Robert Hood - Fabric 39 |
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Tracklisting:
| 1 | Monobox | Silicone Fingers |
| Written-By, Producer - Robert Hood | ||
| 2 | Robert Hood | Element 9 |
| 3 | Robert Hood | Who Taught You Math |
| Written-By, Producer - Robert Hood | ||
| 4 | Pacou | X-Factor |
| Written-By, Producer - Pacou | ||
| 5 | Robert Hood | Strobe Light |
| Written-By, Producer - Robert Hood | ||
| 6 | Marco Lenzi | Taboo |
| Written-By, Producer - Marco Lenzi | ||
| 7 | Joris Voorn | Fever (Rephrased) |
| Written-By, Producer - Joris Voorn | ||
| 8 | Fab G* | Bust The Vibes (Real Disco Mix) |
| Written-By, Producer - Fab G* | ||
| 9 | Dan March | Sand Dune |
| Written-By, Producer - Dan March | ||
| 10 | Robert Hood | Element 3 |
| 11 | Diego | Mind Detergent (Robert Hood Remix) |
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Remix, Producer [Additional Production] -
Robert Hood
Written-By, Producer - Diego Hostettler* |
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| 12 | Jeff Mills | Skin Deep |
| Written-By - Jeff Mills | ||
| 13 | Robert Hood | School |
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Remix, Producer [Additional Production] -
G. Mitchell*
Written-By - Robert Hood |
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| 14 | Robert Hood | Element 23 |
| 15 | John Thomas | Mr. Funk |
| Written-By, Producer - Jonathan Thomas* | ||
| 16 | DJ Skull | Informant |
| Producer - DJ Skull | ||
| 17 | Scorp | One Side |
| Written-By, Producer - Steve Rachmad | ||
| 18 | Pacou | All It Takes |
| Written-By, Producer - Pacou | ||
| 19 | Phase | Mass |
| Written-By, Producer - Ashley Burchett | ||
| 20 | UK Gold | Agent Wood (Adam Beyer Remix) |
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Remix -
Adam Beyer
Written-By, Producer - Chris McCormack |
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| 21 | Solid Decay | Legalize! |
| Written-By, Producer - Dirk Kanters , Ralph Plompen | ||
| 22 | Robert Hood | Element 7 |
| 23 | Robert Hood | Side Effect |
| Written-By - Robert Hood | ||
| 24 | Mion | Drop The Filter |
| Written-By - Percy X | ||
| 25 | Scorp | New Energy |
| Written-By, Producer - Steve Rachmad | ||
| 26 | UK Gold | Agent Wood (Original Mix) |
| Written-By, Producer - Chris McCormack | ||
| 27 | Robert Hood | Still Here (Los Hermanos Remix) |
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Remix [Credited To] -
G. Mitchell*
Remix, Producer [Additional Production] - Los Hermanos Written-By - Robert Hood |
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| 28 | John Thomas | Pulp Funktion 2 |
| Written-By, Producer - Jonathan Thomas* | ||
| 29 | Robert Hood | The Greatest Dancer |
| Written-By, Producer - Robert Hood | ||
| 30 | Low-Life | Exclamation |
| Written-By, Producer - Ben Sims , Steve O'Sullivan | ||
| 31 | Robert Hood | And Then We Planned Our Escape |
| Written-By - Robert Hood | ||
| 32 | Robert Hood | Element 12 |
| Ricardo Villalobos - Fabric 36 (CD, Comp, Mixed) | M.A.N.D.Y. - Fabric 38 (CD, Comp, Mixed, Met) | Luciano - Fabric 41 (CD, Comp, Mixed) | Steve Bug - Fabric 37 (CD, Comp, Mixed) | Carl Craig - Fabric 25 (CD, Comp, Mixed) |
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maroko, May 07, 2008 The man himself does it again. Robert Hoods Fabric 39 DJ Mix is right up my alley. It hits the spot so many times Im afraid to even start counting.
While hes not taking the art of mixing to a new realm, or igniting revolutions, mr. Hood is doing just what you need to hear, rather than giving you what you want. The selection of 32 tracks displayed throughout the mix hits it on the nail as well. In fact, there is virtually nothing here that doesnt.
The music is great. The whole thing has more of an old schoolish Detroit techno touch, with a twist of modern minimal, a clash of which is then morphed with some melodic and soulful tunes. The whole CD is pretty much upbeat, and provides great party, "stompy" material, with an undeniable groove to it.
Long, repetetive, and frequently monotonous minimal tracks, with often two to three sound effects being intertwined and applied over and over again are out of the question here. Most of the material here is very heavy on the bass, and forged for the hands and feet- basically, what a proper DJ mix should be all about. Robert takes each track, takes its essence and its heart, squeezes the most out of it before quickly letting it flow into yet another killer tune without too much ado. The mixing itslef isnt on a surgical Hawtin/Villalobos level, but its raw and quite refreshing in todays sea of subtle and low key track transitions. I really get this great impression of Robert throwing it back to some past times, and mind you, it sounds fantastic. The final result here beat my expectations. Fabric 39 is already in my top five of the labels extensive series. Get it, especially if Detroit techno is your thing. Some more recent releases that pop up into my mind and that youd might want to check out if this was to your liking are Kevin Saundersons "Ekspozicija 07: The Detroit Connection" and Carl Craigs "Sessions" release and Cristian Vogels "The Never Engine". Enjoy, as there is quite a lot of that to be found here!Was the above review useful to you? (report)