Thievery Corporation - Abductions and Reconstructions - 1999 [Lossless/FLAC]

Email me if you are looking for an album in Lossless/FLAC (even obscure ones). I'd be willing to send you a link to it if you would share the album on publicbt/thepiratebay after you finish downloading it. My email: [email protected] /* */ [email protected] /* */------- Lossless/FLAC Includes: Log/Cue Artist: Thievery Corporation Release name: Abductions And Reconstructions Label: Eighteenth Street Lounge Music, Eighteenth Street Lounge Music Catalog#: ESL 017, ESL017 Format: CD Country: Europe Released: 20 Apr 1999 Genre: Electronic Style: Breaks, Future Jazz, Downtempo, Dub Release type: Remix (according to musicbrainz) discogs: LINK musicbrainz: LINK TRACKLIST 01 David Byrne - Dance On Vaseline [5:36] 02 Baaba Maal - I Will Follow You (Souka Nayo) [4:52] 03 Slide Five - KC Doppler [4:41] 04 Rockers Hi-Fi - Transmission Central [4:46] 05 Stereolab - Tickertape Of The Unconscious [4:10] 06 Pizzicato 5 - Porno 3003 [4:21] 07 Thunderball - Hijack [4:58] 08 Edson Cordeiro - Ave Maria [4:05] 09 Waldeck - Defenceless [4:46] 10 Gus Gus - Polyesterday [4:04] 11 Hooverphonic - This Strange Effect [4:48] 12 Avatars Of Dub - Sexelevatormuzik [5:15] 13 Black Uhuru - Boof N' Baff N' Biff [5:45] 14 Ursula 1000 - Savoir Faire [5:44] 15 Urbs 'N Chaoz - Closer To God [4:37] REVIEW: Taken from Amazon (by Randy Silver) It's fitting that Rob Garza and Eric Hilton, the duo behind Thievery Corporation, run both a club and a label that have the name Eighteenth Street Lounge: all of the music (which shares the same dubby, acid-jazz flavor) on the label is perfectly suited to the club. Abductions and Reconstructions, however, is different from previous ESL releases, such as Dubbed Out in D.C., in that it's easily the label's most accessible album to date. It consists of 15 Thievery remixes of artists from Stereolab to David Byrne to Baba Maal and tends to be a lot more active than the duo's original compositions. Still, the tracks here bear only a passing resemblance to their original forms--in Thievery's hands, the songs are drawn out, tranced up, mellowed down, but each has its own flavor. The end result is an album that's both diverse and consistent and completely enjoyable. You could just as easily dance to these tracks as sit and lounge to them--the perfect soundtrack for either a great bar or your next party.

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Chigwells (2013-06-01)

Thx again for great clean upload.
Fab music and excellent band(s)