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DJ-Kicks

Tiga Format: Audio CD
4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars 33 ratings
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Track Listings

1 Radio Jolly [Adult. De-Funked Remix]
2 You're So Gangsta [Instrumental]
3 Ich und Elaine [2raumwohnung Club Mix]
4 The Big Fake
5 You [Vocal Version]
6 Shemale [Blackstrobe Remix]
7 Deceptacon [DFA Remix]
8 ...So
9 Dubby Disco
10 Sacrifice
11 Dying in Beauty
12 Time Has Changed
13 Devices
14 Rather Be
15 Shake a Leg
16 The Unconditional Discipline of the Bastard Prince
17 Lowrider
18 Home Again
19 Mispent Years
20 Man Hrdina (DJ Kicks)
21 Ikea
22 Bang Bang Lover [Dance Mix]
23 The Biggest Fan [Black Strobe Mix]
24 Madame Hollywood [Tiga's Mister Hollywood Version]

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1 x CD Mixed
Germany 2003

1 - Radio Jolly (Adult. De-funked Remix) (2:24)
2 - You're So Gangsta (Playgroup Instrumental) (4:05)
3 - Ich Und Elaine (2raumwohnung Club Mix) (2:24)
4 - The Big Fake (1:40)
5 - Hot In Herre (3:37)
6 - You (Vocal) (1:40)
7 - Shemale (Black Strobe Remix) (3:11)
8 - Deceptacon (DFA RMX) (4:08)
9 - ...So (2:25)
10 - Dubby Disco (3:51)
11 - Sacrifice (3:53)
12 - Dying In Beauty (1:34)
13 - Time Has Changed (1:57)
14 - Devices (3:23)
15 - Rather Be (1:34)
16 - Shake A Leg (4:21)
17 - Unconditional Discipline Of The Bastard Prince (1:13)
18 - Lowrider (2:43)
19 - Home Again (3:12)
20 - Mispent Years (1:29)
21 - Man Hrdina (DJ Kicks) (2:43)
22 - Ikea (2:43)
23 - Bang Bang Lover (Dance Mix) (2:43)
24 - The Biggest Fan (Black Strobe Mix) (4:38)
25 - Madame Hollywood (Mister Hollywood Version) (6:48)

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Unlike some players in the electro scene, Tiga traffics in tunes that encourage dancing, not copping an attitude. His installment of DJ Kicks marries new tracks with a couple of older gems with astonishing panache; who knew 1990's "Dirty Cash" by Stevie V. could still sound fresh? Ditto for his protracted segue between DFA's stripped-down remix of "Deceptacon," from Le Tigre's eponymous debut, and a bubbly 1982 Soft Cell b-side. This Montreal DJ-producer's selection of more recent fare, including rarities from Swayzak and Adult's Carl Finlow, is equally impressive, and blessed with a sense of humor. 2Raumwohnung's breathy "Ich Und Elaine" revitalizes German new wave; "You" by Tutto Matto simmers with menace; and Martini Bros.' "The Biggest Fan" is a hilarious outburst of egomania. Long before the program peaks with his own rendition of Felix Da Housecat's "Madame Hollywood," you'll be convinced: Tiga is a huge star. --Kurt B. Reighley

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  • Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No
  • Language ‏ : ‎ English
  • Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 5 x 5.75 x 0.45 inches; 3.37 ounces
  • Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ !K7
  • Item model number ‏ : ‎ DJ-Kicks
  • Original Release Date ‏ : ‎ 2003
  • SPARS Code ‏ : ‎ DDD
  • Date First Available ‏ : ‎ January 23, 2007
  • Label ‏ : ‎ !K7
  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B00007K217
  • Number of discs ‏ : ‎ 1
  • Customer Reviews:
    4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars 33 ratings

