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Dave Clarke - World Service 2

Genre:
Electronic
Style:
Techno, Electro, Synth-pop
Year:
2005

Tracklist

The End Of Europe
Disco Lunar Module
Moscow Reisen
Eisodual
Octapie
Fast Food Messiahs (Carl A. Finlow Mix)
It Works
Dark Days
Brickster
Paris Hilton
Battle Cry
Booty People (Wilko Remix)
The Bomb!
Theme From Vicarious Bliss (Justice Remix)
Tell Me More (David Carretta Remix)
What Kind Of Sound Pt. 1
Who Needs Sleep Tonight (Original Mix)

Versions

Title, FormatLabelCat#CountryYear
World Service 2 (3xLP, Comp) Resist Music RESISTLP45 UK 2005
World Service 2 (2xCD, Comp, Mixed) Resist Music RESISTCD45 UK 2005
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Rated 5/5
Review by zangief_pilam Jun 12, 2006 (edited over 3 years ago)

referencing World Service 2, 2xCD, Comp, Mixed, RESISTCD45

The techno CD is done to very good standards here, but I think the Electro mix is the gem. Full of moody glitchy breakbeat electro with lyrics that complete the album into quite a journey.

Vast improvement upon WS 1 in my opinion and a much more mature song selection. The somewhat punkish finish (if the whole CD wasn't slightly electro-punk already) tops the album off on a tastefully orchestrated high note. Absolute must if you like electro or a fan of Dave Clarke.
Rated 5/5
Review by Zombee Jun 26, 2005 (edited over 4 years ago)

referencing World Service 2, 2xCD, Comp, Mixed, RESISTCD45

World Service 2 picks up exactly where the first one left off, (Part 1 ended with Electro/Part 2 starts with Electro). On this installment however, Dave really unloads his turntable talents. He scratches, samples, back spins, delays, filters & chops with surgical precision. His track selection is once again TOP NOTCH: always bringing new, under rated talent into the light. He really does a brilliant job of pairing dirty & sexy electro clash with dark & cerebral electro. As the Techno mix begins you get an older, but very tasty intro to a seriously jackin’ assault on the booty. PLAY IT LOUD WIT DA BASS UP!!!

This double cd has not left my car player for 9 straight days. I cannot get enough of it! I remember when I first was seduced by Techno: it was a live mix by Dave Clarke. As he cut, chopped, tweaked & freaked the unforgettable choice records...I had realized that all other forms of music I owned were pointless. Dave Clarke causes listeners to question what’s “popular” by pushing boundaries & unleashing risky new material.