American Gigolo: The Best of Gigolo Records | 
 enlarge | Artist: Tiga
Label: Turbo
New (2) Used (8) from $2.95
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 1
UPC: 671665001826
EAN: 0671665001826
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| Tracks:
| • | Hot Roon - Tiga, Lamb, Linda | | • | Electric Day - Tiga, Trike | | • | What Use - Tiga, Brown | | • | Cold Heart, Pt. 2 - Tiga, Ed DMX | | • | Pornoactress - Tiga, Klorzeiger, Rudolf | | • | Talk Back - Tiga, Trike | | • | Boing Bun Tschag - Tiga, Moscatello, Filippo | | • | Sunglasses at Night - Tiga, Hart, Corey | | • | Shylight - Tiga, Ross, Kevin | | • | Communicate - Tiga, Moscatello, Filippo | | • | Frank Sinatra - Tiga, Amato, Michel | | • | Vicious Game - Tiga, Carretta, David | | • | I'm a Disco Dancer (And a Sweet Romancer) - Tiga, Just, Christopher | | • | Elektronisches Zeitechno - Tiga, Muller, Heinrich | | • | You Prefer Cocaine - Tiga, Arbez, Pascal | | • | Soul on Soul - Tiga, Almond, Marc | | • | In Range - Tiga, Ferreira, Cisco | | • | Gratin Dauphinois - Tiga, Amato, Michel | | • | Stock Exchange - Tiga, Amato, Michel | | • | Poney, Pt. 1 - Tiga, Arbez, Pascal | | • | Theme from "2000" - Tiga, Mills, Jeff | | • | Out in the Space - Tiga, Fixmer, Terence | | • | Metal Disco Class - Tiga, Carretta, David | | • | Emerge - Tiga, Fischer, Warren |
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| Customer Reviews: Read 1 more reviews...
 monotony May 14, 2003
0 out of 7 found this review helpful
he managed to turn a seemingly nice blend into just over an hour of monotonous bass kicks, claps & clicks. Even though there are some good artists here, and with the exception of 2/3 tracks, the mix makes them all sound the same; it's like hearing a one hour long song. I guess it's one of those cool-to-dance-to-but-not-listening CDs (I fell asleep to it). I'd go for individual albums, or another compilation.
 D.Jerome December 7, 2002
djerome@hotmail.com (LA, CA United States)
4 out of 6 found this review helpful
A great compilation for those who seek the r e a l groove behind all this hype about "electro-clash". DJ Hell (owner and founder of Gigolo records) single-handedly started this trend with his posse in Munich. I've bought many Gigolo records for the last five years and there's a reason why! Now I cannot wait to go to Munich and see the real scene. I recommend Hell's mix-CD as well.
BURN BABY BURN!!! May 25, 2002
Carlos Zepeda (SAN FRANCISCO, CA)
2 out of 3 found this review helpful
Not much I have heard or listen from DJ TIGA until American Gigolo and now all I have to say is... where have you being all of my club life??? Excellent DJ skills on great remixes from the best selection of new/techno-electro tracks that are currently out there. Tiga, offers us some great remixes on System F's Soul on Soul remixed by no other than musical genious THE HACKER. When I first heard Christopher Just " I'm a disco dancer" I went YEAHHHHHHH and had to listen to that track over and over, is now part of my answering phone greeting. A MUST!!!
refreshing synth-pop, electro, nu-wave treats April 10, 2002
Richard Diaz (Centerville, OH United States)
5 out of 6 found this review helpful
Slip on some white gloves and powder your face, it's time to taste American Gigolo's glamorous back catalog, positively brimming with synth-pop, electro and nu-wave treats. Surely way too chic for us normal folk, at least Turbo Records main man Tiga offers a friendly peek into the sound bubbling out of the underground and riding a thunderous media wave since late 2001. You can see why, as the artists here inject much needed personality into their music. Take Linda Lamb's throb job "Hot Room," complete with swanky yet provocative vocals, or the cyber-naughty voice box duet "Porno Actress." There's even some genuine funk tossed in from Filippo Naughty Moscatello on "Communicate." But of course, daft starlet Miss Kittin makes several appearances, notably "Frank Sinatra" (the label's biggest hit) and her coy follow-up "Stock Exchange." Tiga deftly cuts through 25 tracks in smooth yet lively fashion, and hey, even includes his so-wrong so-right smash remake of "Sunglasses at Night" with fellow troublemaker Zyntherius (Jori Hulkonnen). Granted, American Gigolo will probably sell about 100 copies to fellow odd-types here in the United States, but at least they can be comforted when this lands in several Best of 2002 charts at the end of the year. 4.5/5 stars
Refreshing synth-pop, electro, nu-wave treats April 2, 2002
Richard Diaz (Centerville, OH United States)
2 out of 4 found this review helpful
Slip on some white gloves and powder your face, it's time to taste American Gigolo's glamorous back catalog, positively brimming with synth-pop, electro and nu-wave treats. Surely way too chic for us normal folk, at least Turbo Records main man Tiga offers a friendly peek into the sound bubbling out of the underground and riding a thunderous media wave since late 2001. You can see why, as the artists here inject much needed personality into their music. Take Linda Lamb's throb job "Hot Room," complete with swanky yet provocative vocals, or the cyber-naughty voice box duet "Porno Actress." There's even some genuine funk tossed in from Filippo Naughty Moscatello on "Communicate." But of course, daft starlet Miss Kittin makes several appearances, notably "Frank Sinatra" (the label's biggest hit) and her coy follow-up "Stock Exchange." Tiga deftly cuts through 25 tracks in smooth yet lively fashion, and hey, even includes his so-wrong so-right smash remake of "Sunglasses at Night" with fellow troublemaker Zyntherius (Jori Hulkonnen). Granted, American Gigolo will probably sell about 100 copies to the odd-types here in the United States, but at least they can be comforted when this lands in several Best of 2002 charts at the end of the year. 4.5/5 stars
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