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4.3 out of 5 stars
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C. H. Bachofer
5.0 out of 5 stars Five Stars
Reviewed in the United States on December 28, 2015
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Scott Jeune
4.0 out of 5 stars if you've waited years for new new wave, we may not need you
Reviewed in the United States on February 18, 2003
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Tiga creates the most engaging mix thus far in the kicks series, along with the campiest cover. What is there to say except that this installment of 'kicks' seems to be all out rather than chill out. Tiga's image and selections definitely borrows from "new wave" however, it is something the same yet different in that it also borrows from the current music scene (and hopefully for the masses it finds a spot in there of its own). Anyone who has bemoaned the death of electroclashorinsertyourownnameforithere will certainly have to rethink their opinions with this release.(Oh by the way take out the time for the Man Hrdrinas liner notes,they are hilarious!!!)
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Sophjie
5.0 out of 5 stars Great
Reviewed in the United States on November 26, 2011
Discovered this album back in Canada.
Been living in different countries and somehow the album got lost.
Old memories and good souvenirs.
Tiga au Parking à Montréal.
Now Tiga "Live' in my life in Australia.
Awsome.
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marriediimuzik
3.0 out of 5 stars Pretty Cool
Reviewed in the United States on November 16, 2010
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I think Tiga is quirky and pretty cool. This cd is pretty good, some really good tracks and some I could live without.
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R Diaz
5.0 out of 5 stars The new nu-wave, stomping good electro-pop-punk
Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2003
There are few DJs with as refined a sound still slipping out of the spotlight as Tiga. Perhaps it's because he's Canadian. Or maybe it's the eyeliner. The Turbo records head honcho has scads of records and remixes under the belt from his own label, and, oh, just happened to whip up one of 2002's top ten CDs on American Gigolo by riffling through the International Deejay Gigolos back catalog.
Now he gets the call for the highly lauded DJ Kicks series, and it rocks, in a squirrelly, squelchy, heavy-bass kinda way, leaving last year's notion of cold electroclash way behind for the new nu-wave, stomping good electro-pop-punk. Connecting the saxophone (!) soloing Chromeo/Playgroup "You're So Gangsta" - ace record - to Tutto Matto's "You" (referencing Breeders "Cannonball"), with bleepy, synthy Sir Drew and Le Tigre's riotous attitude "Deceptacon" and slick instrumental via Soft Cell shows a marvelous ear for cutting records together.
Flowing to darker, seedier tunes on "Rather Be" from Crowdpleaser & St. Plomb to abstract examples of his own ("Man Hrdina") and Swayzak deepen the 24-track experience, climaxing with a personal statement on where this strain of music should go; Tiga's cover of Felix Da Housecat's "Madam Hollywood" removes Miss Kittin's aloof vocals for his own supple voice, an emotional reinterpretation that replaces kitsch with resonance, the lyrics (perhaps) a reflection on his life experiences.
Of course, Tiga hasn't gone Hollywood at all, though his efforts the past few years show he's already a star. Need further proof? Check out DJ Kicks, it will be one of 2003's five best albums.
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Metro Soul
5.0 out of 5 stars GOLD
Reviewed in the United States on August 12, 2003
Yea, if you don't like this well, i don't know whats wrong with you. This album is GOLD. I believe there is good music in every genre that most people can enjoy. I also believe this should be an example from the fantastic genre of electro and house. Elements of funk, breakbeat, disco with traces of trance and even a rock song spicing things up... and Tiga lays it all out seamlessly. Don't let all these tracks fool you, this album has a theme. Although i must say, if your the type who likes to scan thru an album and overplay a few tracks... thats not how albums were meant to be listened to, and esspecially not this album. You may need to adjust your technique for this baby.
However, it doesnt stop it from being an accessible album. There are some good records that Tiga plays across two or three tracks adding to the excellent mixing. With 24 tracks the mixing becomes so important and Tiga does it well. It creates an atmosphere that keeps you interested, but not overly focused on a particular moment.
