Full Circle (Icehouse album)

Full Circle
Remix album by Icehouse
Released	December 1994
Recorded	Studio 301 & Paradise Studios
Genre	Rock, new wave, electronica
Length	91:02
Label	Massive
Producer	Iva Davies/Various
Icehouse chronology
Big Wheel (1993) Full Circle (1994) The Berlin Tapes (1995)

Full Circle is a 2CD collection of remixed tracks by Australian rock/synthpop band Icehouse released in December 1994 on Massive Records. It also features a variety of musicians including the Bangarra Dance Company, Elcho Island and guitar virtuoso, Buckethead who would later join Guns N' Roses. Disc 1 is subtitled The Revolution Mixes and disc 2 is The Time & Motion Mixes; tracks "Shakin' the Cage", "MLK" and "Dedicated to Glam" as well as an edited version of "The Great Southern Mix" had been released in June 1993 on the Spin One EP.^[1][2] "Desdemona" is a cover version of the John's Children single, composed by Marc Bolan.

Track listing[]

Disc 1: The Revolution Mixes[]

1. "Shakin' the Cage" (Techno)
2. "Colours"
3. "Desdemona"
4. "Mercy"
5. "Yo, Micro Babe"
6. "MLK"
7. "She Comes"
8. "Wild"
9. "Dedicated to Glam"

Disc 2: The Time & Motion Mixes[]

1. "Melt Steel (Part 1)"
2. "Slow Motion"
3. "Kilimanjaro"
4. "Melt Steel (Part 2)"
5. "Blue Noise"
6. "The Great Southern Mix"
7. "Melt Steel (Part 3)"

• "Melt Steel" contains segments of an interview with Marc Bolan.

Personnel[]

Credited to:^[2][3]

• Cameron Allan – producer, mixing
• Christina Amphlett – vocals
• – vocals
• Marc Bolan – interviewer, dialogue
• Buckethead – guitar
• – producer, mixing
• Iva Davies – producer, engineer, performer, mixing
• 808 State – remixing
• – engineer
• – engineer
• Mark Gamble – producer, mixing
• – project supervisor
• – guitar
• Bill Laswell – bass, guitar (bass), producer, mixing, basic track
• – engineer, editing, mastering, mixing
• Banula Marika – vocals, clapping sticks
• Don Murray – didgeridoo
• Steven Page – coordination
• Bernie Worrell – keyboards
• Yassa – rap

All recording and mixing at General Dynamics, Trackdown Studios, Studio 301, FON Studios, Western Boulevarde.

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