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01. PHOENECIA - Odd Job (Soul Oddity Get Fresh Version)
02. PHOENECIA - Odd Job (Soul Oddity Rhythm Box Version)
03. PHOENECIA - Odd Job (Autechre Systems Mono Version)
04. PHOENECIA - Odd Job (Richard Devine Skinpeel Version)
05. PHOENECIA - Odd Job (Ectomorph & Godfather Version)
06. PHOENECIA - Odd Job (Push Button Objects Citrus Canker Version)
07. PHOENECIA - Odd Job (Takeshi Muto Ketalonia Lakes Version)
ARTIST
TITLE
Odd Jobs
FORMAT
CD

LABEL
CATALOG #
SCH 8X8 CD SCH 8X8 CD
GENRE
RELEASE DATE
11/15/1999

CD version which combines the 6 tracks from the two Phoenecia: Odd Job 12" EPs (SCH 808 & SCH 8X8), plus one Takeshi Muto remix that is exclusive to the CD. Original music by Soul Oddity (pre-Phoenecia). Remixes by: Autechre, Richard Devine, Ectomorph & Godfather, Push Button Objects & Takeshi Muto. One of the most important events to date in the world-wide explosion of Miami-based electronics!"ODD JOB: The Scurvy Dog Version. As the mighty Schematic sailed its way back into the port of Miami, back from pillaging foreign lands, the scurvy dogs at the helm of the pirate vessel brandished a new flag. Aye, these brash buccaneers were dancing on deck to a new tune. It was an Odd Job if I may say so meself. Some time had past and the smarmy crew grew impatient and hungry, having squandered their booty on wine and women. They took to recruiting some fresh blood, searching the taverns and brothels for men like themselves, thirsty for blood and hungry for treasure. Argh. It did not take long. The lusty scamps they call Autechre were plucked from the beds of two lusty sea wenches. Twins. Aye. The most feared thief and a most perverse pirate, Richard Devine, stumbled aboard as well. Ectomorph and Godfather both took a fair bit of coaxing, but the promise of gold doubloons put pirate spirit back in their hearts. The Asian Assailant, Takeshi Muto, a lover, and by all means the scrappiest sea dog there be, did come aboard in his tattered rags, carrying only his pipe. Push Button Objects were found sleeping ?neath the starry sky naked on the jetty. Tossing him some knickers and a new shiny brass hook, the Schematic crew had procured the last of the Dancefloor Pirates. And so they set sail to plunder. No one was spared. No man. No woman. No child. Especially not the woman - childs. Aye. Now they?re coming home. Argh. They are to share their bounty with all the scurvy dogs and wenches there be. Come aboard. We've been expectin' ya. Arrgghh."