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product_id: 20865883
title: "Versions"
brand: "thievery corporation"
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# Versions

**Brand:** thievery corporation
**Price:** $U3120
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

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- **What is this?** Versions by thievery corporation
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Washington DC&apos;s Thievery Corporation return with the ultimate collection of their remixes, Versions. Versions features 18 dubbed out reworks (by Thievery Corporation) of a diverse group of ar tists including The Doors , Sarah Mc Lachlan , Astrud Gilberto , Nouvelle Vague , Wax Poeticfeat . Norah Jones , Anoushka Shankar , Transglobal Underground and many more. The album also includes an exclusive new Thievery Corporation track featuring reggae legend Sister Nancy .












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Versions gathers 18 Thievery Corporation remixes from across a music spectrum that only the most eclectic could love. The vinyl-popping digital duo embraces &apos;60s psychedelia with the Doors and &apos;60s kitsch with Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass. They put them all into the mixmaster, usually adding the downtempo jazzy electro-lounge beats upon which they built their early reputation. Alpert&apos;s &quot;Lemon Tree,&quot; taken from the recent Whipped Cream & Other Delights Rewhipped, is a vintage noirish mood piece, but this doesn&apos;t always work. Fear of Pop&apos;s &quot;In Love&quot; becomes a tedious vamp, and the Doors&apos; &quot;Strange Days&quot; is a missed opportunity squandered on a Cagian &quot;indeterminacy&quot; moment, like two bands in different rooms. But the Thievery formula usually works wonders on even the most unlikely material. There&apos;s an Indian twang to many of these mixes, including the Middle East-via-Bombay grooves of Trans-Global Underground, the Indian singing of Ustad Sultan Khan, and the fragile sitar of Anoushka Shankar. Even the tunes that aren&apos;t Eastern, like Nouvelle Vague&apos;s Euro-lounge &quot;This Is Not a Love Song,&quot; get the full Indian treatment with droning tambouras and tabla percussion. I wonder what it says that no matter whether they&apos;re using Astrud Gilberto, Sarah McLachlan, or the Doors as source material, it all comes out sounding like Thievery Corporation. --John Diliberto

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## Customer Reviews

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    Theory vs. Execution
  

*by J***R on Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2017*

“Eclectic” best describes the source material Thievery Corporation uses in this collection of remixes.  The Doors, Herb Alpert, Sarah McLachlan, The Januaries, Nouvelle Vague, and Astrud Gilberto are among the collage of artists whose songs are, um, retreated.  A Middle Eastern flair colors many of these tracks, in an attempt to give the set an exotic, world-music feel.  However, Thievery Corp stumbles over its own lazy reliance on simplistic pastes of source samples atop completely unrelated, monotonous, two-chord vamps.  There are instances where the band doesn’t even bother to match the original source song’s key, leading to an impression of two radios playing different stations in adjacent rooms.  Compared to the rest of Thievery Corp’s impressive catalog of dub maps, Versions veers way off-course. **

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    The music on this release is very relaxing and enjoyable.
  

*by D***Y on Reviewed in the United States on October 29, 2018*

There were no songs that I disliked.  I use the music for my pleasure.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Songs of salvation to salve the soul
  

*by S***N on Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2015*

If you don't know Thievery Corporation you should get to know them in a very inappropriate manner. They are not a "hiding money in an offshore account" type of corporation, just groovy music.

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