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Chris Liberator And D.A.V.E. The Drummer Present Dynamo City - One Night In Hackney Remixes FLAC album

Chris Liberator And D.A.V.E. The Drummer Present Dynamo City - One Night In Hackney Remixes FLAC album

Tracklist

One Night In Hackney (Dynamo City's "Saturday Night In Shoreditch" Mix)
One Night In Hackney (Dynamo City's "Sunday Night In Hackney" Mix)

Versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
S.U.F.R. 36 Chris Liberator And D.A.V.E. The Drummer* Present Dynamo City Chris Liberator And D.A.V.E. The Drummer* Present Dynamo City - One Night In Hackney Remixes ‎(12") Stay Up Forever Remix S.U.F.R. 36 UK 2006
36 Chris Liberator & D.A.V.E. The Drummer Present Dynamo City Chris Liberator & D.A.V.E. The Drummer Present Dynamo City - One Night In Hackney Remixes ‎(12", Ltd, Gol) Stay Up Forever Remix 36 UK 2006
S.U.F.R. 36 Dynamo City One Night In Hackney Remixes ‎(12", TP, W/Lbl) Stay Up Forever Remix S.U.F.R. 36 UK 2006
SUFR 41 Dynamo City One Night In Hackney (Take This Pill Remixes) ‎(12") Stay Up Forever Remix SUFR 41 UK 2013
RSZ103 Dynamo City a.k.a. Dave The Drummer & Chris Liberator* Dynamo City a.k.a. Dave The Drummer & Chris Liberator* - One Night In Hackney (2014 Remixes / Part 1) ‎(4xFile, MP3, 320) Renesanz Records RSZ103 Bulgaria 2014
RSZ105 Dynamo City a.k.a. Dave The Drummer & Chris Liberator* Dynamo City a.k.a. Dave The Drummer & Chris Liberator* - One Night In Hackney (2014 Remixes / Part 2) ‎(4xFile, MP3, 320) Renesanz Records RSZ105 Bulgaria 2014
S.U.F.R 36 Chris Liberator & D.A.V.E. The Drummer One Night In Hackney Remixes ‎(12", Ltd, Red) Stay Up Forever Remix S.U.F.R 36 UK 2015


Chris Liberator And D.A.V.E. The Drummer Present Dynamo City - One Night In Hackney Remixes FLAC album

Musician performer: Chris Liberator And D.A.V.E. The Drummer

Title: One Night In Hackney Remixes

Country: UK

Date of release: 2006

Style: Techno, Acid

Genre: Electronic

Size FLAC: 1251 mb

Rating: 4.9 / 5

Votes: 962

Other Formats: VOC AUD APE VOX MIDI WMA AU

Chris Liberator And D.A.V.E. The Drummer Techno Acid 2006 UK

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Qus
All about the Phuture Doom remix for something completely different and offering a nice intro track. Other favourite is the DtD remix as usual delivering absolute quality.
Qus
All about the Phuture Doom remix for something completely different and offering a nice intro track. Other favourite is the DtD remix as usual delivering absolute quality.
Jockahougu
Not as good as the original but a great release all the same. Well Fuck Off Then. so I did.......
Jockahougu
Not as good as the original but a great release all the same. Well Fuck Off Then. so I did.......
Lightseeker
I'll be honest: I was never a huge fan of the original track (blasphemy, I know), nor the first round of remixes on SUFR 36.Regardless, the point is, the C-Lib & Moss mix is acid techno insanity of the highest quality. Finally, I can enjoy this tune as much as other acid-heads have for over fifteen years now. I love the frenetic acid work, as it gives the track a gritty, serious sound, and comes back at just the right moments. And when the story culminates in "fifteen cans of Stella, and I stayed until Monday night," you know the acid hammer is about to drop. BOOM, what an incredible remix.
Lightseeker
I'll be honest: I was never a huge fan of the original track (blasphemy, I know), nor the first round of remixes on SUFR 36.Regardless, the point is, the C-Lib & Moss mix is acid techno insanity of the highest quality. Finally, I can enjoy this tune as much as other acid-heads have for over fifteen years now. I love the frenetic acid work, as it gives the track a gritty, serious sound, and comes back at just the right moments. And when the story culminates in "fifteen cans of Stella, and I stayed until Monday night," you know the acid hammer is about to drop. BOOM, what an incredible remix.
Thoginn
Same music as the main release, though. Sure, it looks nice, but for that much money, when it sounds identical to the main release? Yeah, right. And even if you did buy it, are you going to play that copy at a dusty, sweaty, and smokey party, where it's bound to pick up some surface noise and/or scratches? Not likely. And then what? You have it in your stacks---or at most, on your wall---just to look at? That's odd, if you ask me.Bottom line, my attitude as a DJ is that it's about the music emanating from the grooves, not the color of the record, the picture on the sleeve, or any autograph on the label. Sure, picture discs and colored vinyl look nice, but again, it's about the music!And anyway, selling SUF and Routemaster tunes at such high prices feels a bit odd. After all, they're underground, DIY outfits that stress the importance of free parties and despise corporate capitalism and the exploitation of "markets." So buying copies of their records (from the SUF website, for example)---or getting them free, directly from the Liberators or D.A.V.E., say---and then reselling them at elevated or even astronomical prices seems rather dubious.Enough, I've said my piece.
Thoginn
Same music as the main release, though. Sure, it looks nice, but for that much money, when it sounds identical to the main release? Yeah, right. And even if you did buy it, are you going to play that copy at a dusty, sweaty, and smokey party, where it's bound to pick up some surface noise and/or scratches? Not likely. And then what? You have it in your stacks---or at most, on your wall---just to look at? That's odd, if you ask me.Bottom line, my attitude as a DJ is that it's about the music emanating from the grooves, not the color of the record, the picture on the sleeve, or any autograph on the label. Sure, picture discs and colored vinyl look nice, but again, it's about the music!And anyway, selling SUF and Routemaster tunes at such high prices feels a bit odd. After all, they're underground, DIY outfits that stress the importance of free parties and despise corporate capitalism and the exploitation of "markets." So buying copies of their records (from the SUF website, for example)---or getting them free, directly from the Liberators or D.A.V.E., say---and then reselling them at elevated or even astronomical prices seems rather dubious.Enough, I've said my piece.
Mautaxe
good edition
Mautaxe
good edition
Kiaile
Only 5 pressed
Kiaile
Only 5 pressed