Radioactive Man - Fabric 08

Label:

Fabric (London)

Catalog#:

FABRIC 15

Format:

CD, Compilation, Mixed

Country:

Released:

Jan 2003

Genre:

Electronic

Style:

Breaks, Electro

Tracklist

1	Spencer Bewley -	Intro - Spencer Bewley - The Funk:Discuss Further	1:17
2	Slam Ft. Dot Allison -	Visions (2 Lone Swordsmen Remix)	6:17
		Remix, Producer [Additional Production] - 2 Lone Swordsmen* Vocals - Dot Allison
3	Sweetie -	Touch Me (Dub)	4:14
		Remix, Producer [Additional Production] - 2 Lone Swordsmen*
4	Agent Foot & Tyrell -	Together In The Dark	3:52
5	Depth Charge -	Honour	3:53
6	Imatran Voima -	In/Out	5:43
7	Koma & Bones -	Powercut (Rewired Remix)	5:09
8	Jammin* -	As We Do	5:06
9	Anthony Rother -	Die Macht	3:54
10	Basic Units -	Explode	4:43
11	Radioactive Man -	'Ave That	5:28
12	Radioactive Man -	'Ave That (Tim Wright Remix)	4:28
		Remix - Tim Wright
13	Tim Wright -	Going Down	5:10
14	Kitbuilders -	Wake Up (Bolz Bolz Electroworld Remix)	5:34
		Remix - Bolz Bolz
15	Dirty Hospital -	Rottenrow	3:38
16	Disco D Ft. Princess Superstar -	Fuck Me On The Dance Floor (Accapella)	2:26
		Rap - Princess Superstar

Credits

DJ Mix - Radioactive Man

Notes

Track 4 credited as "Takeover Sound - Together In The Dark"

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Rated 5/5

Review by Tox-cds Jan 05, 2007 (edited over 2 years ago)

I actually bought this cd after some recommendations on the discogs-forum & I'm still enjoying it a LOT. Great selection of a broad spectrum of styles, from more poppy vocal stuff like Slam Featuring Dot Allison to classic Anthony Rother, but also seriously banging tracks by Disco D & a doubble dosis of the Radioactive Man himself.
My instant favourite though was Basic Units's "Explode" with its infectious groove & a clear message: "Let the rhythm explode: big, bad & bold!"
Highly recommended for all electro-lovers from Detroit-purists to classy club-sluts...

Review by liam_dsouza Jan 04, 2007 (edited over 2 years ago)

Radioactive Man's Fabric 08 has got to be the most bass heavy mix of the series and that's not a bad thing at all. It starts in fine form with Keith and Andy Weatherall's remix of Slam's 'Visions' then into a dark trip of electro with a suitably dirty ending by Princess Superstar. This CD is ideally listened to with the sub-woofer on maximum and is probably one of the best breaks orientated mixes on Fabric, just surprising it's not on the 'Live' series.

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