Temperature High (Benjamin Freeney Versions) fm019

Tim Burgess & Peter Gordon

Temperature High (Benjamin Freeney Versions)

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Label: Foom

Cat-No: fm019

Release-Date: 17.07.2020

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Genre: Ambient/Balearic/Kraut/Electro

Configuration: 12" Excl

Barcode: 660902897599

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Label: Foom

Cat-No: fm019

Release-Date: 17.07.2020

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Genre: Ambient/Balearic/Kraut/Electro

Configuration: 12" Excl

Barcode: 660902897599

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Last in: 17.07.2020

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Tim Burgess & Peter Gordon - 2. Temperature High (Benjamin Freeney Interlude Dub) Tim Burgess & Peter Gordon - 2. Temperature High (Benjamin Freeney Interlude Dub)	2	Tim Burgess & Peter Gordon - 2. Temperature High (Benjamin Freeney Interlude Dub)
Tim Burgess & Peter Gordon - 3. Temperature High (Benjamin Freeney Warm Blood Dub) Tim Burgess & Peter Gordon - 3. Temperature High (Benjamin Freeney Warm Blood Dub)	3	Tim Burgess & Peter Gordon - 3. Temperature High (Benjamin Freeney Warm Blood Dub)

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Tracklist
1. Temperature High (Benjamin Freeney Cold Light Dub)
2. Temperature High (Benjamin Freeney Interlude Dub)
3. Temperature High (Benjamin Freeney Warm Blood Dub)

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'Foom label head Benjamin Freeney reworks Tim Burgess & Peter Gordon's restless, psychedelic epic, "Temperature High" into three new forms (two cuts for the dancefloor, and one ambient interlude), rearranging the rich source material of the original (metallic field recordings from the New York subway, Peter Gordon's original Korg bassline reincarnated in sub-bass form, Tim Burgess' ethereal vocal cut-up into new patterns) and fusing it with new percussive and melodic elements. The original track was featured on Tim Burgess & Peter Gordon’s Same Language, Different Worlds album from 2016, with contributions from Arthur Russell's close collaborators Peter Zummo and Mustafa Ahmed, as well as Factory Floor’s Nik Void.'