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Vor knapp 20 Jahren startet mit last.fm eines der ersten echten sozialen Netzwerke. Schon im Pre-Streaming und Pre-Social-Media-Zeitalter trackten wir unsere Musik und stellten somit unseren Geschmack und auch uns selbst aus. Web 2.0 sorgte dafür, dass das Internet von den User*innen selbst gefüllt und gestaltet wurde und Last.fm sorgte dafür, dass Fans ihren Geschmack teilten, Musik sichtbar machten und Informationen verbreiteten. Und das in der Hochzeit der mp3 und einer Musikindustrie im Wandel. Wir klären u.a. in der Folge: Inwieweit war last.fm seiner Zeit als soziales Netzwerk voraus? Welchen Einfluss hatte das Tracking und Auswerten unserer Aktivitäten und unserer Persönlichkeit auf das heutige Online-Verhalten? Warum sinkt die Relevanz der Seite, obwohl Jahr für Jahr die Menschen durchdrehen, wenn Spotify Wrapped angekündigt wird? Welche Rolle spielte last.fm als Online-Radio und Streaming-Vorreiter? Warum darf dieses kleine Online-Wunder niemals niemals niemals untergehen? [Setlist] - [00:00:00] Intro, Steady + Gast Kristoffer Cornils - [00:04:08] Zuletzt gehört: Isolée, Happy Birthday + Instra:mentals FabricLive - [00:08:24] Was ist last.fm eigentlich? Vom Scrobbeln und Vernetzen - [00:16:51] Mitte der 2000er: In welcher Phase der Musikindustrie und des Web 2.0 startete last.fm eigentlich? Von mp3s, Foren und dem Netz als neuen Raum der Selbstinszenierung
- [00:26:58] last.fm als musikalisches Tagebuch, wie wir den Vergleich suchen, wie es als soziales Netzwerk Pionierarbeit leistete
- [00:47:27] Die Auswertbarkeit und die Datenlage. Wieso drehen bei Spotify Wrapped jedes Jahr alle durch? - [00:52:57] Wieso hat last.fm so sehr an Relevanz verloren? Liegt es an der Kommodifizierung der Musik? 
- [00:57:13] Last.fm war 2008 der erste richtige Streamingdienst, bevor es Streamingdienste gab - [01:04:01] last.fm als Vorbild für das Nutzer*innenverhalten heute: Wir tracken Filme, Schritte, Bücher, Essen etc. - [01:10:53] Hätte last.fm seinen Niedergang überhaupt verhindern können? Wer nutz es heute noch? (Wir zum Beispiel)

Tracklist: 1 - Black Rebel Motorcycle Club - Love Burns 2 - PFN - Flow (False Prophet Remix) 3 - Evil Nine - Hired Goons / Freeland - Heel and Toe (Acapella) 4 - Precision Cuts - Xylophone 5 - Evil Nine Feat. Aesop Rock - Crooked 6 - PET - Super Pet (Evil Nine Remix) / Freeland - We Want Your Soul (Acapella) 7 - Justice vs Gambit - Steamulation 8 - Bassbin Twins - Sqsh 9 - M.A.N.D.Y. - Words Don't Come Easy 10 - Freeland - Burn the Clock 11 - U.N.K.L.E. - Reign (Evil Nine Mix) 12 - Adam Freeland and the Soul Drummers - F Groove 13 - Telemen - In All Nothing (Adam Freeland and Evil Nine Remix) 14 - LFO - Freak 15 - Freeland - Mindkiller (Origin Unknown Remix) 16 - Radioactive Man - Airlock

Tracklist: 1 - Lee Coombs & David Phillips - Banned Practice 2 - Albino Allstars - Can You Hear Me 3 - Figures - Phat Prick / Underground Sound of Lisbon - So Get Up 4 - Virtualmismo - Mismoplastico (Lee Coombs Back to the Future Mix) 5 - Tim Wright - Oxygen (Abe Duque Remix) 6 - Meat Katie & Elite Force - Nu Tron 7 - Infusion Feat. Ian Brown - Better World (Infusion Remix) / UNKLE - Reign (Acapella) 8 - Jem Stone & J.C. - Disco Daze 9 - Elite Force - Shadow Box 10 - Alex Metric - Stale 11 - Force Mass Motion - Out of It 12 - Vigi & Nectarios - 2 C Beat (EK Remix) 13 - Dylan Rhymes - Salty (Meat Katie Remix) 14 - Koma & Bones - Get Down 15 - Vandal - Mad as Hell 16 - Circuit Breaker - Gateway 17 - Atomic Hooligan Feat. Sweet Hustler - Shine a Light (Introspective Remix)

