Electro Boogie, Vol. 2: The Throw Down

Electro Boogie, Vol. 2: The Throw Down

Electro Boogie, Vol. 2: The Throw Down

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On this installation of Studio K7's X-Mix series, England's top techno DJ Dave Clarke reveals his naughty little secret: he's a massive fan of Electro, the early-'80s hybrid of hip-hop and European electronic music that predated (and strongly influenced) Detroit techno. On Electro Boogie he offers a short course in this music's history, mixing up the old, the new, and everything in between. Definitive classics like Model 500's "Future" and Channel One's "Technicolor" bump up against modern interpretations of the genre like Underground Resistance's "Electronic Warfare" and I-F's "I Do Because I Couldn't Care Less." In true hip-hop fashion, the mix is fast and furious, with enough jump-cuts and scratching to keep the sounds fresh throughout. In addition to being an excellent introduction to the past, present, and future of electro, Electro Boogie is also the only place to find material from uncompromising underground artists such as Dopplereffekt and AUX 88 in CD form. This is essential listening for anyone looking to bridge the gap between hip- hop's urban sensibilities and techno's synthetic futurism. --Matthew Corwine

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Electro Boogie, Vol. 2: The Throw Down
Average customer rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars
  • great stuff from dave clarke.
  • DON'T LISTEN TO THE ITALIAN FOOLS
  • ROCKS THE HOUSE
  • orbeat
  • orbeat
Electro Boogie, Vol. 2: The Throw Down
Dave Clarke
Manufacturer: K7
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

GeneralGeneral | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music
GeneralGeneral | Techno | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music
Hardcore TechnoHardcore Techno | Techno | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music
ElectronicaElectronica | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music
GeneralGeneral | Pop | Styles | Music
GeneralGeneral | Dance & DJ | Indie Music | Stores | Music
Techno-HouseTechno-House | Dance & DJ | Indie Music | Stores | Music
ASIN: B000007OAE
Release Date: 1998-05-19

Tracks:

  1. Sterilization - Dopplereffekt
  2. Janitorial Bandsaw - Oliver Dodd
  3. Doctor Break - Shiver
  4. Surgery - World Class Wreckin Cru
  5. Face Your Fate - KT-19941
  6. 808 Beats - The Unknown DJ
  7. Space Invaders Are Smoking Grass - I-F
  8. Crosswalk - Technasia
  9. Skin - Ectomorph
  10. U Can't See Me - DJ Assault
  11. Describe Reality - Anthony Rother
  12. Warfare Beats - Transits Of Tone
  13. Digital System - Da Sampla
  14. Boomin - Will Web
  15. The Future - Alien FM
  16. From Scratch - Like A Tim
  17. I Need To Freak - Aux 88
  18. Rythm Trax (House Party Style), Sterilization, Surgery, Fresh Mess (Jam Up Your Radio), 808 Beats... - Old Skool Cut Up

Amazon.com

On this installation of Studio K7's X-Mix series, England's top techno DJ Dave Clarke reveals his naughty little secret: he's a massive fan of Electro, the early-'80s hybrid of hip-hop and European electronic music that predated (and strongly influenced) Detroit techno. On Electro Boogie he offers a short course in this music's history, mixing up the old, the new, and everything in between. Definitive classics like Model 500's "Future" and Channel One's "Technicolor" bump up against modern interpretations of the genre like Underground Resistance's "Electronic Warfare" and I-F's "I Do Because I Couldn't Care Less." In true hip-hop fashion, the mix is fast and furious, with enough jump-cuts and scratching to keep the sounds fresh throughout. In addition to being an excellent introduction to the past, present, and future of electro, Electro Boogie is also the only place to find material from uncompromising underground artists such as Dopplereffekt and AUX 88 in CD form. This is essential listening for anyone looking to bridge the gap between hip- hop's urban sensibilities and techno's synthetic futurism. --Matthew Corwine

Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars great stuff from dave clarke........2000-12-23

This mix is truly representative of the electro sound, with cuts coming from various times and places. Its nice to hear a mix cd with a bit of thought behind it- not just your standard techno mix but a surging cut up of electro grooves- some are dark, some are funky, all are truly pounding tracks that will incite the irrepressable urge to boogie... Anyone into this stuff would be a fool not to purchase this cd - if you have heard the excellent Aux 88 volume of this series I can say that this is even better, more varied and full of energy.

5 out of 5 stars DON'T LISTEN TO THE ITALIAN FOOLS.......2000-06-28

This mix is wicked. If you've ever seen Dave Clarke spin, you know he never fails to deliver. It's got the bounce to make you move, moments of humour to make you giggle and shake your head, and then the moments of pure darkness that make you think you might be better off if the person closest to you in life were dead. Buy this now and you will see!

5 out of 5 stars ROCKS THE HOUSE.......2000-01-23

This is a brillant collection of Electro Funk; new and old, famous and underground.

4 out of 5 stars orbeat.......1999-04-24

Amazing! It's great work especially for the his followers. I've mixed up a few times and I can say that's a real Dave. The groove is very high and he mix up slow and techno-beat very simple without many contrabeat, he's the Genius.So, I think that his works will give us every new sound frontiers that we'll want

3 out of 5 stars orbeat.......1999-04-20

It,s not the real Dave, he is more strong than in other cd and his music sounds like at the beginning of techno minimal. This is not a critic way to send, but is also a our point of view.At the end is a good production for foreign market

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