VA-Fabriclive 57 Jackmaster-2011-OMA

VA - Fabriclive 57: Jackmaster ARTiST.. Various TiTLE... Fabriclive 57: Jackmaster GENRE... Electronic GRABBER. EAC LABEL... Fabric ENCODER. Lame 3.98.4 YEAR.... 2011 QUALiTY. vbr 254kbps SOURCE.. CDDA MODE.... Joint-Stereo PLAYTIME 71:41 min REL.DATE 05.31.2011 TRACKS.. 01 RiPPER.. TEAM OMA SiZE.... 130,7 MB SUPPLiER TEAM OMA .. T R A C K L i S T .. NR. TRACK. TiME. Various--Fabriclive 57: Jackmaster 01 The Fantastic Aleems - Release Yourself 02 Inner City - Big Fun (Magic Juan Remix) 03 Gregor Salto - Classic Beat Tool 04 Model 500 - Night Drive (Thru Babylon) 05 Kim English - Nite Life (Armand's Retail Mix) 06 Anthony Shakir - Plugged In 07 Martyn - Alldayallnight 08 Geiom feat. Terrible Shock - 2 4 6 09 Doug Willis - Dougswana (Audiowhores Beats) 10 Jook10 - Emotions 11 Larry Heard pres. Mr. White - The Sun Can't Compare 12 Addison Groove - Make Um Bounce 13 Sinden & SBTRKT - Seekwal 14 Splack Pack - Shake That Ass Bitch 15 Davina - Don't You Want It 16 SIA - Little Man (Wookie Remix) 17 CLS - Can You Feel It? (In House Dub) 18 DJ Deeon - The Freaks 19 Outlander - The Vamp 20 Splack Pack - Scrub Da Ground 21 UR - Jupiter Jazz 22 Thomas Bangalter - What To Do 23 Fix - Flash 24 Hudson Mohawke - Fuse 25 Machinedrum - La Bomba 26 DJ Funk - Pussy Ride 27 AFX - VBS Redlof B 28 Skepta - Doin' It Again 29 Radiohead - Idioteque TOTAL: 71:41 .. R E L E A S E N O T E S .. Recent recipient of the lauded "Best Newcomer" mantle in DJ Mag's 2010 awards, joint head of the Numbers empire, and all-round good egg, Jackmaster heads up his first commercially available mix CD, 'Fabriclive 57'. It's a proper party session, heavily informed by an abiding love of '90s dance classics and underground American funk, coupled with a penchant for the most virulent emissions of the current UK scene. These are all BIG records, starting with one foot in the '80s electrofunk of The Fantastic Aleems 'Release Yourself' before stepping into the Juan Atkins fix of 'Big Fun'. He's got you by the short and curlies at this point, segueing a path through the likes of Model 500's 'Night Drive', Armand Van Helden's deadly mix of Kim English on 'Nite Life', Anthony Shakir's 'Plugged In', an exclusive Martyn joint 'Alldayallnight' and the bubbling SocaXFunky of Geiom's '2 4 6'. In the mid section he cruises through Jook 10's London House anthem 'Emotions', Larry Heard's 'Sun Can't Compare', Addison Groove's 'Make Um Bounce' and Davina's Mad Mike-produced piano Houser 'Don't You Want It', to an outstanding run of CLS's 'Can You Feel It', DJ Deeon's 'The Freaks' and The Outlander's 'Vamp' for the hardcore House heads. The final flush features some priceless classics, from UR's 'Jupiter Jazz' to Thomas Bangaltar's 'What To Do', onto AFX's heart-swelling 'VBS.Redlof.B' meshed with Skepta's 'Doin It Again' and closing to the tear-jerking strains of Radiohead's anthemic 'Idioteque'. As you can gauge, these aren't obscure joints, but the DJ magic lies in his intuitively programmed drops and pacing, making for a party mix you'll reach for over and again. Respect also for not just pulling out a cache of whites and exclusives, instead opting for a classic selection that'll no doubt introduce a ruck of heads to important dance classics, and still sound good a decade from now. Bigup

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