Various - Mixed Up In The Hague Vol. 1


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Label: Panama Records
Catalog#: PAN-001
Format: CD, Mixed, Limited Edition, Unofficial Release
Country:Netherlands
Released:2000
Genre: Electronic
Style: Italo-Disco, Electro, Disco
Credits: DJ Mix - I-f
Notes:Promotional use only. Limited to 750 copies.
Mixed & recorded at Autistic Sync Studios November 1999.
Track 3 incorrectly listed as World Invasion.
Rating: 4.89/5 (122 votes) Rate It
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Tracklisting:

1 E.O.G. Solid Liquid (3:30)
2 Patrick Cowley Primitive World (1:03)
3 Pluton & Humanoids World Invaders (4:54)
4 Giorgio Moroder Chase (5:02)
5 Man Parrish Manmade (2:34)
6 Jonzun Crew, The Space Is The Place (3:00)
7 Charlie Spacer Woman (2:45)
8 Q (10) The Voice Of Q (2:05)
9 Hipnosis Blade Runner (End Title) (4:34)
10 Message From Future Robot Is... (3:59)
11 Alden Tyrell Love Explosion (5:32)
12 Kraftwerk Tour De France (Francois K Remix) (1:34)
    Remix - François Kevorkian
13 Camaro's Gang Super Shuffle (1:49)
14 Alexander Robotnick Problèmes D'Amour (Midnight Version) (2:12)
15 Mr. Flagio Take A Chance (3:56)
16 Klein & M.B.O. Dirty Talk (2:34)
17 B.W.H. Livin' Up (2:03)
18 Doctor's Cat Feel The Drive (Instrumental) (1:33)
19 Sun La Shan Catch (1:09)
20 Electronome Een Drumcomputer En Een Synthesizer III (1:38)
21 Electronome Influence (4:40)
22 A Number Of Names Sharevari (Vocal Version) (5:11)
User Reviews:
spork, Dec 13, 2001

I saw I-F spin last summer at Fun in New York, and I liked his set so much that I didnt hesitate to buy this CD without even listening to it first. I wasnt disappointed. Im not a big fan of most DJ mix CDs, as they seem to contain nothing but brand-new tracks, most of which arent very good and will probably sound dated, tacky, and awful two years from their release date. On "Mixed Up In the Hague Vol. 1," however, I-F only plays a couple of new tracks (by E.O.G., Alden Tyrell, and Electronome). The rest are either old-school electro by artists like Man Parrish and The Jonzun Crew, old Italo disco (e.g., Alexander Robotnick, Doctors Cat, Klein & M.B.O., Mr. Flagio), classic disco tracks from guys like Patrick Cowley and Giorgio Moroder, or old-school anthems like "Sharevari," by A Number of Names. Most of the music on this CD is from 1980-85, but it sounds fresher and more modern than most of the stuff being played in clubs nowadays, especially since its mixed and sequenced perfectly by a truly great DJ. Every track on this CD is killer, and thats pretty rare. I really hope theres going to be a "Vol. 2."

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