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Various - Avantgardism - Drum 'N' Bass

Label:
Catalog#:
LA ANGE CD01
Format:
2 x CD, Compilation, Album
Country:
UK
Released:
09 Dec 1996
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
Drum n Bass, Experimental

Tracklist

1-01 Doppler 20-20*  -  The Avant-Gardist 7:30
    Producer - Martin Lee Stephenson*
  Written-By - Martin Lee Stephenson*
1-02 Force Of Angels  -  Sea Of Chaos 8:24
    Producer - Justin Mackay
  Written-By - Justin Mackay
1-03 Friends, Lovers & Family  -  Dark Fader 9:00
    Producer - FLF*
  Written-By - Elliott-Potter* , Pearl , Frost*
1-04 Moondogg  -  Loaded Gun 4:06
    Mixed By - Elizabeth Westwood
  Producer - Bob Derwood*
  Vocals - Elizabeth Westwood
  Written-By - Bob Derwood*
1-05 Plug  -  Snapping Fuss 7:27
    Performer - Plug
  Producer - Luke Vibert
  Written-By - Luke Vibert
1-06 Pushy!  -  Cop Phobia 5:40
    Producer - Pushy*
  Written-By - Pushy*
1-07 Fluid  -  Dust Dancing 3:12
    Producer - Dominic Glynn
  Written-By - Dominic Glynn
1-08 Bedouin Ascent  -  'Cat Can Blow! 6:58
    Performer - Bedouin Ascent
  Producer - Kingsuk Biswas
  Written-By - Kingsuk Biswas
1-09 Vert  -  Hole Tone Java 6:36
    Producer - Adam Butler
  Written-By - Adam Butler
1-10 Milkyboy*  -  Dognuts 3:50
    Producer - Tim Gould
  Written-By - Tim Gould
1-11 Pearl  -  New Life 6:18
    Producer - Pearl
  Written-By - Phil Earle
1-12 Seven Selves  -  Immigrant Child 6:00
    Producer - Pearl
  Written-By - Emre Mirza , Phil Earle
2-01 A.R.K*  -  Still Not Smokin'? 9:05
    Producer - Palmer* , Long* , Noakes*
  Written-By - Palmer* , Long* , Noakes*
2-02 Oyster  -  So. 5:48
    Producer - Rankine* , Stephenson* , Millea
  Vocals - Faye Rochelle
  Written-By - Rankine* , Stephenson* , Millea
2-03 Environmental Science  -  Nonsense 9:15
    Producer - Satts* , Seamus , Zak (8)
  Written-By - Satts* , Seamus , Zak (8)
2-04 T-Power*  -  Tama 11:32
    Producer - Mark Royal*
  Written-By - Mark Royal*
2-05 Underground Beat Movement  -  Check Dis 5:32
    Producer - P Fenwick
  Written-By - P Fenwick
2-06 DJ Hustler  -  G'et 5:50
    Producer - DJ Hustler
  Written-By - DJ Hustler
2-07 Wagon Christ  -  Spotlight (Aphex Twin Remix) 6:56
    Producer - Luke Vibert
  Remix - Aphex Twin
  Written-By - Luke Vibert
2-08 Witchman  -  Amok II 5:29
    Producer - John Roome
  Written-By - John Roome
2-09 Force Of Angels  -  Method To My Madness 6:12
    Producer - Justin Mackay
  Written-By - Justin Mackay
2-10 Martin & Lisa  -  White Bird 3:38
    Producer - Martin & Lisa
  Written-By - Martin & Lisa
2-11 Tom Jenkinson  -  Happy Little Wilberforce 3:55

Credits

Compiled By - Phil Earle
Mastered By - Ben* , Neil*

Notes

Released in association with Blue Angel Records
Front cover is a variation on Neo-Geo artist Philip Taafe's "Big Iris".

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Rated 5/5
Review by jazzliscious Apr 05, 2004
I tend to look back on genres after they went bad like spoilt milk, and drum-n-bass is certainly no exception. The time just flies by so quickly you just don't know what hit you after it already crashed to the ground. In the earliest days of drum-n-bass, innovation was everywhere and creativity was at the peak of perfection. This compilation is a great example. Each track is different and many styles combine to form an excellent representation of the genre of drum-n-bass music. Later in 1997 I personally started noticing that drum-n-bass was going through exactly what techno went through a couple of years earlier - a stasis. That is - it was getting stale. Repetition and blandness were pervading the genre. But this collection features the better time in drum-n-bass, when new things were still happening. These tracks are all excellent, none of them bore me to death and a few really move me. You must check this out to get an idea of real musical innovation when electronic music was still pretty darn exciting. See what you think...