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Dave Clarke - Archive One

Label:
Catalog#:
74321 32067 2
Format:
CD, Album, Digipak
Country:
UK
Released:
1996
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
Techno, Tech House

Tracklist

1   Rhapsody In Red 3:29
2   Protective Custody 4:51
3   No-One's Driving 4:23
4   The Woki 5:39
5   Southside 4:33
6   Wisdom To The Wise 6:06
7   Tale Of Two Cities 4:34
8   The Storm 6:56
9   Miles Away 4:14
    Written-By, Programmed By - Catlow
  Written-By, Programmed By, Producer, Engineer - Clarke*
10   Thunder 5:14
11   Splendour 5:33
    Vocals, Lyrics By - Laura-Jane*

Credits

Artwork By [Design] - Mark Farrow
Photography - Rankin
Written-by, Producer, Programmed By, Engineer, Edited By [Tape And Digital] - Dave Clarke

Notes

Track 3 includes vocal samples from:

- 'The Devil Made Me Do It' by Paris MCPS copyright Tommy Boy Records/Big Life Records,
- 'U Know What Time It Is' by Grandmaster Flash (Williams/Dukes/Sadler) MCPS copyright Elektra Records,
- 'Rock Da House Y'all' by West Street Mob MCPS copyright Sugarhill/Castle Communications,
- 'Get Pepped' by Skinny Boys (Bush/Harrison/Harrison) MCPS copyright Jive Records


All tracks published by M62/BMG Music Publishing Ltd. except track 2 & 6 published by True Love.

First editions issued in double-gatefold digipack case, with perforated tear-away strip giving access to disc.

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Rated 5/5
Review by idem77 Oct 18, 2005 (edited over 4 years ago)
Archive One is an album every techno lover should have or at least should have listened to. It contains most tracks of the 'Red' series that were released on vinyl. Archive One contains tracks which strech the boundaries of techno: 'storm' and 'thunder' are two leaning on hardcore techno tracks, whereas 'rhapsody in red' is a kind of electronic 'classical' track. 'no one's driving' and 'the woki' are featuring f*$&ed up breaks. Other tracks are mostly good and relaxing techno tracks. Brilliant must have cd.
Rated 5/5
Review by Jooles Nov 29, 2003
Trivia: my copy came in a cardboard gatefold sleeve, with a "tearaway" strip to open it. Once you'd torn away the strip, the words: "Archive accessed" were revealed. (No way to get at the CD without tearing the strip!)