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Titan - Elevator (CD)

Elevator
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5 out of 5.0 stars 2 Ratings (2 Reviews)

Album Details: Elevator

Release Date:01/01/1999
Label:Emi Int'l
UPC:724352600304

Track List: Elevator

  1. 1, 2, 3, 4
  2. Corazon
  3. Honey
  4. Battle Love
  5. The Future
  6. King Kong
  1. C'mon Feel The Noise (Theme From...
  2. La Frecuencia Del Amor
  3. 1000 Ninjas
  4. Vaquero
  5. Sawright
  6. P.E.C.

User Reviews: Elevator

  • Overall:

    far out ...

    By lordoftheacids  Jul 20, 2001

    This album is the reflection of all that music you have been looking for but could never find. Like all geniuses ... these guys will be fairly rated way after their time ... ELEVATE..OR ...

  • Overall:

    Incredible!

    By diabolicus_empiricus  Sep 27, 2000

    Finally a band from Mexico with enough balls to break away from the lame-ass teeny-pop-electronic-wann
    abe scene. Definetly an album to be listened and enjoyed which includes a superb enhanced CD that not many Super Rock Stars have put out on the mar...ket. Check it out!Huelo a centollos. Read more Less

Pro Reviews: Elevator

  • All Music Guide

    This is unlike anything you've heard before. Mixing techno, retro, surf, dance, lounge, classic rock, and SoCal good times all in feel-good instrumentals, Titan's Elevator offers something you could term Mexican electronica, a daring offering in such tepid musical times. Hailing from Mexico City, the trio, made up of bassist/drummer Jay de le Cueva, guitarist Julian Lede, and keyboardist Emilio Acevedo, Titan (pronounced Tee-tuhn) performs complex cuts that are all the more inspiring because they have the laid-back feel of some friends messing around in their parents' basement. Without the smugness or retarded development of many punk bands, the members of Titan hark back to their childhood, effortlessly eliciting that elusive "retro" feel so ubiquitous and so misguided in the late '90s. They perform with a gleeful abandon and an irreverence that is best heard on "C'mon Feel the Noise," which was inspired by '70s TV actor and sometime pop singer David Soul. The tracks are wildly dispar...ate and any of them could be a soundtrack to some groovy '60s foreign film or remixed as pop/dance/house songs. Elevator is a tight, eclectic, unique album. - Bryan Buss, All Music Guide Read more Less

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Biography

Titan

Mexican alternative dance threesome Titan was formed in the early '90s by ex-Melamina Ponderosa guitarist Julian Lede, keyboardist Emilio Acevedo, and bassist Andrés Sánchez, later replaced by ex-Fobia drummer/bassist Jay de la Cueva. The group recorded an EP called Terrordisco in 1995. After signing up to Tombola in 1999, Titan released an EP featuring "C'mon Feel th... Read more