Various Artists "Pink Panther Penthouse Party!" (CCCD)
The forthcoming Pink Panther 40th anniversary compilation album will have a Japanese edition with a Mondo Grosso remix as a bonus track. The album also includes songs by Pizzicato Five, Fantastic Plastic Machine, Koop (featuring Nagano Yukimi), Arling & Cameron, St Germain, Nicola Conte, Les Hommes and more. Apparently all songs or versions were inspired by the Pink Panther. Most were previously released though.
The Japanese booklet will also include a comment by Konishi Yasuharu.
Songs can be sampled at the official site.
Various Artists "Pink Panther Penthouse Party!" (CCCD)
Track list
1. Pink Panther Theme (From The Pink Panther Strikes Again) / Henry Mancini
2. Pink Panther Theme (Fischerspooner Mix) / Henry Mancini
3. Fever (Gabin Remix Edit) / Peggy Lee
4. Corazon / Titan
5. Smokebomb / Ursula 1000
6. The Girl From Ipanema / Pizzicato Five
7. Weapon Of Choice / Fatboy Slim
8. Sacré Français/ Dimitri From Paris
9. Summer Sun / Koop (featuring Nagano Yukimi)
10. Bachelor Pad / Fantastic Plastic Machine
11. Voulez-vous? / Arling & Cameron
12. The Pink Panther Theme (Colored By ...) / Ludovic Navgarre aka St Germain
13. San Antonio / Kinky
14. Shot In The Dark/Peter Gunn (Under The Gunn Mix) / Chris Mancini & Lennart
15. Bossa Per Due / Nicola Conte
16. Intraspettro / Les Hommes
17. Tres Tres / Chic Mocean Worker
18. The Pink Panther Theme (Malibu Remix) / Henry Mancini
19. The Pink Panther Theme (Mondo Grosso Remix) / Henry Mancini (Japan only bonus track)
Toshiba EMI TOCP-67439
Out 8/18, ¥2427 (excl. 10% tax) (incl. tax)
Order: Amazon, Amazon U.S.
Posted on July 19, 2004 at 00:01
| Released on August 18, 2004
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This looks really good, but damn those CCCD albums! Means I can't buy it because I can't even play it on my Mac (even less rip it for my iPod and Mac's HD). Don't they realize that less and less people listen to music on their stereos anymore?
Posted by Jean on July 19, 2004 at 11:44
I'd be curious to try one on a Mac though. Perhaps the protection just isn't supported on Macs and therefore the CD works as if it was a normal CD? Just an idea though.
Anyway the overseas edition probably won't be CCCD, and will probably be cheaper too. :)
Posted by Patrick on July 19, 2004 at 17:18