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1. Cliff Martinez - Helicopter
2. Asche & Spencer - Hank?s Transition
3. Nick Ingham Orchestra - Heart Noir
4. ICE: A String Tribute to Bjork - Come To Me
5. Geche - Htrs (Instrumental)
6. Akasha - Brown Sugar
7. Sofalofa - Pump Da Ball
8. Richard Davis - Meaning (Amalgamation Of Soundz rework)
9. The Future Sound Of London - Papua New Guinea Translation 3
10. Hakan Lidbo - Cuba Libra
11. Rjd2 - Chicken Bone Circuit
12. The Amalgamation Of Soundz - Simply So
13. Angelo D?Onorio - Save Your Soul
14. Hi-Lo - Are You Sure About That
15. Jeff Bennett - Systemizing
16. Soultek - Groove Control
17. The Amalgamation Of Soundz - Summer Night
18. Still Phil - Bey Un Bey (MKL Vs SoySos Remix)
Love the Amalgamation disc -- that, the first Richards mix, and the Radioactive Man volume rank as the best Fabrics to me, with Weatherall's not far behind. The Amalgamation one is just so totally unique. Still get goosebumps every time that track with the strings (like number four or five on the disc) comes in.
That Amalgamations disc is a blinder. Starts of soo smooth and builds up gorgeously into that techy stuff those guys at fabric love so much. Another one to keep your eyes open for is the DJ Heather (fabric.21) coming out soon. Her great chicago house style is given a great kick with some of that techy flavour I just mentioned.
I think Fabric 20 really represents why Digweed is such a great DJ. The first track on there, I feel really catches the aura of the vibe that Digweed brings. Not only do I respect that, but the fact that the track was released in 2003, yet the magic of it comes through Digweed choosing the right time and place to drop it. Awesome disc, My favorites on the disc were song 4 and 11 rocked
so i bought my cd Fab20, before going to a private party on friday, and what happens, the next day when i wanted to go home, i found out that somebody has stolen my cds, and i didnt even managed to listen to it.
how can that happen? i supposed on private parties there arent any people who likes to steal other peoples stuff.
I take Viagra and Prozac together. If I can't get it up, I don't care.
Amalgamation of Soundz disc is absolutely stellar. I agreed with the bloke who mentioned the build-up to the techy stuff - when I posted I was still back on the build-up. The second half of the disc makes it. The composition of it as a whole album is ... it's mind blowing. Perfect.
Fabric 12 and Fabric 20 are the best (I've not heard any of the others, although I do hear the Tyrant one is good too).
Digweed's mix is phenomenal as well. It deviates from what I expected from Digweed, but always knew of his versatility and this album shows it. Definitely one of the top ones. Although not of a similar sound - I think "Layered Sounds" disc 1's choices are similar in "difference" that Fabric 20 is. It shows a different aspect to Digweed's choice of sound, it's amazing.
Sometimes I wonder, does John listen to OTHER types of music too - like jazz... or hip hop... or classical... or whatever... he certainly has a depth in the electronic range, I wonder how much other musical tastes play into it as well...
Great disks. Both of these are worth the cash and I haven't said that for many CDs for a looooong time.
Been listening to Diggers new Fabric lately. Some of it kinda drones on and on (in the light I see you, in the dark I feel you), which is kinda strange for The Man. Not as "progressive" as I like him, but hey...he didn't make this mix for me. Overall it's solid, but definitely not his best.
Anoter downtempoey one that i quite like is baby mammoth beige and solid doctor. But theres a track in there that freaks me cos it sounds like borat shouting, just a heads up for you all who haven't listened to it yet.
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