Tracklist: 1 - The Militia - Let Loose 2 - JB - Can You Feel It (DJ Hype Special) 3 - Future Prophecies - Dreadlock 4 - D-Type - Slam 5 - A-Sides Feat. MC Fats - Bring Dat 6 - The Militia - Bad Move 7 - J Majik & Wickaman / Shimon & Andy C - Swallow Ya Soul / Body Rock 8 - Potential Bad Boy Feat. Spikey Tee - Submission 9 - J Majik & Wickaman - Spycatcher 10 - Krust - Follow Da Vision 11 - Benny Blanco - Coming at Ya (DJ Hype Special) 12 - J Majik & Wickaman - You Disgust Me 13 - Moving Fusion & Fierce - Now's the Time 14 - Moving Fusion & Shimon - Mysterons 15 - Ed Rush & Optical - Bacteria (Pendulum Remix) 16 - DJ Fresh - Tomb Raider 17 - Zen - Turnstyle (Baron Remix) 18 - Top Buzz - Living in Darkness (Phantasy & Shodan 2004 Remix) 19 - Decorum - Contrax (Weapon Remix) 20 - Ram Trilogy - Night Vision

Tracklist: 1 - Freestylers Feat. Million Dan & Demolition Man - Boomblast (Deekline & Wizard Remix) 2 - DJ Mutiny & Shopliftas - Daily Operation 3 - The Breakfastaz - Midnight 4 - Scam - Killer 5 - Paradox 3000 - Let There Be Light 6 - Baobinga - The Bashment Track 7 - Merka - Holding On 8 - Napt Feat. Sharkey P - Line Like This 9 - Jammin' - Broken Point 10 - Scam Vs. Freestylers - Put Up Your Hands 11 - Freestylers- Warrior Charge (The Breakfastaz Remix) 12 - Napt - Soul Surviving 13 - The Breakfastaz - Kick It 14 - Enzyme - Bandwagon 92s 15 - Phuture Assassins - Forever 16 - The Breakfastaz - Spit It Out 17 - Teebone Feat. MC Kie & MC Sparks - Fly Bi 18 - Azzido Da Bass - Dooms Night (Timo Maas Remix) 19 - Journeyman Vs. Barrcode - Time to Unite 20 - Scam Vs. Freestylers - Acid Love 21 - Ed 209 - Infectious 22 - Drumattic Twins - Rock Steady 23 - Napt Feat. Julie Morrison- Take Me Away (Exclusive VIP Mix)

After (kinda) takin' a week off, we're back with a new show of old music. Well, there are a couple of new things in there thanks to Steve. The rest of the show, as always, is filled with stuff we've been listening to this week. A word of warning for this show, final set of hour 2 shouldn't be listened to while operating heavy machinery.If you wanna help make the show more exciting, get in touch at nighttrain93.2[at]gmail[dot]com or https://www.twitter.com/RadioNightTrain on the tweets.To experience the show (sorta) live n direct.. tune into Sheffield Live, Sundays 9pm-11pm on 93.2FM, via the TuneIn Radio App or www.sheffieldlive.orgSHOW NOTESAim's FabricLive mixhttps://www.mixcloud.com/fabric/fabriclive-17-aim-30-min-radio-mix/Andrew Wetherall's Music's Not For Everyonehttps://www.nts.live/shows/andrewweatherallStereo MCs DJ Kickshttps://www.mixcloud.com/jahthecat1/stereo-mcs-dj-kicks-1999/DJ MP45's BACK TO THE HIP HOPhttps://www.mixcloud.com/oldschooltapes/dj-mp45-back-to-hip-hop/What Had Happened Washttps://starburns.audio/podcasts/what-had-happened-was/Downtown Soulville with Mr Fine Winehttps://wfmu.org/playlists/SVTNT's Numbers Playlistshttps://open.spotify.com/playlist/5KS2mRCQuniGM4M0vzdGesWrongtom Thread on Ghost Townhttps://twitter.com/thewrongtom/status/1404413760870158337Laura Snapes interview with Françoise Hardyhttps://www.theguardian.com/music/2021/jun/17/francoise-hardy-argues-for-assisted-suicideLaura Barton's “Hail, hail, rock'n'roll”https://www.theguardian.com/music/series/hailhailrocknrollSee if Steve is listening to Spiritualized® on $potifyhttps://open.spotify.com/user/radionighttrainPitchfork's review on Feed Me Weird Things (25th Anniversary Edition)https://pitchfork.com/reviews/albums/squarepusher-feed-me-weird-things-25th-anniversary-edition/

