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Sébastien Léger Tech House 2008 France

Performer: Sébastien Léger
Title: Jaguar
Style: Tech House
Released: 2008
Country: France
MP3 album: 1961 mb
FLAC album: 1824 mb
Rating: 4.7
Other formats: WMA MOD MP2 AAC MPC ADX AUD
Genre: Electronic

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Sébastien Léger ‎– Jaguar. Label: Mistakes Music ‎– MIS005. I think the melody Jaguar taken by Sebastian Leger an enhancement to the classic version already known. I speak from experience of this track and also the history of electronic music. We can not be hypocritical not to accept remakes of other versions within the own electronic music.

Sebastien Leger Take Your Pills (Sebastien Leger Remix). Sebastien Leger Daft Punk - Around The World (Sebastien Legers Booty) (White). Sebastien Leger 2008-05-10 Essential Mix - Sebastien Leger. Sebastien Leger Grey Sky and Yellow Coconuts (Original Mix). Sebastien Leger Rapsody (Original Mix). Sebastien Leger Toby, No Biting (Original Mix).

3. Mooguno (2004) (Original Mix). 125 bpm, 6B, Bb major, 2015-03-23, Electronica, 0 20. Sebastien Leger. 4. Bad Clock (2005) (Original Mix). 130 bpm, 11B, A major, 2015-03-23, Techno, 0 20. 5. Never Ever (2005) (Original Mix). 122 bpm, 6A, G minor, 2015-03-23, Techno, 0 20. 6. Deep Throat (2006) (Sebastien Leger Remix). Disco Volante (2006) (Sebastien Leger Remix). 126 bpm, 9B, G major, 2015-03-23, Electro House, 0 20. Sebastien Leger, Ida Engberg. 8. Gazebo (2006) (Sebastien Leger Remix). 125 bpm, 12B, E major, 2015-03-23, Techno, 1 20. Sebastien Leger, Fairmont. 9. Air Conditionne (2007) (Sebastien Leger Remix). 130 bpm, 8A, A minor, 2015-03-23, Techno, 0 20. Sebastien Leger, Julian Jeweil.

In stock now for same day shipping. Home Minimal House/Tech House . Mistakes. Format: 1-sided 12" Cat: MIS 005 Released: 28 Mar 08 Genre: Minimal/Tech House.

Jaguar are an English heavy metal band, formed in Bristol, England, in December 1979. They had moderate success throughout Europe and Asia in the early 1980s, during the heyday of the new wave of British heavy metal movement. The band was formed in December 1979 in Bristol, England, through an ad published in a local newspaper by Jeff Cox and Garry Pepperd looking for a drummer. The original line-up consisted of Garry Pepperd (guitar), Jeff Cox (bass, vocals) and Chris Lovell (drums).

Maskio & Sebastien Leger Human Jaguar (Freaker Booty Mix).

Tracklist

Jaguar

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
MIS005	Sébastien Léger	Jaguar ‎(12", S/Sided)	Mistakes Music	MIS005	France	2008
MIS005	Sebastien Leger*	Jaguar ‎(File, MP3, 320)	Mistakes Music	MIS005	France	2008

Comments: (7)

Jek

i remember how many times "french kiss" by "lil louis" was covered by other producers and got a ranking in the charts in the early nineteens in germany. if it is fair to the original authors i'm fine with those versions. if it is not fair to the original authors im not... sébastian léger would not do his version with out permission...

Adrietius

Disagree these comments! I think the melody Jaguar taken by Sebastian Leger an enhancement to the classic version already known. I speak from experience of this track and also the history of electronic music. We can not be hypocritical not to accept remakes of other versions within the own electronic music. After all who does not know the indifference of rock with electronic? Criticized everything that was being copied not original, even though new remixes. Let's open the mind and enjoy what is produced and presented in new versions with quality. Dj Cael Brazil

SlingFire

Due to compulsory licensing laws, you are not actually required by law to gain permission to do a cover version, as long as you inform the copywrite owners before it's distributed. So it's entirely possible that the people responsible for this release didn't ask permission from UR to do it, and I'd even say it's highly probably. There have been numerous cover versions of this track, including a pretty awful trance version that came about when UR declined to license the track. So don't jump to conclusions about UR's integrity... As for this version track itself, it's decent enough as a slightly more dance-floor friendly twist on the original, with the added benefit of sounding quite a bit better as well. Definitely not essential though.

Sagda

Wow, just saw these reviews above... I've not heard this version and can only comment on the fact that the original and the slew of UR remixes by the likes of Jeff Mills and Derrick May etc are a piece of electronic history and from the fact that I've not heard any good music from monsieur Leger, so to me it does sound like a pig's ear of a re-hash of a classic. That said, the whole purpose of cover versions (when legitimate) is to take a song or piece of music to another audience, now, we're still talking about different styles of electronic or dance music so it's not as if someone has done a death metal version of Jaguar, so it's still fairly niche. At least the artist or commissioning label has gone thru the proper channels in approaching Mad Mike for the rights to cover the music that his company holds the publishing rights for, so even if you hate this version (and on paper it does sound awful) you can rest in the happy thoughts that this version is (hopefully) putting money back into the rightful hands of the people who wrote and created one of the most hypnotic melodies of the 20th century (well if you like techno and electronic stuff anyhow)! All record company or label owners know that it is their catalogue of material that is the legacy to the label to survive and in these times when music means nothing to the yout' of today you have to move accordingly. All Mad Mike has done here is use one of his sub atomic stealth battle weapons or some such to slowly burrow into the minds of Europe's dancing crowds and hit them from the inside while protecting his and his artists integrity, I say good on you Mike... now who's going to cover 'Beau Mot Plage'?!

Jeronashe

With Detroit being in an economic depression it's understandable for UR and Submerge to allow their most successful offering, Knights of the Jaguar, to be remade on a different label. But this is about the most distasteful remake possibly. The entire track has been stripped of its individuality, essence, and soul, and remade with a bare minimum of class and style. The production is low-level, and the arrangement just falls flat. Personally I would have rather seen another Knight of the Jaguar Remix package on UR or Submerge. The way this is released, as Leger - Jaguar. It's as if he's taking credit for writing and producing the original track, the melodies, harmonies, when it fact this is nothing more than a cover, a terrible one at that. People new to the scene, and unfamiliar with the original UR Jaguar will probably think Sebastian Leger is a musical genius because of this song, when in actually he had almost zero musical input into this track. It's hard to criticize UR because they are so consistently good, are usually set the bar for electronic music, but this business tactic of selling out one of their strongest and greatest tracks hopefully will be avoided in the future.

Kirizius

Another mistake from the mistakes. The only difference between this ugly cover of the Knights of the Jaguar and Cor Fijneman's is that Léger payed the copyrights. The only insteresting thing about this record is that it proves that someone without the slightest bit of musical taste can actually make beauty disappear. If Mad Mike has accepted the deal, then unfortunately it's obvious that Underground Resistance needs money. So buy UR records, the music is good and it will prevent such records from being released.

Trash

As far as I can remember Mad Mike gave the Jaguar rights to the Burden brothers / 430 West.

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