Illuminati – Pastels Music Remixed. By: The Pastels (1998, Electronic). More albums from The Pastels: Up For A Bit With The Pastels by The Pastels. Illumination by The Pastels. Mobile Safari by The Pastels. Slow Summits by The Pastels. View all albums . Illuminati – Pastels Music Remixed. 1. Magic Nights (My Bloody Valentine Remix).

Album · 1999 · 15 Songs. Illuminati (Pastels Music Remixed) The Pastels. Listen on Apple Music.

On this page you can not listen to mp3 music free or download album or mp3 track to your PC, phone or tablet. All materials are provided for educational purposes. Released at: This album was released on the label Labels (catalog number 724384691622). This album was released in 1998-00-00 year. Format of the release is.

On paper, Illuminati looks like it would be an amazing collection of remixes. With 15 assorted artists remixing twelve different songs by The Pastels, one would think there'd be a great deal of variation between the remixes, especially considering the talent of the remixers. But Illuminati ultimately falls a bit flat, as artists as diverse as My Bloody Valentine, Cornelius, Stereolab, To Rococo Rot, Future Pilot AKA, and Jim O'Rourke, among others, mostly play things too close to the vest.

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Illuminati: Pastels Music Remixed. Although I bought this in January, I'd have to classify it as a summer album. I don't know to much about the Pastels. I do know that they're from Britain, and there are a lot of big names here from the indie world that make this cd look very enticing. Jim O'rourke, Stereolab, Cornelius, John McEntire, etc. I was let down just a bit after hearing the first couple tracks, and even after listening to the whole album, I still felt like it was missing something. I listened to it a few more times during the next week, and the songs slowly started to wrap their arms around me and.