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| | Meltdown | | | Music Artist : | | Icehouse | | Music Style : | | General | | Record Label : | | Rock Up | | Release Date : | | 2003-07-21 | | Store Price : | | $32.98 | | Artistopia's Price: $32.98 | |
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CD Tracks/Songs
Disc 11. Don't Believe Anymore [Ivan & Collins Caf? Latte Mix]
2. Love in Motion
3. Hey Little Girl
4. Street Caf?
5. Cross the Border [Funk Corporation Sonic Assault Mix Edit]
6. Great Southern Land
7. Electric Blue
8. Lay Your Hands on Me (Icehouse vs. Speed of Light)
9. We Can Get Together
10. Can't Help Myself
11. Icehouse
12. Crazy
13. No Promises
14. Man of Colours
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Customer Reviews of This Album/CD |
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 Ira Davies what a voice Icehouse what a band
Submitted on: 2009-08-19 |
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| On MTV I saw Icehouse live in New York and was highly Impressed. My Wife had Man of Colours and I bought Great Southern Land the best of album then I bought the meltdown from Amazon.com. The Amazon service was prompt and all of the cd and dvd cases were intact. Way to go Amazon.com a job well done. The meltdown holds up well on repeated listening. Lay Your Hands on me I would like to hear in a dance club sometime. Ira Davies is the Australian David Bowie and sounds great singing Heroes. Electric Blue is a police emergency code where I am for an all cars response. Its nice that there is a response for deep blue heroes of Law Enforcement |
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 Icehouse - Meltdown
Submitted on: 2009-03-23 |
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| I am a huge Icehouse fan, but, whoever came up with the idea for this project and allowed it to happen should be executed. All of the great Icehouse songs have been so severely screwed up they are barely recognizable. It is a travesty of incredible magnitude. |
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 I just love Icehouse
Submitted on: 2007-05-18 |
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From "Down Under", this wonderful band! I just love them!
It brings back good memories from my year spent in Oz!! |
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Never thought I'd love a re-mix album
Submitted on: 2005-04-03 |
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By the time I came across Icehouse in the late 80's, they had already pretty much broken up. It took me a while but I eventually bought all their old albums and became a fan. To be honest, when I found this cd, I didnt really read the fine print about it being a dance remix of Icehouse songs. Had I read that info at the time I might have never bought it. Sorry, I cant really stand other people remixing other artists songs and especially turning them into dance club mixes.
Having said that I am shocked to find myself unable to stop listening to this cd. What these guys have done to some of Icehouses best songs is nothing short of brilliant.
Songs like "love in motion" and "lay your hands on me" are addictive. "Hey little girl" isnt bad but quite often the one I skip a lot.
If your a fan of Icehouse then I advise giving it a try. Wary of dance remixes? I was...now I love it. |
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Terrible!!!
Submitted on: 2005-02-22 |
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It's a total deception.
Imagine, Icehouse's classics cuts, mixed with now-a-day danceable sounds by the best Djs from Australia. What could be fallen?...everything.
The result is a such pair of 'Bad Words' for the real Icehouse fans, personally i only like the remixes made by the band itself.
But these ones doesn't have any respect from the original sounds, and in no way reach to be 'new versions'.
I don't understand the obsession for turning the classics in dancefloor's garbage (the fashion of the 90's marketing).
This one is worst that the 'Full Circle' compilation (at least there was a couple of interesting mixes inside), and that's saying too much.
The only star i've given to this one is maybe for the new track 'Lay Your Hands On Me' (definitly not from the best of Icehouse, but lets think it's a 'experiment' with dance)and Street Cafe -Smash'n'Grabb Mix- (clossest thing to 'worth the mix' in this cd).
If you're party people, you could find it funny, but If you're a complete Icehouse fan, I suggest you to save your money. |
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