Through The Green

General | Sep 2011

Reviews

Rasmus Rygaard
Reviewed 2011-09-30
Ahh, finally a chance to get all those golf puns out of the way. Tiger & Woods are more than just a dubious name, however. The mysterious duo samples disco, funk, and soul, runs it through a ton of electronics, and presents a compelling mix groovy house. Tip!
FCC: Clean Try: 9, 8, 3, 5

1) 7:05 Light and wobbly. Female vocal samples competing for your attention
2) 6:47 Straight up disco. Light piano action, a touch of strings, too
3) 6:46 * More tension, deeper beat. Samples are all minutely sliced and reassembled, hints of male vocals somewhere in the mix
4) 7:30 Loose disco rhythm transitions to a glittery explosion of old school vibes. A good contender for a hands in the air-moment
5) 7:31 * Chopped up disco sample, bouncy bass line. Keyboard stabs
6) 8:51 Slower and deeper, soft female vocals. Doesn’t really justify its 9 minutes
7) 6:27 Cheesy male vocal sample. Glam-disco? Upbeat and blissful
8) 6:52 * Sharp, tight guitar loop. Excellent drop into bouncy house. Gotta love it. Cuts abruptly!
9) 8:09 ** Shameless disco samples, but oh so good. Funky, cheeky, and plain irresistible. Cake at 3:30, fireworks at 6.
10) 7:09 Boney M turned up a notch or two. Extravagant and discoish

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Charting

2011-10-09 — 2011-12-11 Electronic
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Nov 6 4
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Track listing

1. Dr. Burner
2. Don't Hesitate
3. Time
4. Love In Cambodgia
5. Curb Your Heart
6. El Dickital
7. Deflowered
8. Kissmetellme
9. Gin Nation
10. Speed Of Light