Fabric 24

Product Description
An eclectic DJ, Rob Da Bank’s incredible musical vision is respected by fans across the globe. His successful Sunday Best label shares name with one of the longest running club nights in South London, started by Da Bank in 1995. He’s also been credited with bringing Groove Armada and Lemon Jelly to fame via Sunday Best.

Rob Da Bank and Fabric present Fabric 24 – an eclectic mix featuring tracks by Soul Mekanik, Michael Mayer, Triola, Plastikman, The Futureheads, and Frankie Knuckles. Eclecticism at its best!

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Average customer rating: The FabricLive Series Disappoints Again The Work of an Innovator Best of old and new BUY THIS MIX! Excellent

Fabriclive.24 Diplo Manufacturer: Fabric ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music Electronica | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | Dance Pop | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music Bass | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Pop Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Similar Items: Bmore Gutter Music Rio Baile Funk: Favela Booty Beats Fabriclive.33 Florida Fabriclive.22 ASIN: B0009UBYQU Release Date: 2005-11-15

Tracks:

1. Plantlife Love 4 the World (Why They Gotta Hate?)
2. Nina Sky Turnin Me On
3. Killer Mike Ft. Big Boi My Chrome
4. Cybotron Clear
5. Yazoo Dont Go
6. Debbie Deb When I Hear Music
7. Freestyle Dont Stop The Rock
8. Hashim Al-Naafiysh (The Soul)
9. Model 500 Nightdrive (Thru Babylon)
10. Aphex Twin Windowlicker
11. Cajmere Percolator
12. Solid Groove This Is Sick
13. Two Culture Clash Ft. Ms. Thing Love Guide
14. Ludacris feat. Shawnna Whats Your Fantasy
15. Diplo feat. Pantera Os Danadinhos Perc
16. Gaiola Das Popozudas Vem Cristiano
17. MC Biro Leyby Cria Asa Periquita
18. Gaiola Das Popozudas Darcy
19. Diplo Way More (Remix)
20. M.I.A. Bucky Done Gun
21. Jammer Destruction VIP
22. The Cure Love Song
23. Outkast B.O.B.
24. Le Tigre Deceptacon
25. DJ Nasty Hurricane
26. DJ Deeon Freaks
27. Turbulence Notorious
28. Cat Power Free

Album Description

Diplo, the producer behind M.I.A., along with Fabric Records present FabricLive 24.

Raised across the southern states, fed on Miami Bass and DIY DJ party culture, Diplo began DJ-ing in his late teens and started to produce his own tracks after moving north to Philly and New York. While living in Japan he submitted his demo to Ninja Tunes' Hip Hop offshoot Big Dada; swiftly signed he put out the deep, diverse and funky Florida album. He's remixed for artists including Beck, Gwen Stefani, Bun B, and Le Tigre. Diplo pushes the envelope of new sounds and rhythm that constantly absorbs and amazes listeners of his mix tapes and Hollartonix parties.

FabricLive 24 is a fast paced, funk fuelled ride through the badlands of Hip Hop, dub step, electro, rock and techno - featuring tracks from Outkast, Plantlife, Aphex Twin, Ludacris, M.I.A., The Cure, Diplo, Le Tigre, Cybotron, Cajmere, and many more.

Customer Reviews:

The FabricLive Series Disappoints Again.......2007-07-07

Although Fabriclive and Fabric albums are obviously suppose to differ in regards to being truely live recorded sets versus pure studio sets(that may or may not have be modelled after a set that the featured artist or DJ actually played at the fantastic London-based club), there sure is an overwhelming difference in quality between the two major series overall. Sure, Fabriclive is live, and therefore will sound a little more raw, but that is not the issue with the majority of Fabriclive's albums. The artists, DJs, and more importantly their sets are terrible! Diblo is no exception. I may have electronica genre preferences which guides (with some bias) my music collection, I do still try to sample a little from each genre and subgenre whenever possible.

I had a hard time listening to this ablum in its entirity. Various types of a particular food kept popping into my head. Provolone, Mozarella, Feta...you get the point.

2/5 stars for this album.

The Work of an Innovator.......2006-10-04

Say what you like about Diplo, but the simple fact is that very few, if any, have the vision and courage that is displayed on this mix and just about anything else baring the Diplo name.
With a mixture of old (Debbie Deb, Model 500, Freestyle), new (M.I.A, Outkast, Ludacris), exotic (baile funk) and downright strange (Aphex Twin, DJ Nasty), Diplo delivers a set of quality mixing and innovative track selection.
To those of little musical bravery - stay clear of the great Diplo in general and definately this mix,as you will find everything from 80's breakbeat to 00's hip hop rubbing shoulders with the rockier sounds of The Cure and Le Tigre. If however, you are open to musical experimentation, then this mix will surely install in your brain the feelings of euphoria it did in this humble reviewier's cranium.

