Lou Reed - Satellite Of Love '04 FLAC

Lou Reed Nulife Bmg Entertainment House 2004

Genre:	Electronic
Performer:	Lou Reed
Title:	Satellite Of Love '04
Style:	House
Date of release:	19 Jul 2004
Label:	NuLife, BMG Entertainment
Catalog Number:	82876636472
Country:	UK
FLAC album size:	1783 mb
MP3 album size:	2180 mb

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Tracklist

1	Satellite Of Love '04 (Groovefinder Remix) Remix, Producer [Additional Production By] – Groovefinder	8:00
2	Satellite Of Love '04 (Dab Hands Retouch) Producer [Additional Love And Production By] – Leo Elstob, Mark Wilkinson, Richard Searle, The Dab HandsRemix – Dab Hands	6:53
3	Satellite Of Love '04 (Dab Hands Retouch Radio Edit) Producer [Additional Love And Production By] – Leo Elstob, Mark Wilkinson, Richard Searle, The Dab HandsRemix – Dab Hands	3:05
4	Satellite Of Love '04 Film Director [Video Directed By ... Of], Animation [Video Animated By ... Of] – Flynn ProductionsFilm Director [Video Directed By], Animation [Video Animated By] – Sam Brady

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
82876 638432	Lou Reed	Satellite Of Love 2004 / Walk On The Wild Side ‎(CD, Maxi, Enh)	BMG Music	82876 638432	Europe	2004
SAT 001	Lou Reed	Satellite Of Love 2004 ‎(12", S/Sided, Promo)	Not On Label	SAT 001	UK	2004
NUX87, REED1	Lou Reed	Satellite Of Love 2004 ‎(12", Promo)	NuLife, NuLife	NUX87, REED1	UK	2004
GF vs LR 001	Lou Reed	S.O.L. ‎(12", Unofficial)	Not On Label (Lou Reed)	GF vs LR 001	UK	2004
82876 63647 1	Lou Reed	Satellite Of Love '04 ‎(12")	NuLife	82876 63647 1	UK & Europe	2004

Credits

Arranged By – David Bowie, Lou Reed, Mick Ronson
Arranged By [String And Brass Arrangements By] – Mick Ronson
Concept By [Original Remix Concept And Idea By] – Groovefinder
Design – Steve Stacey
Producer – David Bowie, Mick Ronson
Written-By – Lou Reed

Notes

Publishing: Oakfield Avenue Music.

Tracks 1 and 2 additional love and production for Dab Hands Workshop. Recorded at Care Studios, London 2004.

Taken from the forthcoming album “Greatest Hits - NYC Man”, includes original version of “Satellite Of Love”, plus “Walk On The Wild Side”, “Perfect Day”, “I'm Waiting For My Man” and many others. Out 26/7/04.

On insert fold:
℗ 2004 Nulife Recordings, a division of BMG UK & Ireland Limited. © 2004 Nulife Recordings, a division of BMG UK & Ireland Limited. All label copy and sleeve notes © 2004 Nulife Recordings, a division of BMG UK & Ireland Limited. Distributed by the local BMG company. Made in the EU.

On disc:
℗&© 2004 Nulife Recordings, a division of BMG Uk & Ireland Limited. Made in the EU.

The release is housed in a j-card case.

Barcodes

Barcode (Text): 8 28766 36472 9
Barcode (String): 828766364729
Label Code: LC03484
Rights Society: BIEM/GEMA/MCPS
Matrix / Runout: deluxe 82876636472 01
Mastering SID Code: IFPI L136
Mould SID Code (Variant 1): IFPI 04AB
Mould SID Code (Variant 2): IFPI 0443

Companies

Phonographic Copyright (p) – NuLife Recordings
Copyright (c) – NuLife Recordings
Distributed By – BMG
Record Company – BMG UK & Ireland Ltd.
Pressed By – Deluxe
Produced For – Dab Hands Music Workshop
Recorded At – Care Studios
Published By – Oakfield Avenue Music

Video

Zavevidi

The 'Dab Hands Retouch' here is the mix to listen to, and to play too ! It's an incredible rework of Lou Reed song, and, as strange as it may sound, it's simply a great piece of club music. Not really house, not really pop, we could call it "disco rock" if it wasn't such an overworked term nowadays ... This used to be an instant anthem at Cheers, Paris famous house & garage party, in 2004. And by the way, it comes along very well with Elton John "Are You Ready For Love" !

Nikojas

Well, one might wonder what on Earth made the people involved in this disaster of a record was thinking...most likely they were tempted by making lots of money by having a number one hit and working with living legend Lou Reed? This record is of course trying very hard to be very "oooh, Ibiza! Throw your hands in the air" and it has of course fooled a lot of people to think it is...but it's a truly trite piece of canned boredom - Lou Reed's weary vocal does not fit over the strained brassed up house melody, it is of course reminiscent of X-Press 2's classic "Lazy" and I suspect it for trying to be that very tune, but it lacks the humour and melody.