Delorean - The Metropolitan Death FLAC

Delorean Spain Core Disc Alternative Rock Power Electronics Synth Pop 2005

Genre:	Electronic / Rock / Pop
Performer:	Delorean
Title:	The Metropolitan Death
Style:	Alternative Rock, Power Electronics, Synth-pop
Date of release:	2005
Label:	B-Core Disc
Catalog Number:	BC.126
Country:	Spain
FLAC album size:	1236 mb
MP3 album size:	2683 mb

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Tracklist

1	Metropolitan Death 1 (Montreal´s Italodisco Rmx) Remix – Montreal	6:48
2	Metropolitan Death 3	6:40
3	Metropolitan Death 4 (Undo & Vicknoise Rmx) Remix – Undo, Vicknoise	6:22
4	Metropolitan Death 2	5:17
5	Metropolitan Death 3 (DjCoco & Bombjack Rmx) Remix – Bombjack, DJ Coco	6:50
6	Metropolitan Death 4 (Karlos Phazer Rmx) Remix – Karlos Phazer	5:37
7	Metropolitan Death 3 (D.A.R.Y.L´s Sweaty Girl Rmx) Remix – D.A.R.Y.L.	7:33
8	Metropolitan Death 1	5:39
9	Metropolitan Death 4	4:57

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
LXX	Delorean	The Metropolitan Death E.P. & Remixes ‎(12", EP)	Defiance Records	LXX	Germany	2005

Notes

Tracks 1,2,3 & 4 recorded and produced by Santi Garcia/Hans Kruger and Xavi Navarro in Ultramarinos Costa Brava Studios and Montreal Studios in February 05.
Additional recordings by Hans Kruger in Montreal Studios.

Sticker on front cover says:
"DELOREAN
4 new songs
and 5 remixes"

Barcodes

Barcode: 8 435015 508104
Barcode (Scanned): 8435015508104

Companies

Phonographic Copyright (p) – B-Core Disc
Copyright (c) – B-Core Disc

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I loved these Delorean back then, and I still come back to this phase and prefer it much more than the new balearic one. This phase, the one that includes this EP, Into The Plateau and their international version Transatlantic KK, is the most cocaine-induced version of what DFA did in NY, a very dark, shouty and fun version that took everything from The Rapture and similar groups of the era (The Bravery) and kicked it to excess. The standouts are the third one, that went to the album, and well, all the remixes, one of them with John Talabot in his previous moniker DARYL.

And they were great at festivals, too. Imagine these metropolitan deaths sounding at 3 AM in the darkness of a spanish summer night. It was like that.