More Colours! The Million Colour Revolution Revisited The Pinker Tones

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  • Release Date: 08/21/2007
  • Original Release: 2006
  • Sales Rank: 137,618
  • Label: NACIONAL RECORDS
  • UPC: 689076849524

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More Colours! The Million Colour Revolution Revisited

1LISTENSeñora y Señores Mix 0:34
2LISTENWelcome to TMCR Mix 5:32
3LISTENKarma Hunters Mix 4:28
4LISTENBeyond Nostalgia Mix 4:06
5LISTENL 'Heros Mix 4:20
6LISTENSonido Total Mix 5:49
7LISTENPiccolissima Descarga 0:34
8LISTENIn Pea We Nuts Mix 4:08
9LISTENPink Freud Mix 4:31
10LISTENMany Years Ago Mix 1:30
11LISTENLove Tape 3:32
12LISTENMojo Moog Mix 3:28
13LISTENPinkerland Becaina Mix 2:18
14LISTENGone Go On Mix 6:22
15LISTENMaybe Next Saturday Mix 4:21
16LISTENTMCR Grand Finale Mix 4:37
17LISTENSonido Total Bonus Track / Mix 4:57
18LISTENLove Tape Bonus Track / Live @KCRW's "Morning Becomes Electric" Acoustic Version 3:51

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With the assistance of a long list of collaborators, the Pinker Tones give their celebrated 2006 album The Million Colour Revolution a deluxe remix treatment on More Colours! The Million Colour Revolution Revisited, a fittingly eclectic and unpredictable 18-track collection. Some of the remixers billed here -- including Nacional Records labelmates Kinky, Mexican Institute of Sound, and Nortec Collective -- will be familiar to those who follow Latin alternative music. Most are obscure, though, which makes More Colours! that much more curious, for stylistically these remixes are all over the place (not unlike the Pinker Tones themselves, of course) and the initial listen is indeed a wild ride full of pleasant surprises (for example, the Torpedo Boyz adding a Japanese-language rap to their remix of "L'Hero," which is otherwise in French). Anyone enamored of The Million Colour Revolution will find plenty to enjoy on More Colours!, and anyone enamored of the Pinker Tones themselves will want to hear the new material of theirs, including some mash-ups, that is sprinkled across the album. Though no substitute for the original album, More Colours! is nonetheless a welcome release by the Pinker Tones and should add to their reputation as an up-and-coming act well worth following. Jason Birchmeier, All Music Guide

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