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Koop Future_Jazz Downtempo 2003 Germany

Genre:	Electronic
Performer:	Koop
Title:	Waltz For Koop - Alternative Takes EP
Style:	Future Jazz, Downtempo
Date of release:	2003
Country:	Germany
MP3 album size:	1762 mb
FLAC album size:	1105 mb
Digital formats:	AA AU VOC MPC DXD XM MOD

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by Koop on WhoSampled. Discover all of this album's music connections, watch videos, listen to music, discuss and download. Waltz for Koop (Dj Patife Remix) by Koop feat. is a remix of. Waltz for Koop by Koop feat. Cecilia Stalin (2001). Summer Sun (Markus Enochson Remix) by Koop feat. Summer Sun by Koop feat. Yukimi Nagano (2001). Baby (D' Malicious Remix) by Koop feat. Baby by Koop feat. Summer Sun (Carlito Remix) by Koop feat.

Tracklist: 1. Waltz For Koop, 2. Tonight, 3. Baby, 4. Summer Sun, 5. Soul For Sahib, 6. Modal Mile, 7. In A Heartbeat, 8. Relaxin’ At Club F n, 9. Bright Nights, 10. Baby (D’ Malicious Remix), 11. Tonight (Nicola Conte New Jazz Version), 12. Modal Mile (2 Banks Of 4 Remix), 13. Summer Sun (Markus Enochson Remix), 14. Relaxin At Club F N (Dorfmeister Vs. Madrid De Los Austrias Version), 15. Bright Nights (Rima Techno Chimp Dub Mix), 16. In A Heartbeat (Hird Remix), 17. Waltz For Koop (Dj Patife Remix), 18. Summer Sun (Carlito Remix).

Album · 2003 · 9 Songs. Waltz for Koop (DJ Patife Remix). 9. Released: 24 Sep 2003.

Alternative Takes is a jazz related djs/electronica/rap music album recording by KOOP released in 2003 on CD, LP/Vinyl and/or cassette. This page includes KOOP Waltz For Koop. In A Heartbeat (Hird Remix) 4:07 8 Waltz For Koop (DJ Patife Remix) 8:26 9 Summer Sun (Carlito Remix) 6:31. Compost Records ‎– CPT 153-2 (Germany). Thanks to snobb for the addition. ALTERNATIVE TAKES music. Waltz for Koop: Alternative Takes Palm Pictures (Audio 2003. Waltz for Koop & Alternative Takes Love Records 2007.

Before the Swedish duo returned for a third album, they delivered Waltz for Koop: Alternative Takes, a title with great significance.

This album is a let down. I fell in love with "Waltz for Koop" and thought that because some nice artist were doing a remix that "Alternative Takes" would be even better. Well I have to say that I was disappointed with the album. One remix in particular "Modal Mile" was almost laughable( I have to admit I am laughing at it now). And that is awful, because I loved Earl Zinger's version on the original album.

Waltz For Koop: Alternative Takes (2003). Waltz For Koop (2002).

Waltz for Koop - Alternative Takes. Koop, Markus Enochson. Release Date 2003-09-24. Label Playground Dance.

Tracklist

Modal Mile (Two Banks Of Four Remix)	5:19
In A Heartbeat (Hird Remix)	4:06
Baby (D'Malicious Remix)	3:09
Never Gonna Let You Go (Live)	5:45

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
COMPOST 154-1	Koop	Waltz For Koop - Alternative Takes EP ‎(12", EP)	Compost Records	COMPOST 154-1	Germany	2003
CPT 154-1	Koop.*	Waltz For Koop. Alternative Takes. ‎(12", EP)	Compost Records	CPT 154-1	UK	2003

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Well, this EP is a tad unnecessary (well at least nowadays) if you want the remixes, since you might as well go cop the remix LP. The remixes on this one feature the three most 'Compost' sounding remixes. D'Malicious (Mikael Nordgren) deliver an almost sugarysweet rendition of 'Baby'. On 'Modal Mile' Zinger takes his vocals off and has Valerie Etienne to sing his lines instead and deliver a slightly harder, smokier rendition. Hird's rendition is rather bland for me but can push the right buttons for the right persons. Last track on this is the main reason to get this, a track not featured on the LP, being the cover of Carmen Lundy's classic 'Never Gonna Let You Go'. Starts out was a great double bass intronoodling building up to the main bassline and when the tracks kicks off it's just epic. Yukimi being the talented singer she is deliver a great performance. I didn't even know of this rendition until I heard it on Gilles Peterson's Worldwide show.