Customer Reviews

Rabbit in the Moon Remixes 1

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1 star:		(2)

 

 

Though it's not an album this is nonetheless a much welcomed release from these highly rated electronic producers. A collection of remixes done by the Florida based electronic dance act Rabbit in the Moon of various artists work.

A good collection with highlights including the brilliant collaboration with Humate on 'East' and their stunning remix of Orbital's 'Are We Here?'.

Any fan of Rabbit in the Moon should have this along with dance music fans who want something a bit different.

I love RITM and want nothing more than to see them perform live. I missed my chance last year when they finally came out West but luckily they put out this CD. It's great of course, spacey re-mixes and hypnotic loops. These guys are legends in my mind.

This release isn't that good, sadly enough. It is obvious that RitM have skills via 'East,' which Sasha and John Digweed put into the 2-CD English version of Northern Exposure. Buy that compilation, not this sorry CD; besides the Opium Den version of 'East' only Sara M's 'Fear' is worth listening to.

Rabbit in the Moon really kick me in the face on a track to track basis, but this album, though good, could've used some improvement. Some of the mixes (the Garbage and White Zombie remixes in particular) seemed very monotonous and not well enough thought out. The best tracks on here are definitely the Sarah McLachlan and Goldie remixes (though their remix of Sarah's 'Possesion' and the 11 minute version of 'Inner City Life' would've been better additions). All in all a fairly good album, and I for one cannot wait until a proper album of theirs is released.

R.I.T.M. is incredible, after getting this cd my friends keep asking me: "Is there a volume 2?" You can't miss this one, it's grrrreat! You may have heard these songs on your local Electronica shows, and now you can own them, woohoo! Just get it!

Every time I hear Rabbit in the Moon I get the chills. Dave Christopher is so awesome. He is Beethoven re-born! I tell him that and he just laughs little does he know, that it is true! This album is breath taking.

I listend to this cd another time and I'm sticking with my original impression, disapointing. The Sara M. remix is pretty good, but the rest I found dismal. RITM is very creative and I appreciated a lot of the beats, but the cd is just to monatanous to be enjoyable. The songs are just to static to keep your attention. In a club this maybe a plus, but in my car, no way.

most of you have probably heard the single OBE and this CD will not let you down. Good clean mixes... but i haven't seen a record version...

These people know how to make music. If you want something that'll make poeple move at a party, this cd is it. Whatever you have to spend, $15, 20, whatever just get the cd, you won't regret it.

I've been an avid follower of R.I.T.M. for years, and I also love getting a hold of their vinyl, but this cd is a pale representation of what he's capable of. I'm afraid to see what kind of crowd will be at the shows if this is the only cd out.