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Performer: KC Flightt
Title: Planet E (Remix)
Country: UK
Genre: Electronic / Hip-hop RAP
Style:House
Released: 1989
Catalog number: PT 49374
Label: RCA
MP3 album szie: 2105 mb
FLAC album size: 1624 mb
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Tracklist

A Planet E (Remix)
Engineer [Assistant] – Steve AndersonFeaturing [Samples] – The Talking HeadsProducer, Arranged By – KC FlighttRemix – Paul DakeyneWritten-By – Brian Eno, David Byrne, F. Toson Jr.
 6:07
B1 Let's Get Jazzy (Dope Mix)
Mixed By – BlazeWritten-By – F. Toson, Jr.
 4:47
B2 Planet E (Hip Hop Mix)
Featuring [Samples] – The Talking HeadsMixed By – Cordell TosonMixed By, Producer, Arranged By – KC FlighttWritten-By – Brian Eno, David Byrne, E. Toson Jr.
 4:21

Versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
PD 49404 KC Flightt Planet E ‎(CD, Maxi) RCA PD 49404 UK 1989
PT 49374 KC Flightt Planet E (Remix) ‎(12") RCA PT 49374 UK 1989
8995-7-R KC Flightt Planet E ‎(7") RCA 8995-7-R Canada 1989
8897-1-RD KC Flightt Planet E ‎(12") RCA 8897-1-RD US 1989
PB 49373DJ KC Flightt Planet E (Remix) ‎(7", Promo) RCA PB 49373DJ UK 1989

Credits

  • Mastered By – Ms.
  • Producer [Associate] – Jürgen Korduletsch

Notes

A & B2: Supreme Songs Ltd./Warner Chappell Music Ltd./EG Music Ltd.
Featuring samples from The Talking Heads recording. 'Once In A Lifetime' courtesy of Sire Records & The Talking Heads by arrangement with Warner Special Products.
B1: Supreme Songs Ltd.

(P)1989 BMG Music (C)BMG Records (UK) Ltd. 1989.
Distributed in the UK by BMG Records.
Distributed in Europe by BMG Ariola.

Barcodes

  • Barcode: 5 012394 937461
  • Label Code: LC 0316
  • Matrix / Runout (A-side run-out): PT49374 A1 UTOPIA.MS.
  • Matrix / Runout (B-side run-out): PT49374 B1 UTOPIA.MS.
  • Other: The 'U' of UTOPIA is etched as a lyre both sides

Companies

  • Phonographic Copyright (p) – BMG Music
  • Copyright (c) – BMG Records (UK) Ltd.
  • Distributed By – BMG Records
  • Distributed By – BMG Ariola
  • Mastered At – Utopia Studios
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Reviews: (6)
Quashant
Quashant
This is such a DJ record, mainly picked up at the time for it´s heavy use of that "Talking Heads" sample. The real treat for my money however is the B1 "Let's Get Jazzy (Dope Mix)" ... A rare and funky house track from 80´s that sounds like it was made in 2029 ? ... // Tommy
Zodama
Zodama
Pigeon-holing genres is always dangerous as there is massive crossover. Hip-hop and rap artists saw the potential to release mixes that would be more accessible to djs playing the house style (and generate more sales). As a result, many releases (such as this KC Flightt piece) would have a straight hiphop breakbeat version with lyrics for the rap heads and a 4 to the floor bassdrum/kick mix for the house dj. Either way, this is a perfect example of the hip-house style: melodic lyrics, catchy bassline, and a driving 4/4 house theme throughout, in the same vein as Mellow Man Ace, Welcome to My Groove.
Anayalore
Anayalore
Thanks man, just noticed your comment as I revisited the track on Oggs having heard it on a mix I checked out this evening... I have a recollection of Planet E being played in the background of a music or film video with - as I recollect - an alien traversing a US city on foot - not sure if this was the video to the track itself or from the Talking Heads original. Am I talking complete rubbish or does anyone else remember this video? I've tried numerous searches on YT and have drawn a blank. If I remember correctly, the alien takes the form of a black man and has claws on his toes? Am I making this up, or can someone release me from this confusion? Cheers, TC
Dishadel
Dishadel
totally correct and well said. said better than i could. and possibly the best use of a sample.
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The concept of "hip house" always seemed like an odd one to me but that's what some called it for a while in the UK. This track is great though, and would probably be classed as straight hip hop these days. I love the Talking Heads sample in the chorus.
Ferri - My name
Ferri - My name
I guess hip-house is just a marketing thing... trying to sell hip hop to house heads, and house to hip-hop heads?