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The Mirror Conspiracy

by: Thievery Corporation

Release Date August 22, 2000
If you really want to hear world music, get the real thing, not this elevator-music version.

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Versions

by: Thievery Corporation

Release Date May 16, 2006
I bought this because I am a musician and composer in a small way and wanted to study the bass, drums an loops. This was helpful for this but I also found it was very entertaining and satisfying listening as long as you are happy will loops. It was an excellent sound and very well produced.

CD-Charts Position 3
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The Richest Man In Babylon

by: Thievery Corporation

Release Date October 01, 2002
Really, folks. This is the album to buy. It's modern, relaxing and upbeat. Great music for the spring and summer, in particular! Put together very well and great compositions! I love it more, each and every time I hear it. I would recommend this, to everyone!!

CD-Charts Position 4
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Radio Retaliation

by: Thievery Corporation

Release Date September 23, 2008
Really, folks. This is the album to buy. It's modern, relaxing and upbeat. Great music for the spring and summer, in particular! Put together very well and great compositions! I love it more, each and every time I hear it. I would recommend this, to everyone!!

CD-Charts Position 5
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The Cosmic Game

by: Thievery Corporation

Release Date February 22, 2005
In most respects, Thievery Corporation's 2005 album THE COSMIC GAME is a further refinement of the global lounge styles they had explored in previous efforts. There's Asian female vocals and sitar ("Satyam Shivam Sundaram"), echoes of Brazil ("Pela Janela"), and a rastaman glorifying Hallie Salassie ("Warning Shots"). The duo of Rob Garza and Eric Hilton, who ran an elite lounge in Washington DC that would accept only the finest dress and comportment, also continue their theme (its sincerity is questionable) of the Third World masses held down by the Man; witness the songs "Revolution Solution" and "Amerimacka" where Perry Farrell and Notch deliver such lines "The toil of the many goes to the fortunate few" and "Land of the free built on slavery." Most ... Read More:

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DJ-Kicks

by: Thievery Corporation

Release Date May 18, 1999
Whether you're new to TC or just beginning to groove to them, this is a must have. Newbies, this will quickly make you a believer, and you'll find yourself collecting everything Thievery ever put their hands to, trust me. This CD boasts their trademark international groove sound, which is what makes TC soooo addictive. If you're not on the verge of whiplash from bopping your head to the ridiculously good beats, check your pulse.
I defy anyone out there to sit still while listening to this or any other TC offering- it ain't gonna happen. Even during the most "downtempo" numbers, you'll be so swept up in the groove that you'll start seat-dancing involuntarily. Have fun.

CD-Charts Position 7
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Sounds from the Thievery Hi-Fi

by: Thievery Corporation

Release Date January 24, 2006
While Thievery Corporation's first full album is less sophisticated than their later outings its rawer, less "crafted" style means that its best tracks have a distinctly more exciting edge. "The Glass Bead Game", "So Vast is the Sky" and ".38.45" just jump out of the speakers with their highly infectious mix of electronica, hip-hop & dub while "Shaolin Satellite's" drivingly addictive beats and multi-layered swathes of organs & sitars put it up there with the very best of the whole electronica/dance scene. Others drift, often much too languidly, between genres giving a rambling and disjointed feel to the album as a whole but, if you're a fan of Thievery Corporation or of high quality downbeat "world" music then what's good on it is too good to miss. ... Read More:

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The Outernational Sound

by: Thievery Corporation

Release Date June 29, 2004
I listened to this on a flight from Orlando to Seattle. Came home and bought it right away.

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Sounds from the Verve Hi-Fi

by: Thievery Corporation

Release Date January 29, 2002
I find it funny that so many Thievery Corporation fans are reviewing this disc. This is pretty much a JAZZ disc of music from the 50's and 60s with tracks that just happen to be chosen by the Thievery Corporation. There was no sampling or editing, or anything. Just original music from 50 odd years ago. With all that said, I find this compilation to be excellent. If you like Bossa Nova, or some cool laid back jazz, then you'll probably like this disc. The music is lively but light. Give it a try, if you do, all your wildest dreams will come true. Ok, maybe not, but this is one fine CD.

CD-Charts Position 10
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Babylon Rewound

by: Thievery Corporation

Release Date November 02, 2004
While this album has a few good tracks, I found the remixes to not have the same flavor and flow of typical TC albums. While I think most people will enjoy this album, whether TC fans or not, I personally have to rate this as my least favorite TC disc overall.

If you have the rest of the TC lineup, get it; otherwise, you may want to look elsewhere to spend your $10.