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Basement Jaxx - Where's Your Head At

Musician: Basement Jaxx
Album title: Where's Your Head At
Style: House, Breaks
Released: 2001
Size MP3 version: 1757 mb
Size APE version: 1718 mb
Size WMA version: 1965 mb
Rating ✫: 4.5
Votes: 700
Format: AC3 MMF MP2 XM DXD MOD MIDI
Genre: Electronic

Basement Jaxx - Where's Your Head At mp3 album

Basement Jaxx House Breaks 2001

Tracklist Hide Credits

1	Where's Your Head At (Radio Edit) Backing Vocals – Erick Morillo, Junior Sanchez, Michael MoogVocals – Damien Peachey	4:00
2	Where's Your Head At (Stanton Warriors Remix) Backing Vocals – Erick Morillo, Junior Sanchez, Michael MoogRemix – Stanton WarriorsVocals – Damien Peachey	6:48
3	Romeo (Acoustic Version) Vocals – Kele Le Roc	3:37

Notes

'Where's Your Head At' contains samples of 'This Wreckage' performed by Gary Numan.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode: 6 3490411402 2

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
EFUNK007	Basement Jaxx	Where's Your Head At ‎(12", S/Sided, Unofficial)	E Funk	EFUNK007	2007
JAXL 007	Basement Jaxx	Where's Your Head At ‎(2x12")	Atlantic Jaxx, XL Recordings	JAXL 007	UK	2001
7243 5 46111 6 2	Basement Jaxx	Where's Your Head At ‎(12")	Delabel	7243 5 46111 6 2	France	2001
XLS140DVD	Basement Jaxx	Where's Your Head At ‎(DVD-V, Single)	XL Recordings	XLS140DVD	UK & Europe	2001
EVERY22CD	Basement Jaxx	Where's Your Head At ‎(CD, Maxi)	Everlasting Records	EVERY22CD	Spain	2001

Dont_Wory

basement jaxx - wheres your head at . well , its stolen from Foxy - Party Boys . REVEALED. done well tho .

Drelahuginn

When their ‘Rooty’ album dropped, for me there was only one track that jumped out the grooves and smacked you ‘round the face harder than the Tango man on steroids. The all-important ‘third single’ album release is anything but make-or-break as this is already destined for the annals of club history. Punk-goes-funk and from strength-to-strength and this energy-filled pogo workout, with a backing cast that includes Erick Morillo and Junior Sanchez, is pure rebel rock for the dancefloor. Screeching guitar riffs, distorted basslines from Gary Numan’s ‘Wreckage’ and a pucker mix package from the Stanton Warriors, Sounds Of Da Future and John Ciafone, only add to the anarchic appeal and militant musings of this essential single.