Body Language, Vol. 8 Modeselektor

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  • Release Date: 10/13/2009
  • Sales Rank: 23,379
  • Label: GET PHYSICAL MUSIC
  • UPC: 844216003222

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Body Language, Vol. 8

1LISTENOutro 0:27
2LISTENZig-Zag / Rustie 1:56
3LISTENLick Shots / Missy Elliott Instrumental 1:55
4LISTENThe Count 2:02
5LISTENCricket Scores 2:15
6LISTENKickdrum / Felix da Housecat 0:38
7LISTENHuyendo, Pt. 2 / Alex Cortex 2:05
8LISTENQuo Vadis 0:44
9LISTENNN8.0 / Norman Nodge 0:22
10LISTENEmotions 2:56
11LISTENClunk Click Every Trip / Peverelist 1:12
12LISTENAnaconda / Untold 0:43
13LISTENAll Skate 0:43
14LISTENGimme Some More / Busta Rhymes Amended Version 3:07
15LISTENPlay Doe / Rustie 1:26
16LISTENWind It Up / Om'Mas Keith 1:22
17LISTENDirty & Hard/Trilingual Dance Sexperience / Dorian Concept 3:54
18LISTENLet's Dance / Horsepower Productions Club Mix 0:57
19LISTENUnix / Robert Hood 1:41
20LISTENPon de Floor / Major Lazer 2:06
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Modeselektor take the baton from Matthew Dear, who put together the seventh volume in Get Physical's Body Language mix series, and serve up a disc that is, unsurprisingly, one of 2009's more omnivorous dance mixes -- albeit one that incorporates a heavy dollop of dubstep. Like the duo's 2007 contribution to Bpitch Control's Boogybytes series, the mix is not quite ADD-addled; the tracks, on average, play out for around two minutes, and there's a healthy disregard for stylistic cohesion. A handful of three-track sequences are worth singling out, but the best of all comes early on, with Rustie's playfully menacing and correctly titled "Zig-Zag" leading the way to the instrumental version of Missy Elliott's choppy "Lick Shots" and Osborne's throwback to Daniel Bell's early-'90s productions as DBX -- a bleeping, blipping, limb-flinging homage to a star of Detroit's low-budget New Dance Show program. Andy Kellman, All Music Guide

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