It's All Gone Pete Tong

[nickking]

A bit more about the soundtrack and proposed release date here - an interview with Lol Hammond on The Big Chill site.

"Who's on the soundtrack?

The soundtrack will be a double CD.
One CD will feature the more eclectic artists featured in the movie including The Beach Boys, The Penguin Café Orchestra (a personal fave), The Beta Band, and Graham Massey from 808 States original score. The other C.D will focus more on the club-orientated tracks. We have tracks from Deep Dish, The Shape Shifters, and Pete Tong himself.
Paul Kaye supplies lead vocals on the double funk track 'Can You Hear Me Now?' which will be the third single released from the movie. The soundtrack will be released to co-incide with the release of the movie in late May 2005 on Positiva / EMI Records.

It's All Gone Pete Tong - Soundtrack

CD 1 - Eclectic

1.PETE TONG - Ku Da Ta (Artist)
2.GRAHAM MASSEY - Score Track NO 18 (Vertigo)
3.LOL HAMMOND - Baby Piano (Big Chill)
4.BETA BAND - Its Over ( Parlophone)
5.REFLEKT feat DELLINE BASS - Need to Feel Loved (Horizontal Mix) (Positiva)
6.FERRY CORSTON - Holdin On (Positiva)
7.PENGUIN CAFÉ ORCHESTRA - Music For a Found Harmonium (Virgin)
8.DEPECHE MODE - Halo (Goldfrapp Mix)
9.MOROCCAN BLONDE - Mirage
10.BETA BAND - Troubles (Parlophone)
11.LOL HAMMOND - Cloud Watch (Artist)
12.LUCIENNE BOYER - Parlez Moi D’Amour (EMI)
13.BEACH BOYS - Good Vibrations (Capitol/EMI)
14.GRAHAM MASSEY - Score Track NO 30 (Beethoven) (Vertigo)
15.BAREFOOT - White Lines (Tommy D)


CD 2 - Club

1.SCHWAB - DJ’s in a Row (Foundation Records)
2.IMPULSION - Rock That House Music Edit (Artist)
3.GRAHAM MASSEY - Score Track NO 20 (Badger) (Vertigo)
4.DEEP DISH - Flashdance (Raul Rincon Remix) Edit (Positiva)
5.PETE TONG and CHRIS COX - More Intensity (Artist)
6.TRISCO - Musak (Steve Lawler Edit) (Positiva)
7.SCENT - Up and Down (Superclub) Edit (Positiva)
8.JAYDEE - Plastic Dreams Edit (Positiva)
9.FERRY CORSTEN - Rock Your Body Rock (Positiva)
10.DOUBLEFUNK feat Frankie Wilde - Can You Hear Me Now (Artist)
11.REFLEKT - Need to Feel Loved (Seb & Jayp’s type mix) Edit (Positiva)
12.PETE TONG pres LINGUA FRANCA - Serendipity Edit (Artist)
13.SHAPE SHIFTERS - Back to Basics "

The trailer is going to be shown at Cargo next Sunday (13th) at a Tsunami benefit gig (which I shall be going to).

Should be good!

l8rs,


Nick

[subcon959]

Been looking forward to this movie for ages.. and now I'm looking forward to the soundtrack too!

I think the trailer is still up at the Michael Dowse site: http://www.michaeldowse.com/preview2.html

[2000trans]

is this for us release 2 or do we have to pay import prices? sounds like a real brilliant set of tunes.

A bit more about the soundtrack and proposed release date here - an interview with Lol Hammond on The Big Chill site.

"Who's on the soundtrack?

The soundtrack will be a double CD.
One CD will feature the more eclectic artists featured in the movie including The Beach Boys, The Penguin Café Orchestra (a personal fave), The Beta Band, and Graham Massey from 808 States original score. The other C.D will focus more on the club-orientated tracks. We have tracks from Deep Dish, The Shape Shifters, and Pete Tong himself.
Paul Kaye supplies lead vocals on the double funk track 'Can You Hear Me Now?' which will be the third single released from the movie. The soundtrack will be released to co-incide with the release of the movie in late May 2005 on Positiva / EMI Records.

