Tracks that sound better when played at higher BPMs

I was just playing around with some tracks and I think that FSOL's "Papa New Guinea" sounds great when it's played 10-15 bpm too fast. Does anyone have tracks like that where you think they sound better when played faster than intended?

flutter - autechre

Most venetian snares

i imagine dj shadow's organ donor does

It's proven by math that all tracks at an higher bpm sound better.

V-Proc i remember i had to re-rip onto my walkman (i put it on 256kbs) It still sounded shit, so i re-ripped to 320kbps (AND IT STILL SOUNDED SHIT). And it still sounded flat. And thats with good headphones. Did the same with Hidden Roundabout. Just have to accept that some songs have so much depth and detail they should'nt be compressed.

  On 10/25/2009 at 2:29 AM, Hanratty said:

I was just playing around with some tracks and I think that FSOL's "Papa New Guinea" sounds great when it's played 10-15 bpm too fast. Does anyone have tracks like that where you think they sound better when played faster than intended?

these threads have inspired me to play more records again ...fast and slow .......thank you hanratty

most 80's new wave/70's disco

Hey Saturday Sun sounds nice when sped up 40%.

Venetian Snares - January

at half the BPM.

all of the 'collapse of the wave function' lp by dmx krew sounds fuckin' wikkid biznizz at 45 instead of 33.

abba - dancing queen sounds great in 120bpm

most 70's club music actually sounds more edgy at a higher bpm, it's abit too slow for the modern ear

  On 10/25/2009 at 5:14 AM, Mesh Gear Fox said:

a lot of dub tracks would sound good when sped up, I imagine.

lol

Analord 1 and 2 sound better speeded up for sure.

It is a scientific fact that this tune, which is an anthem anyway, is better suited to clubbing when its played at a slightly faster bpm..

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HdKCSKsaTU4

Cannibalism of Machine by Merzbow sounds really good sped up.

Daryl Hall & John Oates - I Can't Go For That (No Can Do)