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- Babylon Rewound
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Thievery Corporation
Released 2004

The State Of The Union (Rewound By Thievery Corporation)
03:50
7,727 plays

Until The Morning (Rewound By Thievery Corporation)
03:39
6,975 plays

Resolution (Rewound By Thievery Corporation)
04:02
6,739 plays

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- 1
- The State Of The Union (Rewound By Thievery Corporation)
- 03:50
- 7,727 plays

- 2
- Until The Morning (Rewound By Thievery Corporation)
- 03:39
- 6,975 plays

- 3
- The Outernationalist (Rewound By Thievery Corporation)
- 03:23
- 6,625 plays

- 4
- Exilio (Rewound by Thievery Corporation)
- 05:43
- 6,395 plays

- 5
- Until The Morning (Rewound By Kid Loco)
- 04:18
- 5,984 plays

- 6
- Resolution (Rewound By Thievery Corporation)
- 04:02
- 6,739 plays

- 7
- Truth And Rights (Previously Unreleased)
- 03:32
- 6,009 plays

- 8
- Un Simple Histoire (Rewound By Voidd)
- 05:11
- 5,814 plays

- 9
- The Richest Man in Babylon [Multimedia Track]
- 00:00
- 13 plays

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album review

Electronic music ordinances decree Babylon Rewound a "remix collection," but the eight-track set has a lot in common with traditional Jamaican dub albums as it stretches out the tunes from the Richest Man in Babylon album to their laziest and druggiest potential. Problem is, these so-so tunes don't really deserve this treatment, but they're actually improved by all the wandering, since Thievery Corporation are groovier remixers than most. Groovier than Kid Loco -- judging from his smooth jazzing and unnecessary take on "Until the Morning" -- but not as cool as Voidd, who adds a light house touch to "Un Simple Histoire," the highlight by far. Getting lost in Thievery Corporation's dubby remixes is easy, since lazier and looser are qualities their buttoned-up Richest Man could have benefited from. The crooked path the new, reggae-drenched track "Truth and Rights" takes suggests even they're aware of the need to loosen the tie, but it fades right as it catches fire, pulling its punch. Still, there's more sensi and less sensibility than usual, which makes Babylon Rewound necessary for fans and worth checking for dabblers. ~ David Jeffries, All Music Guide