It's All Gone Pete Tong - Soundtrack

CD 1 - Eclectic

1.PETE TONG - Ku Da Ta (Artist)
2.GRAHAM MASSEY - Score Track NO 18 (Vertigo)
3.LOL HAMMOND - Baby Piano (Big Chill)
4.BETA BAND - Its Over ( Parlophone)
5.REFLEKT feat DELLINE BASS - Need to Feel Loved (Horizontal Mix) (Positiva)
6.FERRY CORSTON - Holdin On (Positiva)
7.PENGUIN CAFÉ ORCHESTRA - Music For a Found Harmonium (Virgin)
8.DEPECHE MODE - Halo (Goldfrapp Mix)
9.MOROCCAN BLONDE - Mirage
10.BETA BAND - Troubles (Parlophone)
11.LOL HAMMOND - Cloud Watch (Artist)
12.LUCIENNE BOYER - Parlez Moi D’Amour (EMI)
13.BEACH BOYS - Good Vibrations (Capitol/EMI)
14.GRAHAM MASSEY - Score Track NO 30 (Beethoven) (Vertigo)
15.BAREFOOT - White Lines (Tommy D)


CD 2 - Club

1.SCHWAB - DJ’s in a Row (Foundation Records)
2.IMPULSION - Rock That House Music Edit (Artist)
3.GRAHAM MASSEY - Score Track NO 20 (Badger) (Vertigo)
4.DEEP DISH - Flashdance (Raul Rincon Remix) Edit (Positiva)
5.PETE TONG and CHRIS COX - More Intensity (Artist)
6.TRISCO - Musak (Steve Lawler Edit) (Positiva)
7.SCENT - Up and Down (Superclub) Edit (Positiva)
8.JAYDEE - Plastic Dreams Edit (Positiva)
9.FERRY CORSTEN - Rock Your Body Rock (Positiva)
10.DOUBLEFUNK feat Frankie Wilde - Can You Hear Me Now (Artist)
11.REFLEKT - Need to Feel Loved (Seb & Jayp’s type mix) Edit (Positiva)
12.PETE TONG pres LINGUA FRANCA - Serendipity Edit (Artist)
13.SHAPE SHIFTERS - Back to Basics "

The trailer is going to be shown at Cargo next Sunday (13th) at a Tsunami benefit gig (which I shall be going to).

Should be good!

l8rs,


Nick

[2000trans]

I just looked it up. the guys says that theres a newer at at the main site of its all gone pete tong: itsallgonepetetong.com

Been looking forward to this movie for ages.. and now I'm looking forward to the soundtrack too!

I think the trailer is still up at the Michael Dowse site: http://www.michaeldowse.com/preview2.html

[markus]

The tracklisting as mentioned earlier by the big chill site will most probably change. I guess the place to keep an eye on is
http://www.itsallgonepetetong.com/iagpt/sounds.html

[2000trans]

whats the deal with "badger" ... i havent heard that term used before in a track listing ...

[markus]

Check out the videos...

[2000trans]

That Michael Dowse guy is weird, man, but at least the soundtrack rocks. Go Graham![/url]

[markus]

Promo CD's are floating around now.
And I think this is the press release:
2005 looks set to be a vintage year for dance music. As its renaissance continues apace, out in front as ever is Positiva Records. No other British label has contributed so much to the genre’s crossover success, having had more No.1’s than any other dance entity since records began. So, when it came to a film with dance culture as its backdrop, who better to assemble the soundtrack than the UK’s greatest dance label?

The film in question is ‘It’s All Gone Pete Tong’. No, not a biopic of Radio 1’s dance maestro - it merely uses the slang phrase now contained in the Oxford English Dictionary. Instead, ‘It’s All Gone…’ follows the uppers, downers, and sideways exploits of infamous DJ and clubland demi-god, Frankie Wilde ( aka Paul Kaye). The ‘mockumentary’ follows a period in Frankie Wilde’s exceptional life, as he deals with the highs and lows of his superstar DJ career which is cut short by his profound deafness.

Wilde’s rise and fall and rise again are the basis of the film. As we follow his Damascian rebirth, we’re treated to plenty of well-known cameos from across clubland – including Paul van Dyk, Tiesto, Pete Tong and Carl Cox plus many more. And more importantly, not only does the film feature some of the biggest and brightest dance tracks to have hit the dancefloor in recent years, it also includes tracks and remixes from across the musical spectrum, that truly reflect this rollercoaster ride of a film.

