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Kittenz And Thee Glitz,Felix da Housecat

- Kittenz And Thee Glitz
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Felix da Housecat
Released 2004

Silber Screen Shower Scene
04:40
7,620 plays

Madame Hollywood
02:51
35,432 plays

What Does It Feel Like?
02:36
3,530 plays

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songs

- 1
- Harlot (Intro)
- 03:10
- 2,245 plays

- 2
- Walk With Me
- 04:15
- 2,544 plays

- 3
- Voicemail With Miss Kitten
- 00:47
- 1,509 plays

- 4
- Madame Hollywood
- 02:51
- 35,432 plays

- 5
- Silber Screen Shower Scene
- 04:40
- 7,620 plays

- 6
- Control Freaq
- 05:11
- 2,524 plays

- 7
- What Does It Feel Like?
- 02:36
- 3,530 plays

- 8
- Happy Hour
- 05:02
- 2,399 plays

- 9
- The Enter View (Inside The Glitz - Live Interview)
- 01:14
- 1,116 plays

- 10
- Glitz Rock
- 04:00
- 1,800 plays

- 11
- Analog City
- 01:18
- 1,369 plays

- 12
- Pray For A Star
- 03:54
- 1,566 plays

- 13
- Sequel2Sub
- 03:50
- 1,752 plays

- 14
- Magic Fly
- 03:00
- 1,288 plays

- 15
- She Lives
- 03:03
- 1,226 plays

- 16
- Runaway Dreamer
- 03:22
- 1,398 plays

- 17
- What Does It Feel Like? (Röyskopp Return To The Sun Remix)
- 07:01
- 1,590 plays

- 18
- Silver Screen Shower Scene (Thin White Duke Mix)
- 08:34
- 2,082 plays

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album review

Kittenz and Thee Glitz is the second concept album from Felix da Housecat, the intrepid Chicago house producer behind 1999's excellent I Know Electrikboy (which he released as Thee Maddkatt Courtship). For this one, Felix moved from dance culture to sex culture, recruiting a bevy of detached, vaguely European-sounding female vocals (including starlet Miss Kittin) and producing a dozen songs on self-explanatory themes, like the 90210-dropping "Madame Hollywood." Though it doesn't have the astonishing musical range of I Know Electrikboy, Kittenz and Thee Glitz is just as fun, from the mindless singalongs, one-finger synthesizer melodies, and '80s electro disco sheen of "Happy Hour," "Glitz Rock," and "Silver Screen (Shower Scene)" (though the last sounds more reminiscent of the Cars than Cerrone). For "Control Freaq," a promising production soundclash with Junior Sanchez proves frustratingly short, and the handful of short vignettes also impede the flow. Da Housecat can't be stopped, though; Kittenz and Thee Glitz is an amusing ride through a similarly addled mind as glimpsed by hip-hop auteurs like Automato and Prince Paul. [This version of the album includes bonus material.] ~ John Bush, All Music Guide