The strange thing about these pre-records is that technically, this file you're listening to has been "in the bag" since Saturday morning yet somehow Steve's only now gettin' around to uploading it. He's had ample time to get it uploaded yet it's still late in the day. Oh well.This week the mix is "new stuff from Paul and Steve accidentally plays 3 songs that he's heard on TV shows". To be honest, should probably say the co-host is https://www.tunefind.com/.If you wanna help make the show more exciting, get in touch at nighttrain93.2[at]gmail[dot]com or https://www.twitter.com/RadioNightTrain on the tweets.To experience the show (sorta) live n direct.. tune into Sheffield Live, Sundays 9pm-11pm on 93.2FM, via the TuneIn Radio App or www.sheffieldlive.orgSHOW NOTESDigging Deeper: An Interview With Amanda Whiting https://www.mrbongo.com/blogs/news/digging-deeper-an-interview-with-amanda-whitingSlim Gailard playing on The Steve Allen Show https://youtu.be/v51Q9h505Cc4 Part Slim Gailard Arena DocsEpisode 1: "A Traveller's Tale" https://youtu.be/hbdGTqoOg8wEpisode 2: "How High The Moon" https://youtu.be/rKwlETAQMLIEpisode 3: "My Dinner With Dizzy" https://youtu.be/_hr6q0GGNh8Episode 4: "Everything's OK In The UK" https://youtu.be/9wcEAkMtpMIPete Evans on Sheffield Live. Spinning Jazz & The Turnaround https://spinningjazz.wordpress.com/The Official Video for New Order's Regret (Baywatch Version)' https://youtu.be/JfI8pJQbcZQThirsty Ear on Bandcamp http://thirstyear.bandcamp.com/Oldest Recorded Music https://www.classicfm.com/discover-music/latest/oldest-recordings/Deep Blues by Robert Palmer on Archive.org https://archive.org/details/deepblues00palmKahn & Neek's Fabriclive 90 https://soundcloud.com/user-202930288/fabriclive-90-kahn-neek-continuous-dj-mixDEVS on the iPlayer https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episodes/p087gj19/devsThe Serpent https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episodes/p08zh4ts/the-serpent

Tracklist: Sam Wolfe - The Gorge (Sisko Electrofanatik Remix) Tiger Stripes - Back In Black Belocca - Phantasy Fabio Red - Unique (Sisko Electrofanatik & Dino Maggiorana Remix) Greenjack - Rafter Kedimari – Dance Of Curse (Original Mix) Milos Vujovic - Dimension (Original Mix) Nakadia - Liquid Blue Kaiser Souzai - Ascender Emanuele Millozzi, Luke Di Lullo - Ad Maiora (Dok & Martin Remix) Mark Reeve - Geometric (Cosmic Boys Remix)

Défiance et accès à l'autonomie : pourquoi et comment faire le mur ? [embed]http://www.beaubfm.org/emissions/benevoles/2014_2015/le_dictaphone/297_faire_le_mur.mp3[/embed] Tu dis que tu va dormir chez un pote, lui dit qu'il dort chez toi et c'est gagné Quand y a les chiottes à coté de la porte d'entrée c'est easy Trainer la nuit c'est top de la coolitude Pour pouvoir faire les poubelles du Quick Les parents de Kevin il le laisse sortir jusqu'à 2h du matin lui Faire sauter les barreaux de la prison morale du cocon familiale T'avais qu'à dire oui quand je t'ai demandé d'aller à la boum Non pis ado t'as pas besoin de sommeil alors... 01/05/2019 Défiance et accès à l'autonomie : pourquoi et comment faire le mur ?  GROUPE titre album The Brian Setzer Orchestra Sleepwalk The Dirty Boogie Nouvelle Vague Escape Myself Bande À Part Ugly Duckling Lower The Boom Bang For The Buck Unsane Line On The Wall Visqueen - 2007 Birdy Nam Nam Escape Birdy Nam Nam dan le sac Vs Scroobius Pip Nightbus Sleepers Repent Replenish Repeat Fat Supper Wall of shame 0 Fergus & Geronimo Where The Walls Are Made of Grass Unlearn The Roots Boom ! FabricLive 26

