- A Perfect Lie (G&D Remix) - The Engine Room (previously unreleased)
- So Damn Beautiful - Poloroid (previously unreleased)
- Angels - Wax Poetic featuring Norah Jones
- Fever - Daniel Ash (previously unreleased in U.S.)
- All The Way To The Top - Jazzupstarts
- The Headphonist (Gil-only version) - Kinky (previously unreleased)
- Falling - Chris Coco (previously unreleased)
- Cosmopolitans (Tri-Factor remix) - Erin McKeown (previously unreleased)
- Price of Love - Client (previously unreleased)
- Just Be Me - Kirsty Hawkshaw (previously unreleased)
- Lonely - Bebel Gilberto
- Elvis - Alpha
- Following - Chungking
- Pride - Syntax
- A Perfect Lie (original version) - The Engine Room
発売日:2004年5月24日(月)
レーベル:Nettwerk Records
レビュー (Amazon)Is there a more perfect musical metaphor for
Nip/Tuck's themes of deeper-than-skin neuroses and narcissistic surgical reinvention than the chic chimera of a club remix? Josh Gabriel and Dave Dresden, the dub savants behind contemporary club successes that include Andain's "Beautiful Things", Motorcycle's "As the Rush Comes" and Sarah McLachlan's "Fallen," conjur up a nigh-seamless soundscape of haunting textures and percolating beats here, forcefully pushing the envelope of what a smart song-score can be in the bargain. Their rhythmic reinvention of The Engine Room's theme for the show, "A Perfect Lie," sets the cynical, haunting tone, with Gabriel and Dresden employing a sensibility that's both more mature and austere than their typical club work. G&D infuse that consistently entrancing sensibility to material as diverse as the cool-jazz of "Angels" by Wax Poetic/Norah Jones, Daniel Ash's stripped-down reinvention of the standard "Fever" and the retro-disco of Client's "Price of Love." If it's a triumph of style over substance, it's one that musically underscores the show's similar themes with grace and ever-detached elegance.
--Jerry McCulley