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The Aloof - Never Get Out The Boat

Musician: The Aloof
Album title: Never Get Out The Boat
Style: Leftfield, House, Trip Hop
Released: 1991
Country: UK
Size MP3 version: 1633 mb
Size APE version: 1680 mb
Size WMA version: 1762 mb
Rating ✫: 4.7
Votes: 771
Format: ASF AC3 XM DMF MPC VQF AA
Genre: Electronic

The Aloof - Never Get Out The Boat mp3 album

The Aloof Leftfield House Trip Hop 1991 UK

Tracklist Hide Credits

A	Never Get Out The Boat (The Bangin' Remix) Remix, Producer [Additional Production] – Terry Farley & Pete Heller*
B1	Never Get Out The Boat (The Gosh Mix)
B2	Never Get Out The Boat (The Flying Mix)

Companies, etc.

Phonographic Copyright (p) – London Records 90 Ltd.
Published By – Copyright Control
Recorded At – Mega City
Mixed At – Mega City

Credits

Artwork – The Big Blue
Design, Illustration – David Little
Engineer – Jagz*, Murray
Producer – Dean Thatcher
Written-By – D. Thatcher*

Notes

℗ 1991 London Records 90 Ltd

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode: 0 42286 93131 9
Label Code: LC 7654
Rights Society: BIEM / STEMRA
Other (Distribution Code): BA 122

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
FX 150	The Aloof	Never Get Out The Boat ‎(12")	FFRR	FX 150	UK	1991
DT-001	Aloof*	Never Get Out The Boat ‎(12", W/Lbl, Han)	Not On Label	DT-001	UK	1990
FX 150, 869317-1	The Aloof	Never Get Out The Boat ‎(12")	FFRR, FFRR	FX 150, 869317-1	UK	1991
DT-001	The Aloof	Never Get Out The Boat ‎(12", W/Lbl, Sti)	Not On Label	DT-001	UK	1990

Datrim

This is such a BIG release !! ... If u where a dj in 91 this was on the top of the list ... You got the "Terry Farley & Pete Heller" (aka junior boys own) doin what they do, dancy stuff ... My fave was always the balearic "Gosh Mix" ... Big tune !!! // Tommy

Mojind

When this record was released I had not yet ever set foot on a dancefloor. It was only recently that I found this song in an old 2002 Danny Howells Essential mix that someone had posted up on tranceaddict of all places. Its a kickass Essential Mix and I recommend it to anyone who's a fan of classic dance music. This song a very creative and catchy piece of break beat featuring the familiar vocal clip from the movie "Apocalypse Now". Its Martin Sheen's voice. The whole record is absolutely great, all 3 versions, with my choice being the Bangin Mix. The reason I'm writing about this one is because it seems to me that tracks had so much more personality back in the 90's than they do now. I could be completely blitzed and the moment I heard the melody out in a club I would know exactly what this song was. In comparison, most (but of course NOT ALL modern dance music) fits neatly into a little genre box. It could be minimal, or tech house, or techno, doesnt matter. Seems like most popular producers are out to make music of a certain style for a certain fan base. The tracks are usually dj friendly with a nice cozy 2 minute intro and outro, and of course, no surprises. The end result of this generification of club music is very monotone dj sets where the DJ permanently gazes down at his laptop screen whatever software he chooses, the cpu does the beatmatching labor, and the set turns into a marathon flatline of shit that bores the pants of almost everyone in the room. Its unfortunate that most dj's dont have the balls to try to mix something different like this in their sets nowadays. God forbid the kick drum takes a break and they change the pace or the genre in the middle of set. No no no, just keep the kick drum going no matter what and pray that the crowd has ingested enough shit that night that they wont notice. Well I notice it and its getting pretty boring as of recent. Hopefully a new trend will develop where producers feel inclined to make their tracks stand out a bit more going forward. I would be very excited to see this.

Painbrand

you have so right mark. i am with you

Tisicai

Fair shout Mark, perfectly expressed! The 'Flying Mix' on the original copy is a bit special too...