The double album, compiled by James Doman and Positiva’s Ben Cherrill, brings together the film’s musical highlights across 2 CDs. The first highlights the more melancholic moments from the film, and opens with an exclusive Graham Massey remix of the seminal ‘Pacific State’ by 808 State, it then takes you on a serene journey through tracks such as the classic 1930’s love song ‘Parlez Moi D’Amour’ by Lucienne Boyer, the Beta Band’s ‘Troubles’, and Goldfrapp’s awesome remake of Depeche Mode’s ‘Halo’ before finishing up with the Beach Boys’ ‘Good Vibrations’ and Barefoot’s unique new version of ‘White Lines’.

CD 2 moves things up a gear, with an outstanding selection of Frankie Wilde’s clubbing highlights that includes anthems such as Deep Dish’s ‘Flashdance’, Shapeshifters’ awesome new single ‘Back To Basics’, Ferry Corsten’s ‘Rock Your Body Rock’ alongside the exclusive Doublefunk feat. Frankie Wilde ‘Can You Hear Me Now’, plus Reflekt’s ‘Need To Feel Loved’, and Orbital’s festival fave ‘Frenetic’.

[nickking]

Yup, I believe that the promo copy I'm due to get shortly is of the previous tracklisting (i.e. the one mentioned in the Big Chill article), which will be good, as that means I'll be looking forward to the released one as well!

[nickking]

Actual tracklisting (taken from the promo I received today) is as follows:

DAY CD:

1. 808 State - Pacific State (Massey's Conga Mix) [4:02]
2. Lol Hammond - Cloud Watch
3. Graham Massey - Dry Pool Suicide [0:17]
4. Graham Massey - Moonlight Sonata [1:44]
5. Lol Hammond - Baby Piano
6. Pete Tong & Chris Cox - Ku Da Ta
7. Moroccan Blonde - Mirage
8. Beta Band - Troubles
9. Lucienne Boyer - Parlez Moi D'Amour
10. Reflekt feat Delline Bass - Need To Feel Loved (Horizontal Mix)
11. Beta Band - It's Over
12. Depeche Mode - Halo (Goldfrapp Remix)
13. Afterlife - How Does It Feel?
14. Ferry Corsten feat Shelley Harland - Holdin' On (Album Version)
15. Fragile State - Four-Four-Four
16. Penguin Cafe Orchestra - Music For A Found Harmonium
17. Graham Massey - Learning To Lip-Read [1:56]
18. Beach Boys - Good Vibrations
19. Interlude
20. Barefoot - White Lines

NIGHT CD:

1. Intro
2. Schwab - DJs In A Row
3. Deep Dish - Flashdance (Raul Rincon Remix)
4. Juggernaut - Good To Go [mixed with]
Christophe Monier & DJ Pascal Representent - Rock That House Music
5. Black Rock feat. Debra Andrew - Blue Water
6. Shapeshifter - Back To Basics (Main Vocal Mix)
7. Scent - Up & Down (Superclub Mix)
8. Steve Mac & Pete Tong Presents Lingua Franca - Serendipidity
9. Jaydee - Plastic Dreams (Tayo & Acid Rockers Mix)
10. Ferry Corsten - Rock Your Body Rock (Rennie Pilgrem's Hum Remix)
11. Doublefunk feat. Frankie Wilde - Can You Hear Me Now (Club Mix)
12. Trisco - Musak (Steve Lawler Remix)
13. Filterheadz - Yimanya
14. Reflekt feat. Deline Bass - Need To Feel Loved (Seb Fontaine & Jay P's Type Mix)
15. Pete Tong & Chris Cox - More Intensity
16. Orbital - Frenetic (Short Mix) [4:54]

For all you Orbital fans out there (like me!), the mix of Frenetic sounds unique... Whether this is just the 12" mix edited down to fit on the album, I can't tell... One for the collectors (like me)!

[graham]

The Northern Premier of "Its All Gone Pete Tong" featuring my origenal score
will be April 30th at the AMC multiplex deansgate Manchester,as part of the Commenwealth film festival. more details to follow

[markus]

Latest release date for the soundtrack: 16 May. That would be earlier than anticipated.

[nickking]

According to the advert that's in the current issue of Mixmag (has an excellent DVD featuring clips of the film - love the doctor's interview - "Do you do drugs?" ), the release date for the soundtrack is 23rd May.

Gotta see this film:

"Do you practice safe sex? I'm faithful... Apart from some blowjobs.... And a couple of shags!"

[markus]

I've just had a mail from play.com that the CD has been shipped.