check this out... a real treat to hear this from the master.
love how this sound has stayed so constant throughout the years, yet never went away. probably got roland to thank for that :D
also, bonus points anyone who knows the tracks at 1h12m and 1h24m.
Carl Cox Global Episode 686 2016-05-13 live at Mixmag Live, fabric, London tracklist:
[000] Vice Tribes Oohm Jae (Club Mix)
[008] Rhythm Is Rhythm Strings Of Life
[011] Derrick May Daymares, It Is What It Is
[012] LFO LFO
[013] Raze Break 4 Love
[016] Slam Positive Education
[019] Angel Alanis Do You Like The Way When You
[024] Dahlback & Dahlback Forsberg Loves The Acid
[027] Bambam Give It To Me
[029] Johnny Loopz Come On Man
[031] Green Velvet Destination Unknown
[037] Lil Louis The Conversation
[043] ?
[045] ?
[048] 808 State Pacific 212
[052] ?
[056] House Of Venus Dish Queen
[059] Joey Beltram My Sound
[062] K. Hand Everybody
[065] Modular Expansion Ping Pong
[067] ?
[076] Joey Beltram Energy Flash
[080] Slam Positive Education
[080] ?
[095] Ron Trent Altered States
[099] ?
[105] The Untouchables Dance To The Rhythm
[107] ?
[114] Phortune String Free (12″ Club Leray Mix)
SYSTEM-J
Looks very tasty.
Lews
Oh, wow, I was hoping this recording would be released, but didn't think it would be. I was actually at this night, it was an absolute blast! Cox was clearly enjoying himself, and the crowd was not bad (for Fabric). I'd guess this is only about half his set, however, as he played from about 00:30 to 04:30. I hope he releases the rest! I distinctly remember Yeke Yeke being played, as well as several other 'obvious' tunes, that I can't think of off the top of my head, none of which I see on this tracklist.
rubez
quote:
Originally posted by Lews
I distinctly remember Yeke Yeke being played, as well as several other 'obvious' tunes, that I can't think of off the top of my head, none of which I see on this tracklist.
yeke yeke is on here, it's just not been ID'd on this tracklast - it's directly before the track at 1h12m that i'm looking to ID... which sounds like a hardfloor track as well, no?
Trance-M
quote:
Originally posted by Lews
Oh, wow, I was hoping this recording would be released, but didn't think it would be. I was actually at this night, it was an absolute blast! Cox was clearly enjoying himself, and the crowd was not bad (for Fabric). I'd guess this is only about half his set, however, as he played from about 00:30 to 04:30. I hope he releases the rest! I distinctly remember Yeke Yeke being played, as well as several other 'obvious' tunes, that I can't think of off the top of my head, none of which I see on this tracklist.
Tracklist posted in the video comments shows more.
And indeed, Yeke Yeke @ 1:08
rubez
i found it out by googling 'carl cox hardfloor', looking for the track at 1h12m and this popped up :D
have these youtube ers ID'd my track?!
edit: they have... muppet :stongue:
Ego Acid - The Pump Panel
except carl is playing it significantly slower - sounds so much better that way.
SYSTEM-J
quote:
Originally posted by Lews
I hope he releases the rest!
Unlikely, unfortunately. Seems he chopped this part out for his radio show. I saw Henry Saiz in Manchester last year and he absolutely destroyed it for 3 hours. I know the whole set was recorded but there's only a 55 minute version he took to use on his hour-long radio show, and it seems the rest will never see the light of day.
I'm actually going to message the promoter now, to try and secure its release...
Godking5
He always has an interesting track selection and frequents a throwback or two at one point or another is his sets.
Cox played some remix of this song in his Miami set few months ago at Ultra. Been trying to track it down since then , but to no avail. The original isnt nothing too special, but the version he played was pumping! Took the vocals at 3:24 and looped it a few times.
The original:
kosmotika
Some good acid in here...makes me feel like I should get around to making some acid mixes myself.
Lews
quote:
Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
Unlikely, unfortunately. Seems he chopped this part out for his radio show. I saw Henry Saiz in Manchester last year and he absolutely destroyed it for 3 hours. I know the whole set was recorded but there's only a 55 minute version he took to use on his hour-long radio show, and it seems the rest will never see the light of day.
I'm actually going to message the promoter now, to try and secure its release...
I had a dream a couple nights ago I cornered John Digweed in a cocktail bar and demanded he release some of the DATs from the 90s that his cat did not choose :stongue:
