Tracklist
| Funked Up | ||
| Any Number Between 1-17 | ||
| The Alien Spoke | ||
| Lost Message | ||
| East Side | ||
| X Marks The Spot | ||
| The Salsa | ||
| Come Home |
Versions
| Title, Format | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Angie Is A Shoplifter (2x12", Album) | Pure Plastic | PP008LP | UK | 1996 | |
| Angie Is A Shoplifter (CD, Album) | Pure Plastic | PP 008 CD | UK | 1996 |
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Reviews & Discussion
referencing Angie Is A Shoplifter, 2x12", Album, PP008LP
10 years after we can say without risk that this is a solid, classic techno album with enough groove and subtlety to remain timeless. I want to emphasize on 'The Alien Spoke', a perfectly-titled, deep and menacing beauty that defines in itself the concept of 'spooky techno'.
referencing Angie Is A Shoplifter, 2x12", Album, PP008LP
This is by far the best album from Mark Broom to date. 8 well arranged Detroit-influenced techno tracks. This album has it all: it’s great stuff for listening and great stuff ‘for the floor’ as well. Mark uses a lot of tribal and funky ingredients in his tracks but he uses them in a proper, subtle way, so the depth and ‘dreamy’ mood is maintained. Classy stuff!