Colin Dale – Mutant Disco
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Harmless – HURTCD009
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CD, Compilation
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Tracklist Hide Credits
| 1 | Gemini – | In Neutral | ||
| 2 | I:Cube – | Metamorphik | ||
| 3 | Phillipe Maurice – |
Pocket Calculator (Plastic Avengers "There's A Disco In My Soup" Mix)
Remix – Plastic Avengers, The |
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| 4 | Constipated Monkeys – | Cro Magnon (What About Our Love) | ||
| 5 | Circulation – | Green | ||
| 6 | Kevin Yost – | Hypnotic Progression Pt. 2 | ||
| 7 | Bitwise Operators, The – | Cubehouse | ||
| 8 | Paperclip People – | Paperclip Man | ||
| 9 | Fix – | Flash | ||
| 10 | H&M – | 88 | ||
| 11 | Jeff Mills – | Automatic | ||
| 12 | Luke Slater – | Time Dancer |
Companies etc
- Phonographic Copyright (p) – Harmless Recordings
- Copyright (c) – Harmless Recordings
- Distributed By – Disc (3)
- Pressed By – Disctronics
Credits
- Compiled By, Presenter – Colin Dale
Other Versions (Showing 1 of 1) View All
| Title, Format | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mutant Disco (3xLP, Comp) | Harmless | HURTLP009 | UK | 1998 |
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[r12267]
Geting started with the slowly put together drum patterns of 'Cubehouse' the travel to madlands is leading over to Craigs crazy 'Paperclip Man' who sets widest standards with the wicked disco sample and them bouncy feedbacked breaks. Followed by the classic sample disco monster 'Flash' of Orlando Voorn the party is getting wet...
Jeff Mills with the Detroit Techno classic '88' kicks the crowd while maltraiting the filters of the 303 just like a devil. But then he tops himself with the crazy loops of 'Automatic' - just a filler with the ole'school shimmer
*eh*
Not enough again Mills filters the 808 rhythm sequences while resuming the disco loops... and then the final track selection of the lost Colin Dale sums up the essence of the preceeding steps: Luke Slater sets off with a filtered drumloop to be mixed with a vocal sample and some kind of organ swing and checks out how to go real deep.
You can dance on this one best in a sweat box of them who love to dance body to body just like a machine-gone man... Pure filthy house music from track #7 to the end.