Basement Jaxx, Where's Your Head At - 33m 4s

Tracks & Durations

1. Where's Your Head at (Radio Edit)	4:01
2. Where's Your Head at (Jaxx Nite Dub)	6:08
3. Where's Your Head at (Stanton Warriors Remix)	6:47
4. Where's Your Head at (John Ciafone Dub)	7:07
5. Where's Your Head at (Sounds of Da Future Remix)	5:18
6. Romeo (Acoustic Version)	3:37

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Review

From Astralwerks, the enhanced single 'Where's Your Head At?'. This special package demonstrates the versatility of the Jaxx sound with a broad range of quality mixes. The original album version features vocals by Damien Peachey, & backing yells from New Jersey Mongoloids Junior Sanchez, Erick Morillo & Michael Moog. 2 versions of 'Where's Your Head At?' are provided by The Stanton Warriors on track 2. The 'Sounds of Da Future' remix, suggestive of Carnival in Haiti, is a bells and whistles excursion into garage with a voodoo twist and a Lalo Schifrin-like flourish that adds a suggestion of menace. Other highlights include the 'Jaxx Night Dub' with its breathy female vocal, industrial noise and a hook so dirty it sounds like it was recorded in a swamp. John Ciafone from Mood 2 Swing supplies the 'John Ciafone Dub', a minimally crafted homage to Detroit.

Other Versions

Albums are mined from the various public resources and can be actually the same but different in the tracks length only. We are keeping all versions now.

Where's Your Head At

Tracks: 6, Disk length: 33m 3s (-1m 59s)

Where's Your Head At

Tracks: 9 (+3 tracks), Disk length: 51m 15s (+18m 11s)

Where's Your Head At

Tracks: 3 (-3 tracks), Disk length: 14m 27s (-19m 23s)

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