Bombay the Hard Way: Guns, Cars and Sitars

The album is also heavily credited to American producer DJ Shadow, but it is stated on his website: "The marketing campaign for this Dan the Automator remix project implied massive DJ Shadow involvement, which was far from the case; Shadow played drums for 30 minutes one day in the studio, elements of which were resampled and applied to various tracks. Shadow was dismayed by the record company's blatant exploitation of his name, and distanced himself from the project." ==Critical reception==

AllMusic wrote: "This is truly groovy, funky, tripped-out music from the movie capitol of the world, and showcases how the Americans and the Italians may have invented the noir and cheap thrill movie soundtrack, but the Indians took it to a whole different level." ==Track listing==

• "Bombay 405 Miles" • "The Good, The Bad, and the Chutney" • "My Guru" • "Ganges a Go-Go" • "The Great Gambler" • "Professor Pyarelal" • "Fists of Curry" • "Punjabis, Pimps and Players" • "Inspector Jay from Delhi" • "Satchidananda" • "Theme from Don" • "Fear of a Brown Planet" • "Uptown Bollywood Nights" • "Kundan's Hideout" • "Swami Safari" ==Personnel==

Credits adapted from liner notes. • Kalyanji–Anandji – composition, arrangement, conducting • Dan the Automator – production • DJ Josh Davis – additional drum breaks • Nana Simopoulos – additional sitar • Kurt Ralske – editing, additional engineering • Howie Weinberg – mastering • Adrian Milan – executive production, art direction • Michael Berger – photography • Kary Morris – artwork • Michael de Corbiac – artwork ==References==