Customer Reviews

More Tales Remixed

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I am a huge Incognito fan. This album is pretty good but I like the previous remixed cd a bit better. All in all, I'd recommend it to true fans.

You can never really go wrong with Incognito but this remix is not on the same level with the original. However, a true fan will want to add it to their collection.

When Incognito puts their footprint on the land of music, the world stops to listen. On this remix effort by the likes of Yam Who? Dimitri & Dj Meme and the list goes on, it's truly a Gem!! My only disappointment to this remix is the exclusion of two of my faves, 'When the sun goes down' and 'When Words are not just words'. My guess is the producers felt that we should not disturb the Clasics?? What ever the reason, I respect the cause.

Another impessive Remix from another Incognito Classic of the New Generation in Jazz..

When Incognito drops a remix collection, one would guarantee a melody, or rhythms from a era when instuments were part of the song. This collection is no different where there are hints of Philly, Salsoul, a bit of Go-Go and House vibes of New York & Chicago. With many of th familiar knobwizards staying close to form, each song highlights the beauty of the vocalist and the instruments and modern technology that makes this one delicious gumbo with all the ingredients. Each song has it's own unique flavour and your feet & heart won't stop. Like all the Remix packages of the past - Incognito delivers.

Incognito is still in the game. I love this remix of the band's "Tales" effort. Good to hear B'more diva, Maysa Leak on two of the tracks. She is truly more at home with "Bluey" & Co.