Turn it on and take a journey into the wonderful world of Diplo.

Best of old and new.......2006-03-22

I have to give Diplo props for putting together such an ecclectic mix that delivers on all levels. All the old school party jams from the eighties infused with current hip hop and latin flavors shows how diverse his musical tastes are. I particular enjoyed hearing Le Tigre being mixed in with old school techno and house grooves. If you want a fresh musical experience that is guaranteed to get the party going pick this up.

BUY THIS MIX!.......2006-03-14

Diplo, the mastermind DJ/producer behind M.I.A.'s legendary "Arular," has compiled one of the phattest party mixes I have heard in recent years. He starts out with some classic, hand-picked 80s techno tracks, including Yaz, Debbie Deb, and Cybotron. Midway through the madness, you can't help but throw your hands in the air and shake your ass to Solid Groove's "This is Sick." Diplo then takes a sharp turn into the realm of South London grime, continuing on to some underground Brazilian tech-hop. The beats get more aggressive through this later section of the mix. Towards the end, he shows his true genius as a party DJ by throwing everything you wouldn't expect into the mix--The Cure, Le Tigre, and ending up with CAT POWER??? This IS sick!

Excellent.......2006-01-28

Diplo is the man behind the decks with M.I.A. He is also her main collaborator. There fore he is the hottest new DJ in quite a while. He hooked up with Ninja Tune two years ago. He did a few remixes and ended up working on the mixtape that put M.I.A. on the map. Of course he was a DJ at Fabric soon after that. This mixes old and new tracks. A little funky ass with old electro. Cybotron, Model 500, and even Yazoo are some of the best of that era of Electro. He even throws in some of his own tracks with M.I.A. "Bucky Done Gun" and Aphex Twin, and also The Cure. Ludacris and Outkast represent Hiphop. Le Tigre makes pretty lame albums but some of their remixes are tolerable. There is even a track by Cat Power on here. I am very unsurprised by these sort of collections. But this one and Annie DJ Kicks are great collections.

Average customer rating: Great compilation; Great Dance Hits!!!

Fabric 24 Rob da Bank Manufacturer: Fabric ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | Dance Pop | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music Similar Items: Fabric 23 Fabric 29 Fabric 25 Fabric 27 Fabric 22 ASIN: B0009UBYQK Release Date: 2005-10-04

Tracks:

1. N.O.H.A. Balkan Hot Step
2. Doc L Junior Preacher Man
3. Soul Mekanik Wanna Get Wet
4. Michael Mayer Lovefood
5. Nathan Fake Dinamo
6. Triola Leuchtturm (Wighnomy's Polarzipper Remix)
7. Nathan Fake The Sky Was Pink (James Holden Remix)
8. Plastikman Spastik
9. The Futureheads Hounds Of Love (Phones Wolf At The Door Remix)
10. Whitey A Walk in The Dark
11. The Fiery Furnaces Single Again
12. Little Annie & The Legally Jammin Bleach (Illegally Club Mixed)
13. P Kall Roger Milla
14. Ananda Heizkissen
15. Vitalic Poney Part 1
16. Mr. Fingers Can You Feel It
17. Frankie Knuckles Your Love

Album Description

An eclectic DJ, Rob Da Bank's incredible musical vision is respected by fans across the globe. His successful Sunday Best label shares name with one of the longest running club nights in South London, started by Da Bank in 1995. He's also been credited with bringing Groove Armada and Lemon Jelly to fame via Sunday Best.

Rob Da Bank and Fabric present Fabric 24 - an eclectic mix featuring tracks by Soul Mekanik, Michael Mayer, Triola, Plastikman, The Futureheads, and Frankie Knuckles. Eclecticism at its best!

Customer Reviews:

Great compilation; Great Dance Hits!!!.......2006-01-13

I heard one song from this album on a local radio station. I bought it never knowing what to expect. I should have known that any DJ with an ability to choose one good song can usually duplicate the effort. "Fabric 24" does not fail in bringing the funky grooves. I listened to this in my car because the accoustics are so good. I could not help from dancing in the car. This CD will definitely give you a positive vibe after listening to it. If you like House music, then this CD is a must have. You will appreciate 10 of the 17 songs for sure. You may even like all 17. Listen to the previews, and then know that they don't even do the CD justice. It's that much better!!

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