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Mint Royale - On The Ropes

Mint Royale - On The Ropes

Musician: Mint Royale
Album title: On The Ropes
Style: Big Beat
Released: 2002
Country: Germany
Size MP3 version: 1418 mb
Size APE version: 1503 mb
Size WMA version: 1105 mb
Rating ✫: 4.9
Votes: 905
Format: AU ADX MPC ASF AC3 WMA XM
Genre: Electronic

Mint Royale - On The Ropes


Tracklist

A1 From Rusholme with Love
A2 Don't Falter
A3 Interlude 1
B1 Take It Easy
B2 Because I'm Worth It
B3 Shake Me (Original)
C1 Diagonal Girl
C2 Rock And Roll Bar
C3 Space Farm
D1 Deadbeat
D2 Lonely Girl
D3 Interlude 2
D4 Shake Me (Vocal Edit)

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Barcode: 5037880001112

Other versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
FHCD011 Mint Royale On The Ropes ‎(CD, Album) Faith & Hope Records Limited FHCD011 UK 1999
ZYX 20567-2 Mint Royale On The Ropes ‎(CD, Album) ZYX Music ZYX 20567-2 Germany 1999
CTX 125CD Mint Royale On The Ropes ‎(CD, Album) Faith & Hope Records Limited, Cortex CTX 125CD Australia 1999
MCAF-25411-2 Mint Royale On The Ropes ‎(CD, Album, Promo) MCA Records MCAF-25411-2 US 2001
088 112 478-2 Mint Royale On The Ropes ‎(CD, Album) MCA Records 088 112 478-2 US 2001



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Jode
This album is really refreshing. Beats, horns, keyboards and other synths are very well structured and all of these elements give birth to an enjoyable CD.I am a bit less excited concerning tracks featuring female artists, including "Don't Falter", "Rock And Roll Bar" and "Lonely Girl". I find them a little bit too candy, but it is just my personal point of view. They remain satisfying to listen and they bring a calmer atmosphere which ain't bad at all.On the contrary, both interludes, the original "Shake Me", "Space Farm" and my favorite "Deadbeat" are just way more danceable (and listenable) than most electronic music made in history (especially nowadays, in the 21st century).According to the rhythm pace, "On The Ropes" does not reach Fatboy Slim's touch. But in terms of joy, instrumentation and diversity, it's comparable and maybe even better.A "happy big beat" album with a jazz touch to advice.