mp3.houserock » Electronic » Mr Untel - Tati: Les Remixes De Mr Untel

Mr Untel - Tati: Les Remixes De Mr Untel

Musician: Mr Untel
Album title: Tati: Les Remixes De Mr Untel
Style: Deep House, Downtempo, Jazzdance, Easy Listening
Released: 2002
Size MP3 version: 1828 mb
Size APE version: 1510 mb
Size WMA version: 1488 mb
Rating ✫: 4.6
Votes: 534
Format: AHX VOC TTA DTS DMF RA MMF
Genre: Electronic / Jazz

Mr Untel - Tati: Les Remixes De Mr Untel mp3 album

Mr Untel Deep House Downtempo Jazzdance Easy Listening 2002

Tracklist Hide Credits

1	Les Vacances De Mr Hulot (Remix) Written-By – Alain Romans	4:51
2	Play Time (Travel Mix) Written-By – Francis Lemarque	5:05
3	Mon Oncle (Acrobat Mix) Written-By – Alain Romans, Frank Barcellini*	5:20
4	Mon Oncle (Jazzy Mix) Written-By – Alain Romans, Frank Barcellini*	4:05
5	Play Time Rumba Written-By – Gérard Langella	4:52
6	Et Bien N'Est-Ce Pas! Written-By – Didier Cremieux*, Gérard Langella	3:54
7	Jour De Fête (Illussion Mix) Written-By – Jean Yatove	4:04
8	Que Reste-t-Il? (Unlimited Mix) Written-By – Léo Chauliac	4:07
9	Play Time House Written-By – Francis Lemarque	7:02
10	Play Time Brazil Written-By – Francis Lemarque	6:10

Companies, etc.

Phonographic Copyright (p) – Elliot Music
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Les Films De Mon Oncle
Copyright (c) – Les Films De Mon Oncle
Copyright (c) – Naïve

Credits

Artwork By – Mak
Mixed By – Gérard Langella (tracks: 1, 3 to 6, 8), King Brain (tracks: 2, 7, 9, 10)
Producer – Gérard Langella

Notes

Mr Untel used source material from several films by the French director Jacques Tati like: 'Les Vacances De Mr Hulot', 'Mon Oncle', 'Play Time' and 'Jour De Fête'.
℗2002 Elliot Music / Les Films De Mon Oncle © 2002 Les Films De Mon Oncle / Naïve.

Digipak

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode: 3 298490 449110

Castiel

Movies by Jacques Tati are all very visual and the usage of dialogue and music is very minimal. That's why this is not a remixed soundtrack. It's more like the opposite: Mr. Untel uses snippets of melody and dialogue of Tati movies to create his own soundtrack. And that's the problem of this release! When you leave out those samples, all what's left is a collection of mediocre beats and boring rhythms. I really enjoy watching Tati movies over and over again. This record only reminds me to put out the garbage can once a week. Avoid.

Bluecliff

You're right with Tati's films being very visual in the first place, so remixing their soundtracks might not be the most obvious thing to do, yes. But Mr Untel does a great job trying to acoustically recreate Tati's world nonetheless. Using only snippets of melody and dialogue isn't really something unusual these days. This is post-modern turntablism sampling art, like it or not. Talking of what it would sound like without the samples is like looking at green saying: Take out the yellow and it's blue. And yes, this absolutely is a remixed soundtrack. Whatever else?