Floating Seeds

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Product Description
The best of the wacky experimental group remixed by Propellerheads' DJ/ drummer Will White, Youth, System 7, Eat Static, Zion Train and others. Nine tracks.

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Floating Seeds

Average customer rating:

Just Plain Great!
What Do We Have Here...

Floating Seeds Remixed
Ozric Tentacles
Manufacturer: Snapper Classics UK
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00025K2J2
Release Date: 2004-08-24

Tracks:

Sunhair (System 7 Stargate Mix)
Pteranodon (Hallucinogen Remix)
Neurochasm (Sparky Lightbourne Burger Mix)
Sploosh! (Youth And Simon's Hydrophonic Decimation)
Afroclonk (Space Raiders Dirty Mouse Mix)
Strangeitude (Eat Static Remix)
Eternal Wheel (Zion Train Remix)
Meander (DJ BNX Karum Mix)
Wob Glass (Will White Mix)

Customer Reviews:

Just Plain Great!.......2007-04-14

I was introduced to this music by listening to internet radio, everytime I heard a song from this CD I was checking to see what song was playing, I finally gave up and bought a copy for myself because I enjoy it so much as background music when I am working. The music is lively with interesting twists and an uplifting invigorating beat.

What Do We Have Here..........2005-08-05

There are some interesting songs on this album, but it doesn't get much airtime in my rotation. I like some of what was done with this remix album, but it is not completely good. I prefer the other Ozric Tentacles that I own, and can recommend them to you. They are Erpland, Jurassic Shift, Strangeitude, Pungent Effulgent, and Curious Corn. You can't go wrong with those.

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Pyramidion/Floating Seeds Remixed
Ozric Tentacles
Manufacturer: Recall Records UK
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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Live Underslunky/Spice Doubt
Bits Between the Bits/Sliding Gliding Worlds

ASIN: B000AYA1O6
Release Date: 2005-11-15

Tracks:

Pyramidion
Xingu [Live]
Pixel Dream [Live]
Sultana Detrii [Live]
Aramanu [Live]

Tracks:

Sunhair [System 7 Stargate Mix]
Pteranodon [Hallucinogen Remix]
Neurochasm [Sparky Lightbourne Burger Mix]
Sploosh! [Youth and Simon's Hydrophonic Decimation]
Afroclonk [Space Raiders Dirty House Mix]
Strangeitude [Eat Static Remix]
Eternal Wheel [Zion Train Remix]
Meander [DJ BNX Karum Mix]
Wob Glass [Will White Mix]

Product Description

DISC 1
1. Pyramidion
2. Xingu (Live)
3. Pixel Dream (Live)
4. Sultana Detrii (Live)
5. Aramanu (Live)

DISC 2
1. Sunhair (System 7 Stargate Mix)
2. Pteranodon (Halucinogen Remix)
3. Neurochasm (Sparky Lightbourne Burger Mix)
4. Sploosh! (Youth & Simon's Hydrophonic Decimation)
5. Afroclonk (Space Raiders Dirty Mouse Mix)
6. Strangeitude (Eat Static Remix)
7. Eternal Wheel (Zion Train Remix)
8. Meander (DJ BNX Karum Mix)
9. Wob Glass (Will White Mix)

Format: CD

Floating Seeds
Average customer rating:

Excellent Techno Album

Why remix something that's not broken

mixed bag

techno tentacles

Floating Seeds
Ozric Tentacles
Manufacturer: Snapper UK
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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Arborescence

ASIN: B0000088A8
Release Date: 1999-10-12

Album Description

The best of the wacky experimental group remixed by Propellerheads' DJ/ drummer Will White, Youth, System 7, Eat Static, Zion Train and others. Nine tracks.

Customer Reviews:

Excellent Techno Album.......2002-03-02

As an Ozric fan I was surprised when this came out, a cd of their songs remixed. Although not approved by the band, this is a wonderful collection of techno that I have listened to over and over again at work, in the car, at home. It may not be a true Ozric's album, and doesn't match up to great Ozric albums such as "The Hidden Step" or "Become The Other". However as an upbeat techno album I'd call it a masterpiece and better yet - the grooves here are a lot of fun. Enjoy!

Why remix something that's not broken.......2000-07-01

First, to put my review in perspective: I like almost everything Ozric has done and have all their albums, but I am not too familiar with techno or "dance" styles. I got this album because it was related to Ozrics but was dissappointed overall. For example, the leadoff track, Sunhair, is a song that is absolutely perfect in its original incarnation. Taking out most of the guitar and adding a pounding drum just destroys it. Even so, the remix on that particular track is fairly well done compared to some of the others. On the other hand, the best songs are the remixes of the songs that might be described as the less commercial songs, even by Ozric standards. These include Pteranodon and Strangeitude. On these the remix emphasises the odd noises and sound effects to good advantage. Sploosh! also works because it was somewhat of a techno/dance song to begin with (although I never really appreciated it until I heard the version with guitar on Spice Doubt). And, not only is the cover art extremely boring compared to typical Ozric covers, but the picture is of pollen not seeds. In a way that sums up the album - a potential irritant masquerading as something good.

mixed bag.......2000-06-27

Well, as with any remix album, there are bound to be some brilliant interpretation alongside some stinkers. The tracks by Eat Static, System 7, and Hallucinogen are awesome. The rest range from pretty cool to pretty awful. Contrary to the previous reviewer's statement, at least one song preserves one of Ed Wynne's incredible solos -- the System 7 remix of "Sunhair" has Ed's solo intertwined with Steve Hillage's guitar line -- very cool!

techno tentacles.......2000-05-24

This CD is a compilation of techno remixes of classic Ozric Tentacles tunes. Most Ozric fans will probably not like it as the first thing to go is the guitar. None of Ed's excellent leads remain on any of these remixes, it's all synth drums and keyboards. The selection of songs is good, including Sploosh and Nuerochasm, but it gets pretty repetitive after awhile.

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