NEW 2002 album by CERRONE

[ruoffended]

Coming out this summer........RU

[DJ Jimmy M]

Ok, it is true then. Question though, is it going to be avalible in the USA or just France like all his other albums after the mid 80's?

DJ Jimmy M

[ruoffended]

Good one , dunno will verifiy.....

[zeca azevedo]

Hey,
a new album by CERRONE? Oh no...

zeca azevedo

[The Lord of Flatbush]

The compilation by Bob Sinclair was excellent from last year.

A 2002 version along the same lines might be appealing.

[DJ Jimmy M]

No this isnt another compilation, this is a true new album with new tracks.

DJ Jimmy M

[NickNack]

On 2002-06-14 15:00, The Lord of Flatbush wrote:
The compilation by Bob Sinclair was excellent from last year.

A 2002 version along the same lines might be appealing.

Quite a few people here have mentioned Bob Sinclair sounding like Cerrone. Because of that I went out and purchased his "Champs Elysees" CD. WRONG! Man, was I disappointed.

So, what am I missing or do his other projects not sound like this one?

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[martinus]

On Cerrone's Homepage Cerrone.net the release date was Nov.18th. He collaborates with Don Ray, Nile Rodgers, the Cerrone angels and his son Gregory. The album features 12 tracks. I could listen to a few songs. "Hysteria" is in modern french house style, "Love on the dancefloor" contains samples of the middlepart of "Look for love" and the track "Funky love" contains samples of "Took you so long" and from the intro of "Cerrone's paradise".

[ruoffended]

Sounds good , but as for the cover of the album im not sure for the design of it ,but then again we dont see it well , tracks sounds good .... now humm lets get it ! 8)

[martinus]

I#ve bought the Double vinyl issue of it in a Import shop in Dortmund(Channel Jam). There is also a cover version of Don Ray's "Got to have loving" on it with Nile Rodgers on guitar and female vocals. All 12 tracks can be heard as 30 sec. samples on amazon.fr.

[Com King]

Quite a few people here have mentioned Bob Sinclair sounding like Cerrone. Because of that I went out and purchased his "Champs Elysees" CD. WRONG! Man, was I disappointed.

You should listen to the first album of Bob Sinclar, "Paradise", which is for me one of the best house album ever done, much better than "Champs Elysées".

And I think the pleasant cover can please everybody

PS : Ultimate Funk is an original and fantastic song

[K-Bee]

I agree with you Com King: Paradise is way better than Champs Elysees.
my favorite is the opener "Get Into The Music" - sounds a bit like "The Bomb" that kenny Dope made back in '95.

However Champs Elysees did have James D-Train Williams on two tracks. U have to thank Mr. Sinclar for presenting him to a new audience.

[NickNack]

Com King; K-Bee,

Thanks --- I'm always down for giving second chances. But what is Mr. Sinclair's link to Cerrone? Why these comparisons?

[K-Bee]

Nicknack

Bob Sinclar recently compiled an album with Cerrone tracks - both originals and remixes
Here's a review of it:
http://www.themilkfactory.co.uk/music/bsinclar.htm

[NickNack]

Originally Posted by K-Bee

Nicknack

Bob Sinclar recently compiled an album with Cerrone tracks - both originals and remixes
Here's a review of it:

Thanks, K-Bee. Now I get it :) . I was really surprised to see all those Cerrone releases after "Cerrone IX" under the discography. Nobody seems to talk much about them. Was he experimenting with different styles or what? I don't remember any being released here in the US.