Audio CD review:
UNKLE - Self Defence

UNKLE - Self Defence

Band: UNKLE Title: Self Defence Rating: Release Date: 2006-09-12 Media: Audio CD Tracks: 1: Burn My Shadow - UNKLE, Ashbury, I. 2: Burn My Shadow - UNKLE, Ashbury, I. 3: Burn My Shadow - UNKLE, Ashbury, I. 4: What Are You to Me?/Petter-These Days - UNKLE, File, R. 5: Eye for an Eye - UNKLE, Lavelle, J. 6: Eye for an Eye - UNKLE, Lavelle, J. 7: Eye for an Eye - UNKLE, Lavelle, J. 8: Eye for an Eye - UNKLE, Lavelle, J. 9: In a State - UNKLE, File, R. 10: Reign - UNKLE, Brown, I. 11: Reign - UNKLE, Brown, I. 12: Reign - UNKLE, Brown, I. 13: Reign - UNKLE, Brown, I. 14: Reign - UNKLE, Brown, I. 15: Reign - UNKLE, Brown, I. 16: Reign - UNKLE, Brown, I. 17: Reign - UNKLE, Brown, I. 18: Reign [Beat Pharmacy's Better to Reign in Hell Than to Serve in Heaven - UNKLE, Brown, I. 19: I Need Something Stronger - UNKLE, Lavelle, J. 20: Reign - UNKLE, Brown, I. 21: Invasion - UNKLE, Lavelle, J. 22: Inside - UNKLE, 23: In a State - UNKLE, 24: In a State - UNKLE, 25: In a State - UNKLE, 26: Eye for an Eye - UNKLE, 27: Eye for an Eye - UNKLE, 28: Eye for an Eye - UNKLE, 29: Tracier - UNKLE, File, R. 30: Reign - UNKLE, 31: Reign - UNKLE, 32: Reign - UNKLE, 33: Reign - UNKLE, 34: Reign - UNKLE, 35: In a State - UNKLE, 36: In a State - UNKLE, File, R. 37: Blackout - UNKLE, Lavelle, J. 38: Panic Attack - UNKLE, File, R. 39: Glow - UNKLE, Cadbury, J. 40: Have You Passed Through This Night - UNKLE, Lavelle, James

Wrong Track List -- Not UK Release! I ordered this set for the UNKLE/Moby remix -- which is exclusive to this set, yet is only available on the UK release of this set. This release and the track list that Amazon provides is incorrect. For some reason the remix was omitted from the US release. Thanks for the heads up, Amazon!. Say Unkle! Definately worth buying!. Well first off, this is not exactly what I expect when I see a box set, 6 tracks? But as discouraging as it might seem, this is a very impressive set of remixes from some of the best producers out there! Incorporating remixes by so many unique and innovative artists was a smart move, each mix is totally different from the last and never gets boring in my opinion. Too many remixes of the same tracks And considering that this is a 4-disc box set, it would have made more sense if there was a wider variety of material. I am all for remixes and alternate versions, but dozens of remixes of the same 6 tracks gets tiring after a while. I mean, do we really need 15 remixes of "Reign" including the original version, which can be found on "Never, Never, Land?" At any rate, it is still somewhat pleasing to hear some "newish" Unkle output until their new proper CD comes out later this year. . You can see a complete list of all UNKLE discography, or go back to the UNKLE tabs