
Part two! Of sort of a series.
A DJ and producer from Montreal, Tiga is usually irritating.
Tiga's the one that re-cooks middle-of-the-road dance and disco to inexplicably grateful audiences while stuffing his first full-length, 2006's Sexor, with four whole covers, including Talking Heads, Public Enemy, and Nine Inch Nails and then overkills it even more with an album sleeve recreating the one for Bryan Ferry's In Your Mind.
Ah, imagination.
But the worst is his version of Altern-8's "Infiltrate 202". It's been everywhere for the last few years and we can't stand the thing. A sin of being both too similar to the original and lukewarm and ordinary in itself, the song misunderstands one of rave's grandest moments and tries to get away with it with cheese and inverted-quotes irony.
On the other hand, there's "Shoes".
What's that?
I'd love to comb your hair,
Your hair is such a mess,
Now just take off that dress.
Good!
The shoes stay on my feet,
The shoes stay on my feet,
The shoes stay on my feet,
The shoes stay on my feet.
Better!
What's that sound?
I like that sound,
I love that sound,
It's the sound of my shoes.
Best.
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