The Herbaliser - Fabric Live 26
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Track List: Fabric Live 26
- Dogz N Sledgez
- Southern Lady
- Ghostwriter/Ground Zero [Acapella]
- Alphabet Man
- I Got an Attitude
- Surprize
- None Other/3 Feet Deep [Instrumental]
- Talkin' Loud and Sayin' Nothing
- Welly Wanging
- Play This (One)
- Paid in Full [Seven Minutes of Madness - the Coldcut Remix]
- Glimity Glamity
- I.D.S.T.
- Spin It Round
- It's Great to Be Here
- Family Rap
- It Takes a Seven Nation Army to Hold Us Back
- Gadget Funk
- Mr. Matatwe (Keep It Up)
- Keeping It Real?
- Boom!
- Just Give the DJ a Break [12" Club Version]
- News Flash
- Botty La La
Album Details: Fabric Live 26
- Release Date:
- 03/14/2006
- Label:
- Fabric
- UPC:
- 802560005224
Pro Reviews: Fabric Live 26
| EXPERT RATING: From AMG Reviews The Fabriclive series has suffered few misses nearly every volume has featured highclass DJs mixing more dangerously and adventurously than they would anywhere else, with better results than appear on any other commercial releases. Jake Wherry and Ollie Teeba of the Herbaliser certainly haven't lacked for opportunities to host freewheeling mix albums they do record for Ninja Tune, after all but another chance is always welcome. Fabriclive.26 is equal to their 2003 mix Herbal Blend for the Solid Steel sessions, and that's heavy praise. Differences, though, are apparent, beginning with an indication that the Herbaliser are less willing to dredge the vagaries of pop culture than on Herbal Blend. This is a straight hiphop mix for all practical purposes, with only a few choice funk nuggets strategically placed when necessary. And for energy, it's unmatched by any recent hiphop releases, beginning with the opener "Dogsz N Sledgez," where Million Dan punctuates his dancehall raps with interjecting growls and whistles. An uptotheminute track from Blufoot with Yungun moves into a goldenage classic from Hurby Luv Bug and Antoinette without pausing a beat (or sounding like they're reaching for material). Most of the transitions are quick cuts that fit the mood perfectly, not even when they drop their own "None Other" (featuring Cappo) in the middle of the mix. British rap specifically, and underground rap in general, never gets enough exposure (and don't think the grime fad solved anything) but with any luck, hiphop fans will be hearing a lot more of British producer Blufoot, 7L Esoteric disciple Apathy (who might get an album out on Atlantic if the Whiie Stripes don't mind the sample). - John Bush, All Music Guide |
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