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Geeez 'N' Gosh - My Life With Jesus

Musician: Geeez 'N' Gosh
Album title: My Life With Jesus
Style: House, IDM, Experimental
Released: 2000
Country: Germany
Size MP3 version: 1392 mb
Size APE version: 1714 mb
Size WMA version: 1316 mb
Rating ✫: 4.3
Votes: 827
Format: MPC VQF MIDI MP1 XM MP4 AU
Genre: Electronic

Geeez 'N' Gosh - My Life With Jesus mp3 album

Geeez 'N' Gosh House IDM Experimental 2000 Germany

Tracklist

1	Salvation	7:01
2	I Believe In Jesus	6:05
3	Gotta Pray	5:43
4	Geeez 4	6:18
5	Soul Of Mine	7:02
6	Jesus Knows	5:41
7	Talk With God	5:37
8	Calling Jesus	7:10

Companies, etc.

Recorded At – Mira, Musica!
Edited At – Mira, Musica!
Published By – Freibank
Distributed By – EFA – 08090-2
Made By – MPO

Credits

Design – Linger Decoree
Programmed By – Atom™

Notes

Recorded and edited digitally at Mira Musica, Santiago de Chile.

Digipack
Made in France

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode (Text): 7 18750 80902 5
Barcode (Scanned): 0718750809025
Label Code: LC 10521
Matrix / Runout: MP 90 MPO 02 @@@ 4 02
Mastering SID Code: IFPI L033
Mould SID Code: IFPI 1206

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
mp 90	Geeez 'N' Gosh	My Life With Jesus ‎(2xLP)	Mille Plateaux	mp 90	Germany	2000
AAA 086	Geeez 'N' Gosh	My Life With Jesus ‎(8xFile, FLAC, Album)	AtomTM_Audio_Archive	AAA 086	Europe	2018

Kefrannan

The cover actually comes from the 70s spanish version of "Jesus Christ Superstar" starred by Camilo Sesto. Guess Uwe Smidt is a fan of that.

DABY

Glitch-gospel-house? Why not? Geeez ‘N’ Gosh (better known as Atom Heart) takes gospel samples and tweaks them until they’re almost unrecognizable. “Soul of Mine,” the standout track on My Life With Jesus, has that raise-your-hands quality to it, but within an entirely processed setting. Other tracks have God-related titles, (“I Believe in Jesus,” “Gotta Pray”) but thrum with an electronic pulse that’s definitely not as pious as you’d think. “Jesus Knows” has hiss + glitch + synths = typical Atom Heart weirdness. The final track, “Calling Jesus” starts with a voice that is layered until it becomes a buzz, then plops in a beat and a repeating vocal sample, until it becomes a rollicking, foot-stomping track. An interesting and fun concept, not entirely successful, but when it works, it works heavenly.