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The Shamen - Make It Mine Mp3

Shamen Epic One Little Indian Leftfield House Techno Electro Psychedelic Rock 1992

Performer: The Shamen
Album: Make It Mine
Label: Epic, One Little Indian
Catalog #: ESK74176, ESK-74176
MP3: 1650 mb | FLAC: 2656 mb
Released: 1992
Country: US
Style: Leftfield, House, Techno, Electro, Psychedelic Rock
Rating: 4.5/5
Votes: 541
Category: Electronic

Tracklist

1	Purple Haze Producer – Will SinRecorded By – Mr. Mr. Mann, Will SinVocals – Will SinWritten-By – J. Hendrix	2:59
2	Make It Mine (Alternative Radio Edit) Engineer – Q Engineer [Analog Design] – Ratt ÉMixed By – The ShamenProducer – The Shamen	3:13
3	Make It Mine (V1.3 Lenny D Vox - Edit) Engineer [Mix] – Ian TregoningMixed By – Lenny DeeProgrammed By – Colin AngusTechnician [Q-bits] – Neal McLellanTechnician [Source Scan] – Mr. Mr. MannTechnician [Technx] – Stika	3:31
4	Slip Inside This House Producer – Colin ShamenRecorded By – Colin Shamen, Mr. Mr. MannVocals – Colin ShamenWritten-By – R. Erickson, T. Hall	5:17

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
46TP12	The Shamen	Make It Mine ‎(12", Single)	One Little Indian	46TP12	UK	1990
46TP7	The Shamen	Make It Mine ‎(7", TP)	One Little Indian	46TP7	UK	1990
49 74176	The Shamen	Make It Mine ‎(12")	Epic	49 74176	US	1992
49 74241	The Shamen	Make It Mine ‎(12")	Epic, One Little Indian	49 74241	US	1992
46TP12L	The Shamen	Make It Mine (Remix) ‎(12", Single)	One Little Indian	46TP12L	UK	1990

Notes

Track 1 taken from the Epic release "En-Tact" 48722
Tracks 3 and 4 originally recorded by Moksha Recordings

Track 1 is listed as "Make It Mine" on the release, but is actually "Make It Mine (V1.3 Lenny D Vox - Edit)", the same version that appears on the U.S. version of "En-Tact".
Track 2 is listed as "Make It Mine (Remix)" on the release, but is actually "Make It Mine (Alternative Radio Edit)", the same version that appears on the commercial version of the U.S. CD single.
Track 3 is a cover of the Jimi Hendrix song.
Track 4 is a cover of the 13th Floor Elevators song.

© 1992 Sony Music Entertainment Inc.
Track 3 ℗ 1989 Moksha Recordings
℗ 1991 Sony Music Entertainment Inc.

Tracks 1 and 2 rights society: PRS
Track 3 rights society: ASCAP
Track 4 rights society: BMI, admin. by CMI

Track 2: Q @ Matrix

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Issued in a standard jewel case with rear insert only, black disc tray.

Barcodes

Matrix / Runout: DISP-001343 1
Matrix / Runout (DADC logo embossed in mould area): D
Other (DADC "Sony Promo" code on disc face): DISP 001343
Rights Society: PRS
Rights Society: ASCAP
Rights Society: BMI
Rights Society: CMI

Companies

Record Company – Sony Music
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Moksha Recordings
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Sony Music Entertainment Inc.
Copyright (c) – Sony Music Entertainment Inc.
Manufactured By – Epic
Engineered At – Matrix Studios
Published By – Amokshasong
Published By – Bella Godiva Music
Published By – Tapier Music
Glass Mastered At – DADC – DISP-001343
Pressed By – DADC

Video

Snowskin

Tracks 3 and 4 were recorded in 1989, 3 years prior to the release of this promo e.p. In this era the Shamen were Colin Angus and Will Sin. Both of these tunes are covers of songs by classic psych rock artists (Jimi Hendrix and The 13th Floor Elevators respectively). Both of them are exclusive to this release, so they are very interesting documents from a time when The Shamen were in the middle of their transformation from acid rock to acid house. Maybe The Shamen didn't plan to ever release these tunes when they recorded them. As Will Sin is credited for production on Purple Haze, and Colin Angus for production on Slip Inside This House, I have the idea that these tunes could be the result of a contest between Sin and Angus on who could do the better psych rock cover. In my judgement Will Sin is the clear winner, coming up with something much more experimental and truly psychedelic (as often when he ruled the mixing desk); to Angus' credit it has to be said that his production is ahead of its time and sounds more like from 1992, though then it would have been a run-of-the-mill dance-pop tune; it also sounds less inspired than Angus' own 1989 compositions. As a sidenote, Primal Scream recorded their (superior) acid house cover of Slip Inside This House later than The Shamen, but released it earlier.

Will & I recorded PH1 on 8 track at Brian Pugsleys home studio. The 3 of us mixed it at another studio later -6 hands on the desk!There's a ruff n raw demo'd dub I Mixed on the Shamens M80 -8track when they were squatting in Royal college St in Camden done around the same time, that was never completed due to a few annoying reasons.Mr M.Mann had nothing to do with the engineering or recodring/mix.Both tunes you write of were asked for by the compilers of the tributes.The Ultimate Irony was also recorded on 8 track just prior to these & mixed at around the same time as PH1- @ the squat from 8track by me- yeah no credit on any of them- blame Tosh their manager (his girlfriend stars miming the make it mine video).Omega Amigo was also recorded then & mixed at orinnoco by Will,Colin,Brian & me- all moving sliders & punching the tracks in & out live.I might get around to uploading the PH-ONE dub on youtube if you're intrested?R.McD

While the Will Sin cover is interesting (particularly the strange, cut-up vocals), I don't find it nearly as listenable as the Colin Angus cover, which fits in relatively well with the group's "En-Tact" era recordings.

Hi, Exactly what tunes is make it mine a cover version of?

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