Baby Mammoth, Beige (2) & Solid Doctor* – Fabric 18

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Label:	Fabric (2) – FABRIC35, Fabric (2) – Fabric 35, Fabric (2) – Fabric35
Series:	Fabric (3) – 18
Format:	CD, Mixed
Country:	UK
Released:	Sep 1, 2004
Genre:	Electronic
Style:	Trip Hop, Future Jazz, Downtempo

Tracklist

1	Baby Mammoth–	Elephunk Written-By – Andrew Burdall, Mark Blissenden	7:08
2	Baby Mammoth–	Blind Date Flute – Bernard Moss Written-By – Andrew Burdall, Mark Blissenden	5:39
3	Baby Mammoth–	Finale (Nickodemus & Osiris Remix) Clarinet – Jay Rodriguez Remix – Nickodemus & Osiris Written-By – Andrew Burdall, Mark Blissenden	5:53
4	Raw Cliff*–	Bewilder Written-By – Mark Blissenden	4:35
5	Momma Gravy–	Shut Up Written-By – Remko Schouten, Robert Ellerby	4:57
6	Momma Gravy Ft The Singing Defective–	Boy With A Comb Featuring – The Singing Defective Guitar – D/Con* Written-By – Mike Scott (2), Remko Schouten, Robert Ellerby	4:11
7	Momma Gravy–	Bottle Back Producer [Additional] – Dirk Wiertz Written-By – Remko Schouten, Robert Ellerby	5:54
8	Momma Gravy–	Sizzling Finch Written-By – Remko Schouten, Robert Ellerby	5:37
9	Momma Gravy–	Did You Piss On My Guitar Written-By – Remko Schouten, Robert Ellerby	4:52
10	Fila Brazillia–	Bullshit Written-By – McSherry, Cobby, Okenyi*	4:55
11	JJ Fuchs*–	Stick It In T'Middle Written-By – Cobby*	4:57
12	JSTARS–	Spansules Written-By – Lister, Cobby	7:23
13	Mandrillus Sphynx–	Pigeon's G-Spot Written-By – McSherry*	3:13

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Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Fabric Records
Copyright © – Fabric Records
Pressed By – GZ Digital Media – P71327

Credits

DJ Mix – Baby Mammoth, Beige (2), Solid Doctor*

Notes

Tracks 4,5,6,7 & 9 are previously unreleased.

Released in a metal tin with a cardboard outer sleeve.

℗ 2004 Fabric Records.
© 2004 Fabric Records.
The copyright in this sound recording and artwork is owned by Fabric Records.
Made in Europe.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode: 0 802560 003527
Matrix / Runout: [GZ Digital Media Logo] P71327 FABRIC35
Mastering SID Code: IFPI LD02
Mould SID Code: IFPI 5J38
Rights Society: mcps

Other Versions (1)

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	Title (Format)	Label	Cat#	Country	Year
New Submission	Fabric 18 (CD, Compilation, Mixed, Promo)	Fabric (2)	FABRIC35P	UK	2004

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Reviews

st0nkin Mar 27, 2021
All things Fabric aside and based purely on content, this is a swinging array of groovy bliss. It’s wacky and absolutely laden with head bobbin’ jams. Pardon my lack of attention to Fabric qualifications but this disc just spews rug cutting quality front to back. Leave your 4/4 digs at the porch and expand your dance floor moves to a series of mid tempo stunners!
Dave_Vintner Jan 15, 2014
One of the best in the series for me...
sibyl Jan 14, 2010
I must disagree. Fabric's cd reflect what is played on the night. 'Fabric' for Saturdays and Fabriclive for Fridays. Although most of the Saturday stuff is straight 4/4 with an emphasis on tech-house, techno and minimal they often have more downtempo stuff and non four on the floor stuff playing especially in room 3. Some of the cds including this one reflect this sound, which is highlighted a lot less than the more 'harder' stuff from rooms 1 and 2.
AudioVision2007 Jun 30, 2009
I have to agree with Riba on 2 things. 1) it is Jazzy, Down Tempo, Leftfield, Breakz. 2) It should be on the Fabriclive series BUT!!! that is it. I am an eclectic music fan and collector. So obviously I have been subscribing to both. I have to say what these artists do (And until I listened to this and then looked them up and the other things they do like Fila Brazilia I haden't heard of them) is brilliant. You can't deny that it is a good mix full of good music. It might not be leaning towards what you like to listen to but you have to agree that it is a good DJ mix of what they represent. AS i Said I listen to all styles not just dance so I am very easy going... As long as there was some imagination and effort behind the record with some personal expression with it not just copying others coming out with bland faceless attempts to make it big then I am happy.
Riba Sep 15, 2004
Edited 19 years ago
Dissappointment - the word that describes this CD. I don't know how this ended up as a "Fabric" CD. Jazzy, loungy, down tempo, saxophones, guitars, flutes... If this was the "Fabric Live" CD I wouldn't say anything... But it isn't! If you liked Mayer, Swayzak, Akufen, Slam, Radioactive Man, Tyrant... and all those other techno/tech-house/house/minimal/electro fabrics... skip this one. It just doesn't fit the "Fabric" series. I really don't know what were they thinking about when they approved this CD. Don't get me wrong, I don't mean disrespect to the artist, they for sure have their audience and fans, but as I said, this isn't "Fabric" as we know it.