiring house music. If you are not motivated to dance by this music, start checking out grave plots. Nice mixture of horns and vocals, all of it laid out over percussion for the soul(and your feet). Even if you are completely sick of "The bomb"(I for one am not), it is a worthy purchase.

This cd is a House album with 70's style funky music, and vocals.
The title track "the bomb" is just awsome. It was a disco hit back when it came out. Nowadays this is just a 1 hit wonder, eve if the whole cd is awsome.
This cd could easily be Daft Punk's third album (for their first was 90's style and their second 80's style).
This cd makes me bounce and bop every time i put it on. If you do not find yourself dancing a few minutes into the first song, then you gotta check your head, for something maybe wrong in your motrice system.
If you like house music, funk, and dancing, this is a cd you will definetively enjoy!

If you're a fan of BT Express, Brass Construction, Fatback Band, the JBs, KC & the Sunshine Band, etc., then you'll like this CD. The sound is more electronic than the 70's bands mentioned above, but it's good to know that good funky dance music is still being put out. Another good choice is the CFM band on Instinct Records, for some hard core acid-jazz funk.

if you like house, you have to have this cd!

'the bomb' is a classic house track and you get a short version and a remix. what more could you ask for?

except great use of samples from run the gamut of old school r and b and jazz and very respectful covers of tunes like 'got myself together'. plus fillers like 'whew' and 'sayin' dope' make for a good listening experience at the club, getting to the club, or getting your workout on so you can wear the jeans you want to wear at the club!

The remix of the original Chicago song "Street Player" is AWESOME! Its a great song to begin with, and this mix just turns it into a club song. I'm glad they left Cetera's voice and the Chicago horns intact. Check out the original "Street Player" on Chicago 13!!

This is a studio remix exercise for playing in dance clubs. It was released in 1995. It is 62 minutes long and the sound quality is very good.

This is your typical remix dance album, with music being put into tape loops. It is the type of music that is great if you are up and dancing, but will give you a headache under any other conditions. If you are the kind to go to a club and sit and drink, you wouldn't appreciate it.

I think that in some parts there is too much digital looping. In the beginning, it sounds as if your CD player is getting stuck. I find much of it to be tedious.

There is one great track that you can just enjoy on its own. It is called Just Plain Funky, and it is exactly that. It contains longer loops and flows fairly nice.

The other good track is The Bomb (These Sounds Keep Falling In My Mind), which could of been great with a little self control on the mix.

The Bucketheads is just another studio project from remixer, Kenny Gonzalez. Don't confuse it with avant garde musician Buckethead.

But Love the Original R&B Versions much better by
Brass Construction and BT Express.