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. Information Societyby: Information Society Release Date October 25, 1990 With "running" being their debut track,remixed by the Latin Rascals (in association with A.Baker). This was a big hit back in the eighties, along with other old school hip hop fusion, and put the group onto the music map. The album is not bad either, being a mix of techno hip hop fusing with gary newman. |
List Price: £19.99 CD-Charts Price: £16.69 You Save: £3.30 (17%)Prices subject to change. Used Price: £7.84 Third Party New Price: £6.01 Read More Reviews & more Details Information Society |
. Hackby: Information Society Release Date October 05, 1990 About half the tracks on Hack are based on spoken samples, taken from all over (educational films, voice-overs, ads) and the other half are lyrical, with a late 80s sound, and clear & interesting lyrics. Probably more interesting if you're into SF and like people, as that's what the songs are about; friends, and the future. The tracks are glued together with minute sound-bites about the band from DJs, TV appearances, etc. short enough to be funny/intriguing/bewildering. If you like Fat Boy Slim this'll probably sound good but a bit slow to you; but bear in mind how far back in the evolution of sample-based music they are -- plus some of the tracks are hilarious, eg. "A knife and a fork". The songwriting is pretty straightforward, ... Read More: |
. Runningby: Information Society Release Date July 17, 2001 About half the tracks on Hack are based on spoken samples, taken from all over (educational films, voice-overs, ads) and the other half are lyrical, with a late 80s sound, and clear & interesting lyrics. Probably more interesting if you're into SF and like people, as that's what the songs are about; friends, and the future. The tracks are glued together with minute sound-bites about the band from DJs, TV appearances, etc. short enough to be funny/intriguing/bewildering. If you like Fat Boy Slim this'll probably sound good but a bit slow to you; but bear in mind how far back in the evolution of sample-based music they are -- plus some of the tracks are hilarious, eg. "A knife and a fork". The songwriting is pretty straightforward, ... Read More: |
. Hack (1990)by: Information Society Release Date About half the tracks on Hack are based on spoken samples, taken from all over (educational films, voice-overs, ads) and the other half are lyrical, with a late 80s sound, and clear & interesting lyrics. Probably more interesting if you're into SF and like people, as that's what the songs are about; friends, and the future. The tracks are glued together with minute sound-bites about the band from DJs, TV appearances, etc. short enough to be funny/intriguing/bewildering. If you like Fat Boy Slim this'll probably sound good but a bit slow to you; but bear in mind how far back in the evolution of sample-based music they are -- plus some of the tracks are hilarious, eg. "A knife and a fork". The songwriting is pretty straightforward, ... Read More: |
. Pure Energy - Best ofby: Information Society Release Date July 18, 2004 About half the tracks on Hack are based on spoken samples, taken from all over (educational films, voice-overs, ads) and the other half are lyrical, with a late 80s sound, and clear & interesting lyrics. Probably more interesting if you're into SF and like people, as that's what the songs are about; friends, and the future. The tracks are glued together with minute sound-bites about the band from DJs, TV appearances, etc. short enough to be funny/intriguing/bewildering. If you like Fat Boy Slim this'll probably sound good but a bit slow to you; but bear in mind how far back in the evolution of sample-based music they are -- plus some of the tracks are hilarious, eg. "A knife and a fork". The songwriting is pretty straightforward, ... Read More: |
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. Don't Be Afraid, V.1.3by: Information Society Release Date July 08, 2008 About half the tracks on Hack are based on spoken samples, taken from all over (educational films, voice-overs, ads) and the other half are lyrical, with a late 80s sound, and clear & interesting lyrics. Probably more interesting if you're into SF and like people, as that's what the songs are about; friends, and the future. The tracks are glued together with minute sound-bites about the band from DJs, TV appearances, etc. short enough to be funny/intriguing/bewildering. If you like Fat Boy Slim this'll probably sound good but a bit slow to you; but bear in mind how far back in the evolution of sample-based music they are -- plus some of the tracks are hilarious, eg. "A knife and a fork". The songwriting is pretty straightforward, ... Read More: |
. Hitsby: Information Society Release Date April 06, 2004 About half the tracks on Hack are based on spoken samples, taken from all over (educational films, voice-overs, ads) and the other half are lyrical, with a late 80s sound, and clear & interesting lyrics. Probably more interesting if you're into SF and like people, as that's what the songs are about; friends, and the future. The tracks are glued together with minute sound-bites about the band from DJs, TV appearances, etc. short enough to be funny/intriguing/bewildering. If you like Fat Boy Slim this'll probably sound good but a bit slow to you; but bear in mind how far back in the evolution of sample-based music they are -- plus some of the tracks are hilarious, eg. "A knife and a fork". The songwriting is pretty straightforward, ... Read More: |
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. Same (1985/88, US) [VINYL]by: Information Society Release Date About half the tracks on Hack are based on spoken samples, taken from all over (educational films, voice-overs, ads) and the other half are lyrical, with a late 80s sound, and clear & interesting lyrics. Probably more interesting if you're into SF and like people, as that's what the songs are about; friends, and the future. The tracks are glued together with minute sound-bites about the band from DJs, TV appearances, etc. short enough to be funny/intriguing/bewildering. If you like Fat Boy Slim this'll probably sound good but a bit slow to you; but bear in mind how far back in the evolution of sample-based music they are -- plus some of the tracks are hilarious, eg. "A knife and a fork". The songwriting is pretty straightforward, ... Read More: |
. What's on Your Mind (Pure Energy) [12" VINYL]by: Information Society Release Date August 18, 1998 About half the tracks on Hack are based on spoken samples, taken from all over (educational films, voice-overs, ads) and the other half are lyrical, with a late 80s sound, and clear & interesting lyrics. Probably more interesting if you're into SF and like people, as that's what the songs are about; friends, and the future. The tracks are glued together with minute sound-bites about the band from DJs, TV appearances, etc. short enough to be funny/intriguing/bewildering. If you like Fat Boy Slim this'll probably sound good but a bit slow to you; but bear in mind how far back in the evolution of sample-based music they are -- plus some of the tracks are hilarious, eg. "A knife and a fork". The songwriting is pretty straightforward, ... Read More: |
. How Long [CASSETTE]by: Information Society Release Date January 28, 1991 About half the tracks on Hack are based on spoken samples, taken from all over (educational films, voice-overs, ads) and the other half are lyrical, with a late 80s sound, and clear & interesting lyrics. Probably more interesting if you're into SF and like people, as that's what the songs are about; friends, and the future. The tracks are glued together with minute sound-bites about the band from DJs, TV appearances, etc. short enough to be funny/intriguing/bewildering. If you like Fat Boy Slim this'll probably sound good but a bit slow to you; but bear in mind how far back in the evolution of sample-based music they are -- plus some of the tracks are hilarious, eg. "A knife and a fork". The songwriting is pretty straightforward, ... Read More: |