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Artist: D-Code
Year: 2004 year
Total Length: 77:31 min
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Song |
Bitrate |
Length |
Size |
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Sex Machine |
192 |
3:27 |
4,73 Mb |
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| 2 |
Love Comes Again |
192 |
3:13 |
4,42 Mb |
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| 3 |
The Sound Of Light |
192 |
3:19 |
4,55 Mb |
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| 4 |
My Immortal |
192 |
3:56 |
5,40 Mb |
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| 5 |
U-Shake (Yeah) |
192 |
3:20 |
4,57 Mb |
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| 6 |
If I Were You |
192 |
3:26 |
4,71 Mb |
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| 7 |
Ti Sento |
192 |
6:28 |
8,87 Mb |
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| 8 |
Real Club Sound |
192 |
2:55 |
4,00 Mb |
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| 9 |
Cold As Ice |
192 |
3:39 |
5,02 Mb |
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| 10 |
Take Me To The Clouds Above |
192 |
2:46 |
3,80 Mb |
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| 11 |
On And On |
192 |
2:51 |
3,91 Mb |
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| 12 |
Fk You Right Back (Dance Edit) |
192 |
2:50 |
3,89 Mb |
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| 13 |
Fame |
192 |
3:11 |
4,37 Mb |
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| 14 |
Everybody Clap Your Hands |
192 |
3:00 |
4,13 Mb |
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| 15 |
Shut Up |
192 |
3:20 |
4,58 Mb |
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| 16 |
Life Is A Chance |
192 |
3:02 |
4,16 Mb |
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| 17 |
Cha Cha Slide |
192 |
3:36 |
4,95 Mb |
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| 18 |
The Music |
192 |
3:52 |
5,31 Mb |
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| 19 |
Time To Dance |
192 |
5:38 |
7,73 Mb |
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| 20 |
Somebody To Love |
192 |
2:52 |
3,93 Mb |
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| 21 |
Let Me Hear You |
192 |
3:33 |
4,88 Mb |
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| 22 |
Where Is The Love |
192 |
3:17 |
4,52 Mb |
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News Arhive: Apollo Four Forty On Cruise Control |
The UK techno band took the album's title from the 1973 Robert Blake-as-maverick-cop flick, "Electra Glide In Blue." The band's "Ain't Talkin' 'Bout Dub" [700k QuickTime] features a sample from Van Halen's '80's classic "Ain't Talkin' 'Bout Love." In addition to the Van Halen inspired song, tracks "Krupa" and "White Man's Throat" were inspired by classic jazz. "Krupa" is named for swing era drummer Gene Krupa: "White Man's Throat" is named for jazz legend Miles Davis' controversial comment about the place he said he'd like his hands to be when he died.
Apollofourforty formed in 1990 in Liverpool by brothers Howard and Trevor Gray and their songwriting partner Noko. After working the club scene there, they set up camp in London, where they collaborated on remixes with such artists as U2, EMF, Deep Forest, and Shabba Ranks. In 1996, the trio devised a creative alter ego known as Stealth Sonic Orchestra, and remixed tracks for acts like Skunk Anansie and Manic Street.
Apollofourforty's first album, Millennium Fever was released in 1995 and spawned three Top 40 singles in Britain. |
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