Défiance et accès à l'autonomie : pourquoi et comment faire le mur ? [embed]https://www.beaubfm.org/emissions/benevoles/le_dictaphone/297_faire_le_mur.mp3[/embed] Tu dis que tu va dormir chez un pote, lui dit qu'il dort chez toi et c'est gagné Quand y a les chiottes à coté de la porte d'entrée c'est easy Trainer la nuit c'est top de la coolitude Pour pouvoir faire les poubelles du Quick Les parents de Kevin il le laisse sortir jusqu'à 2h du matin lui Faire sauter les barreaux de la prison morale du cocon familiale T'avais qu'à dire oui quand je t'ai demandé d'aller à la boum Non pis ado t'as pas besoin de sommeil alors... 01/05/2019 Défiance et accès à l'autonomie : pourquoi et comment faire le mur ?  GROUPE titre album The Brian Setzer Orchestra Sleepwalk The Dirty Boogie Nouvelle Vague Escape Myself Bande À Part Ugly Duckling Lower The Boom Bang For The Buck Unsane Line On The Wall Visqueen - 2007 Birdy Nam Nam Escape Birdy Nam Nam dan le sac Vs Scroobius Pip Nightbus Sleepers Repent Replenish Repeat Fat Supper Wall of shame 0 Fergus & Geronimo Where The Walls Are Made of Grass Unlearn The Roots Boom ! FabricLive 26

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The latest in my podcast series, investigating the Current State of Music. DJ Format found fame in the earlier noughties and a DJ and producer, bringing out albums like "Music for the Mature B-Boy" bringing a fresh cut and paste approach not really heard from a UK producer. Introding Canadian Born rapper Abdominal, his beats and flow felt more like a West Coast American release. Supporting Jurassic 5 at Brixton opened the door for Formats style and gained him widespread coverage from Radio 1 and beyond. Fabric gave him the opportunity to release a DJ mix as part of their coveted Fabriclive series, bringing to the fore his impeccable DJing skills and bringing longevity to his career. Further albums as himself and with the Simonsound cemented his musicianship, from straight up hip hop, to jazz and beyond. Djing regularly around the world, putting together compilation albums, producing new music, Format never stops in his quest for sonic perfection. His latest project is putting out a release which he hopes can generate some funds for a friend with cancer, which you can find more out here: www.youcaring.com/gisellechamberlain-1054141

I spent the weekend on a clifftop in Mendocino, reminiscing about old raves with my besties Tom and Sarah. So that made this happen. Rave and Techno and Jungle and Breaks and Breaks and Breaks and Breaks. For Tom, Sarah, Kay, Alex, Dan, Jackie, and Big E. It never will die. Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′00″ Face to face by Daphni on Fabriclive 93 (Fabric First) 7′41″ All Under One Roof Raving by Jamie xx (Young Turks) 8′08″ Weak Become Heroes by The Streets on Original Pirate Material (-) 13′56″ Dirty Raver by Acen (-) 19′08″ Dominator by Human Resource (Original Mix) on In Order To Dance (R&S) 23′24″ Two Full Moons and a Trout by Union Jack on Two Full Moons and a Trout (Platypus) 27′40″ Close Your Eyes (XXX Mix) by Acen (-) 34′14″ Antacid (Jedi Knights remix) by Link and E261 (Warp) 46′49″ Bludclot Artattack by Ed Rush (-) 52′18″ Black Magic by DJ Gunshot (-) 56′00″ Bruce Lee MC by Quincy (-) 65′46″ Shout by Zer0 on long album (self-released) 72′13″ Acid Drop by T.E.K (-) 73′49″ Red Sun by Nectarios (-) 77′55″ Emit/Collect (Rennie Pilgrem's Agatha Stomp mix) by Zer0 (-) 83′44″ Counting Off by The Apollo Kids (-) 88′48″ Mad As Hell by Vandal on Tonight We Riot (-) 94′34″ Where's The Noise by Krafty Kuts (-) 98′34″ Nutron by Meat Katie and Elite Force (-) 104′12″ Black Video Noise Game (Bonus Revamp) by Elite Force on RVMPD (-) 110′38″ Fatal by Phrenetic on cheesy motherfucker now goes to la-di-da West End shows :) xx (-) 115′07″ Born Sloppy by Underworld vs Plump DJs on bootleg (-) Check out the full archives on the website.

