Various - Nine O'Clock Drop
Label:
Catalog#:
NUX 151
Format:
2 x Vinyl, LP
Country:
UK
Released:
2000
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
Electro,
Synth-pop,
Experimental
Tracklist
| A1 | 23 Skidoo - | Coup | 4:13 | |
| A2 | Dominatrix - | The Dominatrix Sleeps Tonight (Dominant Mix) | 3:35 | |
| A3 | Normal, The - | Warm Leatherette | 3:20 | |
| A4 | Shriekback - | My Spine (Is The Bassline) | 3:58 | |
| B1 | Colourbox - | Looks Like We're Shy One Horse | 7:57 | |
| B2 | Gina X Performance - | Nice Mover | 4:31 | |
| B3 | 23 Skidoo - | Vegas El Bandito | 2:45 | |
| C1 | Torch Song - | P2E (Remix) | 5:07 | |
| C2 | Aswad - | Warrior Charge | 5:47 | |
| C3 | Chris & Cosey - | October (Love Song) '86 Version | 3:51 | |
| D1 | Quando Quango - | Genius | 6:23 | |
| D2 | A Certain Ratio - | Water Line | 4:05 | |
| D3 | 400 Blows - | Black and White Mix Up | 4:52 |
Credits
Compiled By -
Andrew Weatherall
Notes
A1 produced and arranged by 23 Skidoo and Simon Boswell. Engineered by Phil Vinall.
A2 written by S. Argabright and Kenneth Lockie.
Produced by Ivan Ivan, Kenneth Lockie and Joel Webber.
A3 written by Daniel Miller
A4 written by David Allen, Carl Marsh and Barry Andrews. Produced by Shriekback assisted by Ian Caple. Remixed by Disc O'Dell for Disconnection Productions.
B1 written by S&M Young and produced by Colourbox.
Recorded at Palladium and engineered by Keith Mitchell.
B2 written by Gina Kikoine. Produced and arranged by Gina X,
Zeus B. Held and Martin Homberg.
B3 written by 23 Skidoo and produced by Tony, Terry and David. Engineered by Ken Thomas. Recorded at Jacob's Studio, Surrey, November 1982.
C1 written by Laurie Mayer and William Orbit, recorded at Guerilla Studio
C2 written by T. Robinson, A. Gaye and B. Forde.
Produced and arranged by Aswad and M. Campbell.
C3 written by Chris Carter and Tutti. Produced by Chris Carter.
D1 written by Reitveld and Pickering. Produced by Pickering and Kamins.
Mixed at Strawberry Studios, Stockport.
D2 written by Jeremy Kerr, Donald Johnson, Martin Moscrop, Simon Topping, Peter Terrell. Engineered by Phil Ault. Recorded at Revolution Studios, Manchester 1981.
D3 written by Andrew Beer and produced by 400 Blows. Recorded at Wickham Studio, Surrey, December 1983
Mastered by Martin Giles and Mike Brown at CTS Mastering, London
Design: Tom Hingston Studio
A2 written by S. Argabright and Kenneth Lockie.
Produced by Ivan Ivan, Kenneth Lockie and Joel Webber.
A3 written by Daniel Miller
A4 written by David Allen, Carl Marsh and Barry Andrews. Produced by Shriekback assisted by Ian Caple. Remixed by Disc O'Dell for Disconnection Productions.
B1 written by S&M Young and produced by Colourbox.
Recorded at Palladium and engineered by Keith Mitchell.
B2 written by Gina Kikoine. Produced and arranged by Gina X,
Zeus B. Held and Martin Homberg.
B3 written by 23 Skidoo and produced by Tony, Terry and David. Engineered by Ken Thomas. Recorded at Jacob's Studio, Surrey, November 1982.
C1 written by Laurie Mayer and William Orbit, recorded at Guerilla Studio
C2 written by T. Robinson, A. Gaye and B. Forde.
Produced and arranged by Aswad and M. Campbell.
C3 written by Chris Carter and Tutti. Produced by Chris Carter.
D1 written by Reitveld and Pickering. Produced by Pickering and Kamins.
Mixed at Strawberry Studios, Stockport.
D2 written by Jeremy Kerr, Donald Johnson, Martin Moscrop, Simon Topping, Peter Terrell. Engineered by Phil Ault. Recorded at Revolution Studios, Manchester 1981.
D3 written by Andrew Beer and produced by 400 Blows. Recorded at Wickham Studio, Surrey, December 1983
Mastered by Martin Giles and Mike Brown at CTS Mastering, London
Design: Tom Hingston Studio
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Reviews & Discussion
Listen to 23Skidoo - Coup and then listen to Block Rocking Beats by the Chemical Brothers. Quite obviously the same track! That alone is an indication of the influential nature of this old music. There are some very diverse genres on this complation. Some are quite experimental for their day but sound suprisingly timeless.
Yes, that are the influences of cult-dj and the mastermind of "Two Lone Swordsmen". Remembering his roots and making a reminiscence to show us which were the important tracks in the 70ies and 80ies. My favourites are "Warm Leatherette" and "Love Song" , but all tracks on this compilation are very good productions. It's not wrong to have this.