A few tracks total under 2 minutes, they bring a great element to the mix, and offer excellent seamless transition. Tiga really dug underground for alot of this stuff, you can tell. It's not designed to be an overly commercial album, but it's still great. Go pick up an NSYNC album if thats a problem. Studio !K7 is ussually a pretty reliable label too. So, for all you house heads out there, this is for you. A must have in my opinion.
Man, quality dirty electro albums taste like candy. Eat this baby up.
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Kurt Lennon
5.0 out of 5 stars Tiga!
Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2006
Since this album's release in 2003 (at the height of electroclash's influence), Tiga has been unable to follow it until some months ago, with his proper debut "Sexor". Needless to say, his installment of DJ Kicks is one of the most purely enjoyable of the lot. For 75 minutes, Tiga throws smoking pop songs, introspective slower jams, and sly winks right at your feet, giving you no chance but to dance for your life. The Amazon review says it best about his segues and song selections: they are a cut above the rest. Not only are they seamless, but they are also always unexpectedly great. Tiga clearly knows his stuff when it comes to mixing. Needless to say, of all my DJ Kicks selection (11 albums), this is easily top three quality, and definitely one to keep the party going.
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Fabiola E
5.0 out of 5 stars Excelente
Reviewed in Mexico on April 11, 2024
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Llego en perfectas condiciones ninguna canción ests rayada. Vale la pena la espera.
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SR
5.0 out of 5 stars DJ KICKS
Reviewed in Italy on May 17, 2019
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se siete degli estimatori della serie dj kicks questo è da avere !!!
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5.0 out of 5 stars Great music for any mood
Reviewed in Canada on January 9, 2017
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Funky, trippy, and ethereal. Great music for any mood.
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Shekerov
5.0 out of 5 stars Simply brilliant
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 17, 2012
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One of the best compillatons on the market. Downloaded it years ago and loved it so much that I decided to order a legal copy. Arrived in perfect condition.
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Rainer Lingmann
5.0 out of 5 stars Alien-Travolta-Mix-Kicks
Reviewed in Germany on April 14, 2003
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Diese Platte ist wie das "Alien": Erst erschrickst Du, wenn es Dir auf's Gesicht springt. Dann merkst Du nicht, dass Du es in Dir hast. Und plötzlich springt es Dir aus dem Brustkorb!
Kaum eine Platte hat mich nach dem vierten, fünften Mal Hören jemals so überrascht wie diese. Erst sind da sauber gemischte Beats mit deutlichem 80er-Einschlag, von Soft Cell bis Acid. Ein ungewohnter Sound, präzise, aber irgendwie langweilig, denke ich. Doch dann, als ich die Platte schon fast wieder weglegen will, merke ich, wie sich diese Präzision in meinen Gehörgang gekrallt hat, wie mein Fuß nicht mehr zu wippen aufhört, wie der Kopf zu nicken beginnt, und wie ich auf einmal meinen Zeigefinger Travolta-like in die Luft recken möchte.
Es beginnt mit harmlosen Housebeats, die eigentlich nur den Beat etablieren. Dann geht es - höchst charmant - weiter mit der Club-Version des grandiosen "Ich und Elaine" ("Sie ist mein Party-Kapitein") von 2raumwohnung. Und spätestens wenn im 7. Track Kathleen Hanna von Le Tigre "One, Two, Three, Four" kreischt und mir versichert "Everything you do is alright alright alright alright...", dann weiß ich, dass ich hier richtig bin und diesen Beat nie wieder loslassen möchte.
Der Rest der Platte versteht es auf das feinste, meine hochgepeitschten Emotionen gleichzeitig hoch zu halten und zu variieren. Wer hätte gedacht, dass sich klassischer 80er-Elektropop (Soft Cell's "...So") so natürlich in Antonelli Electr. überführen lässt? Und wenn Du gerade denkst, es würde zu depri, dann fragen dich Martini Brös. "Hey, what's up, wie geht es Dir?" Und alles ist gut.
Diese Scheibe ist wie die erste DJ Kicks von Kruder & Dorfmeister: Größer als ihre Songs. So soll es sein. Zum Niederknien!
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