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Untouchable Outcaste Beats

Untouchable Outcaste Beats
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INC. DAVE PIKE SET - MATHAR (SAINSBURYS ADVERT TUNE!) Outcaste present a collection of tracks with an eastern influence, ranging from the vintage funk of Ananda Shankar and The Dave Pike Set, to contemporary drum & bass / chill out

Track Listing

  1. Mathar - The Dave Pike Set
  2. Streets Of Calcutta - Ananda Shankar
  3. Cybersitar - Dance Music Federation
  4. Theme For The Outcaste - The Noble Savages
  5. The Hand Of Contraband - Up Bustle & Out
  6. Meditation - Shri
  7. Bengali Song - Nitin Sawhney
  8. Stay Right Here - Better Daze
  9. Mind Filter - T.J. Rehmi
  10. Take Off Your Clothes To Feel The Setting Sun - Wolfgang Dauner Quintet
  11. Jungle Sitars - Badmarsh
  12. The Firefly - Niraj Chag
  13. Dancing Drums (1997 Mix) - Badmarsh & Shri
  14. Voices (Remix) - Nitin Sawhney

Product Details

  • Amazon Sales Rank: #205968 in Music
  • Brand: OUTCASTE CD 3
  • Released on: 2005-01-13
  • Number of discs: 1
  • Format: Compilation

Features

  • 1 - The dave pike set - mathar
  • 2 - Ananda shankar - streets of calcutta
  • 3 - Dance music federation - cybersitar
  • 4 - Pressure drop presents the noble savages - theme for the outcaste
  • 5 - Up bustle & out - the hand of contraband

Editorial Reviews

From Amazon.com
London's Outcaste Records continues to sate those in the know with some of the most intriguing fusionary sounds on either side of the Atlantic. Untouchable Outcaste Beats, Volume 1 will serve as the label's American calling card--an amalgam of tracks from its roster as well as from other seminal works in the genre. Dance Music Federation's essential "Cybersitar" stands out as a pioneering work, lacing a furious breakbeat with confused sitars and repetitive chant. Artists like Shri, with his serene "Meditations"; Nitin Sawnhey, who takes it to the lounge with "Bengali Song"; and Badmarsh, who abuses the hardsteppers on the dance floor with "Jungle Sitars" all take the music on divergent paths yet still find roots both in traditional Indian sounds and more frenetic U.K. club rhythms. The Outcaste sound fails to be monolithic, and precisely because of that, it paves the roads toward tomorrow. --Jon Caramanica

Album Description
English version featuring different cover art.

Album Details
Great CD Compilation Mixing Traditional Indian Music with Modern Electronica.