Track Listing

Disc 1:

1. What Sound [Tom Middleton Deep Step Mix]
2. Cotton Wool [A Guy Called Gerald Mix]
3. God Bless [Wagonchrist Mix]
4. Gold [Mr Scruff Mix]
5. Softly [Bola Remix]
6. Gold [Authechre Mix]
7. Little Things [Klute Mix]
8. Gabriel [Si Begg's 5.1 Futures Remix]
9. Please [Mezzowave Mix]
10. Wonder [Lento Mix 1]
11. Heaven [Funkstorung Mix]

Disc 2:

1. Alien [Photek Remix]
2. Trans Fatty Acid [Kruder & Dorfmeister Remix]
3. All in Your Hands [Rae & Christian Remix]
4. B. Line [Andy Votel Mix]
5. Gorecki [Global Communication Mix]
6. Gabriel [MJ Cole Remix]
7. Wonder [Dead Guys Vocal Mix]
8. Sweet [Soulchild Radio Mix]
9. Cotton Wool [Fila Brazilia Mix]

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #16470 in Music
• Released on: 2005-08-30
• Number of discs: 2
• Format: Import

Album Details
This Stunning Double CD Package Collecting Remixes Across the Career of One of Manchester's Most Cutting Edge Electronica Bands. Compiled with the Full Co-operation and Involvement of the Band, the Liner Notes Take the Listener Through Track by Track Giving Lou and Andy's Thoughts on Each Reinterpretation of their Originals, Some of which They Confess to Now Preferring to their Own Original. "Lamb Remixed" is Not Only a Must-have Item for Fans of the Band but also Exists as a Compilation of Cutting-edge Nineties Emixologists/Producers, When the Dance Remix was Truly in It's Hey-day, as it Draws on the Likes of Autechre, Kruder and Dorfmeister, Tom Middleton, Rae and Christian and Pioneers Global Communications. It features Rare and Sought after Mixes , Including the Autechre Mix of Gold, John Belpaese's Wonderful Interpretation of "Sweet" and the Mezzowave Mix of "Please", as Well as Those Considered Staples in their Catalogue.

Customer Reviews

Lamb collector's must have
I have all the Lamb albums, obviously a big fan, so I am biased to say the least.
All the remixes presented here are outstanding, and provide a range that covers all 4 albums. Standouts IMO are: God Bless (Wagonchrist mix), Gabriel (Si Begg's 5.1 furures remix), Please (Mezzowave mix), Alien (Photek remix), Cottonwool (Fila Brazilia mix) (which is the hidden track on 'Lamb' btw). Also included in the liner notes are Lou and Andy's personal thoughts about each remix which gives a nice insight into each one.
Admittedly I prefer the original in every case, except the Mezzowave mix of Please, but as a collector it is simply an album I wouldn't go without.

Excellent retrospective/reinvention of Lamb
If you love Lamb, you're really gonna get a kick out of these remixes, and the liner notes are amazingly candid. If you don't know lamb, this is a great album to start off with.

What a sound!
Lamb has a sound somewhat similar to Portishead or Morcheeba, while still retaining more than a bit of originality. This new compilation collects some great remixes, more than a few previously available and familiar (Mr. Scruff's "Gold" remix introduced me to the band about 10 years ago), yet about half of the selections are previously unavailable or extremely rare. A plethora of great remixers are represented, including many doing some of their earliest remix work (Fila Brazilia, Kruder & Dorfmeister, Rae & Christian, Photek). Even the earlier tracks, while providing a history of the drum & bass scene, sound fresh and valid. For fans of drum and bass specifically, and today's electronica more generally, this is a must-have disc.