World Service 2
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Dave Clarke / Various
World Service 2
[ Resist Music / 2 CD ]
Release Date: Tuesday 26 July 2005
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Clarke's underground selection throbs with restless adrenalin giving computer music a raw funk and contagious punch that hauls listeners and dancers in alike - this is a DJ near the very pinnacle of his considerable abilities.
Coming off the back of his well-received 'Devil's Advocate' and 'Live' albums, Dave Clarke is on blistering form with this sequel to 01's 'World Service'. As with the original, Clarke raises the bar for techno and electro DJs everywhere.
Completely mixed on his beloved Technics DZ1200 CD decks, 'World Service 2' is chopped, scratched and cut up with devastating hip hop influenced panache - despite being firmly a bangin' tech / electro compilation. "Techno and electro isn't just dance music," he says, "it's a challenging alternative to the music that bleeds kids dry and doesn't progress anything, the music I call opium music."
On these two CDs he lives up to such fighting talk. The electro mix starts out twisting through tracks, diving into tough British grit and the requisite dose of sex n' sleazin', thanks to the likes of International Deejay Gigolo, Chris McCormack, Advent, Kim Peers, Junesex, GDX and the closing hip-as-f#@% punk-funk of New Yorkers Silicon Soul.
His take on techno is no less refreshing, journeying through a huge variety of styles, embracing the rude humour of Detroit's booty-tek but never losing sight of crunching four-to-the-floor dynamism and dropping acts such as DJ Rush, DJ Funk, Ryuchi Sakamoto, Underground Resistance, Joey Beltram, MU, Alex Peace and A.J.McGhee.
Dave Clarke's underground selection throbs with restless adrenalin giving computer music a raw funk and contagious punch that hauls listeners and dancers in alike. 'World Service 2' showcases a DJ near the very pinnacle of his considerable abilities.
Tracks:
Disc 1:
1. Kim Peers - Tell Me More(David Carretta Remix)
2. Hacker & Millimetric & David Carretta - Moscow Reisen
3. Boys Noize - The Bomb!
4. Dynarec - Eisodual
5. Alden Tyrell - Disco Lunar Module
6. Chris McCormack - What Kind Of Sound Pt. 1
7. Volsoc - Compuphonic Intelligence (mutated by Basskittens and Singlecell Orchestra)
8. The Advent - Light Years Away
9. Imatran Voima - Techno Slut
10. Mr.De - Y2K Bug
11. B. Calloway - Late Night Ride
12. RA-X - Kontrol
13. Blotnik Brothers - Ergo
14. Anthony Rother - When The Sun Goes Down
15. Junesex - Fast Food Messiahs (Carl A. Finlow Mix)
16. GDX - Corrosion
17. Vicarious Bliss - Theme From Vicarious Bliss (Justice Remix)
18. Nude - Dead Sexy
19. Silicon Soul - Who Needs Sleep Tonight
Disc 2:
1. Underground Resistance - Transition / Ryuichi Sakamoto - The End Of Europe
2. Len Faki - Just A Dance (Technasia's Filter Dub)
3. Sterac - Storm
4. Elektrabel - Crocks
5. Joey Beltram - It Works
6. Heiko Laux - Snitch
7. DJ Rush - Sex Me All Night Long (Charlie Hall's Fixed Mix)
8. Max Walder and Manu Kenton - Adrenaline
9. OR & 2nd Reality - Black Bird
10. DJ Bone - Dark Days
11. Hugo Moya - Move
12. The Underground Track Master - Battle Cry
13. D.J. Funk - Put Yo Back N 2 It
14. Video Dave - Booty People (Wilko Remix)
15. Turntable Hype - Turntable Hype
16. Co-fusion - Tokio Funky Beat
17. MU - Paris Hilton
18. DJ Deeon - What Ya Wanna Do?
19. MANASYt - Punchwave
20. DJ Urban - You Work It (Ben Sims mix)
21. Manuel Tur - Brickster
22. Alex Peace - Michael Jackin
23. Bam Bam - Damaged Goods
24. DJ Godfather Lookin On Da Flo (Instrumental)
25. DJ Shortstop - Club Jumper
26. A.J. McGhee - Octapie
