Jamiroquai - High Times: Singles 1992-2006 (Retail)
Release: Jamiroquai - High Times: Singles 1992-2006 (Retail)
- Datum: 27.10.2006
01. When You Gonna Learn 3:49
02. Too Young To Die 3:23
03. Blow Your Mind 3:56
04. Emergency On Planet Earth 3:37
05. Space Cowboy 3:38
06. Virtual Insanity 3:49
07. Cosmic Girl 3:47
08. Alright 3:42
09. High Times 4:10
10. Deeper Underground 4:46
11. Canned Heat 3:48
12. Little L 3:59
13. Love Foolosophy 3:47
14. Corner Of The Earth 3:56
15. Feels Just Like It Should 4:33
16. Seven Days In Sunny June 4:02
17. (Don't) Give Hate A Chance 3:51
18. Runaway 3:46
19. Radio 4:12
Bonus-CD:
01. Emergency On Planet Earth 7:15
(Masters At Work Remix)
02. Space Cowboy (David Morales 7:54
Remix)
03. Love Foolosophy (Knee Deep 8:29
Remix)
04. Little L (Bob Sinclair Remix) 5:36
05. Cosmic Girl (Tom Belton Remix) 7:48
06. Dynamite (Restless Souls 7:36
Remix)
07. Seven Days In Sunny June 7:46
(Ashley Beedle Heavy Disco
Vocal Remix)
08. Virtual Insanity (Saleem Remi 5:42
Remix)
09. You Give Me Something 4:02
(Blacksmith R&B Remix)
10. Supersonic (Restless Souls 7:37
Remix)
- Genre: Drum&Bass
- Qualität: 192 kbit/s
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TITLE: High Times Singles 1992-2006
LABEL: Sony BMG
GENRE: Funk
BITRATE: 212kbps avg
PLAYTIME: 1h 14min total
RELEASE DATE: 2006-11-06
RIP DATE: 2006-10-26
The advance was incomplete (not retail in any country) so we're bringing
you the full thing. All tracks re-mastered by Tom Coyne at Sterling Sound,
New York. Scan included for proof of source, enjoy!
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The U.K. band compiled their top singles for Epic's High Times: Singles
1992-2006, which features 19 tracks, including "Virtual Insanity," "Space
Cowboy" and "Canned Heat." It also offers two new singles, "Runaway" and
"Radio."
"There's a hell of a lot of pressure to come up with two new hit singles for
your greatest hits, but I think we've cracked it," says Jamiroquai frontman
Jay Kay. "I wanted to do something very instant, which they both are."
The group have sold more than 20 million copies of their six albums and
played in front of five million people in 38 countries during their 15
years. Their eclectic music crosses boundaries from acid jazz to funk to pop
to rock to disco and soul.
