Title: Shponglesque
Product review: If you need a Shpongle fix while you rabbidly await the 3rd album from this amazing group later this year, then this should fit the bill.Also check out Flock of Bleeps by Younger Brother...another incarnation of Simon Posford of Shpongle fame. That album sounds more like the real thing, though more dance floor oriented.This album, while enjoyable, just can't quite capture that "inexpressible" element that makes Shpongle Shpongle. The remixers do a very good job of interpreting the music, sometime changing it almost beyond recognition, but I found myself enjoying the most the tracks that stayed closest to the orginal versions. Given repeat listens on a quality sound system in a dark room, Remixes does reward however.Bottom line: This is a good trance remix album, but it is not a true Shpongle album. But for now, it will do....
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