Ridin the Faders 2 by Magnatune Remixed Magnatune Remixed : Ridin the Faders 2.
 Four stones' magnatune remix project.

We were thrilled when we heard that Victor Stone, Lo Tag Blanco, Pat Chilla, and other ccMixter superstars were once again planning to have their way with the Magnatune catalog. Unlike the legions of Buddha Bar clones that have sprung up worldwide, Stone draws from a wider palette than most remixers ever consider, and the result are tracks not merely sleek and cool?they're actually musically interesting! "I'm The I" (8) is an especially hot one and of course we flipped over the Magnatune-themed "We Are Not Evil" track (11) featuring Clarance Boddyker, a South Bronx rapper with style to burn. Oh and check out the very last track to hear a voice that may be familiar.
Songs:

1. Shining Star Games (Az Egan Csillag Lenni) - Fourstones
2. Brilliant Daze (Days Are Confused Mix) - Pat Chilla
3. Tamerlano Takedown - Pat Chilla and Fourstones
4. Curl My Cranium - Lo Tag Blanco and Fourstones
5. Je Suis Un Trio - Lo Tag Blanco and Fourstones
6. Me Dirt Drunk Ow Warrior - Fourstones
7. Can I Be Pristine - Fourstones
8. I'm The I (995) - Fourstones
9. Sonata in G Harp Minor - Fourstones
10. Beauty Bellat (Sic Mix) - Fourstones and Pat Chilla
11. We Are Not Evil (Featuring Clarance Boddyker) - Lo Tag Blanco
12. There Is No Brad Sucks - Fourstones

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Release date: 12/20/2006
Magnatune Remixed lives in California USA

Tagged as: Electronica, Rock, Alt Rock, Remix, Remixed by Four Stones

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