I spent the weekend on a clifftop in Mendocino, reminiscing about old raves with my besties Tom and Sarah. So that made this happen. Rave and Techno and Jungle and Breaks and Breaks and Breaks and Breaks. For Tom, Sarah, Kay, Alex, Dan, Jackie, and Big E. It never will die. Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′00″ Face to face by Daphni on Fabriclive 93 (Fabric First) 7′41″ All Under One Roof Raving by Jamie xx (Young Turks) 8′08″ Weak Become Heroes by The Streets on Original Pirate Material 13′56″ Dirty Raver by Acen 19′08″ Dominator by Human Resource (Original Mix) on In Order To Dance (R&S) 23′24″ Two Full Moons and a Trout by Union Jack on Two Full Moons and a Trout (Platypus) 27′40″ Close Your Eyes (XXX Mix) by Acen 34′14″ Antacid (Jedi Knights remix) by Link and E261 (Warp) 46′49″ Bludclot Artattack by Ed Rush 52′18″ Black Magic by DJ Gunshot 56′00″ Bruce Lee MC by Quincy 65′46″ Shout by Zer0 on long album (self-released) 72′13″ Acid Drop by T.E.K 73′49″ Red Sun by Nectarios 77′55″ Emit/Collect (Rennie Pilgrem's Agatha Stomp mix) by Zer0 83′44″ Counting Off by The Apollo Kids 88′48″ Mad As Hell by Vandal on Tonight We Riot 94′34″ Where's The Noise by Krafty Kuts 98′34″ Nutron by Meat Katie and Elite Force 104′12″ Black Video Noise Game (Bonus Revamp) by Elite Force on RVMPD 110′38″ Fatal by Phrenetic on cheesy motherfucker now goes to la-di-da West End shows :) xx 115′07″ Born Sloppy by Underworld vs Plump DJs on bootleg

This month: DJs share their favourite CDJ tips, Paul Woolford dissects his excellent Fabriclive mix, and Octave One tell us the story behind a classic track. For more, visit Resident Advisor: https://www.residentadvisor.net/podcast-episode.aspx?exchange=347

This month: DJs share their favourite CDJ tips, Paul Woolford dissects his excellent Fabriclive mix, and Octave One tell us the story behind a classic track.

This month: DJs share their favourite CDJ tips, Paul Woolford dissects his excellent Fabriclive mix, and Octave One tell us the story behind a classic track.

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For bookings // Jef@methlab-agency.com Booking profile // http://methlab-agency.com/agency Soundcloud // https://soundcloud.com/hypoxiadnb Facebook // https://www.facebook.com/hypoxiadnb LABELS // Eatbrain – Titan – Bad Taste - MethLab Antwerp based duo HYPOXIA emerged from Belgium like a pair of dark hands reaching into the heart of the European DnB scene, triggering psychotic audio hallucinations with their aggressive and Tech-enhanced edge. Members Athys and Syntopia individually garnered significant respect and experience with their solo projects, but it was through the combination of their brutal but intricate sound design skills that the true power of Hypoxia emerged. Their first single ‘Space Time’ was quickly recognized by DnB Arena head Risky as being a standout track and released it through the ‘DnB Arena Winter Selection’ compilation in 2013. Follow-up single ‘Badass’, released on Titan records, built on that strong start - arriving to equal acclaim and gaining support across the scene from those who know. ‘Badass’ on Titan Recordings was featured on Ed Rush’s ‘Fabriclive 82’ mix and played out by a range of well-respected Djs. Following these standout tracks, label of the moment ‘Eatbrain’ snapped them up – releasing their first full EP ‘Anova’ to an insatiable audience of Neurofunk fans and catapulting Hypoxia deeper into the minds of ravers globally. Their live shows to date have included ‘Tomorrowland’, one of the largest festivals in the world and ‘Rampage’ – Europe’s biggest DnB and Dubstep event, as well as tearing clubs across Europe to pieces. The duo are currently working on new original material, including cross-genre Techno and Electro-influenced sounds and a number of high-profile collaborations. 2016 saw Hypoxia release their follow up ‘Cognition’ EP on Eatbrain, which was received with wide acclaim, as well as playing on the label’s rapidly more-legendary club events. Joining the MethLab roster has cemented their direction towards an uncompromising breed of heavy tech, with their track ‘Exploit’ set for release on the label before the end of the year. An LP of gargantuan proportions in currently in production, hold tight.

Many people claim to have eclectic tastes, but few carry through on their promises as ably as Illum Sphere. The Manchester man is as likely to drop a hip hop joint as he is freak you out with some wave or dub, make you move your ass with some boogie or pummel you into submission with some techno. It is the same story at his night, Hoya:Hoya, which has grown into one of his native city’s most acclaimed parties, with unbeatable residents like Jon K, Krystal Klear and Jonny Dub a key part of that. Given his magpie approach to playing records, it’s no wonder the same goes for Illum Sphere’s style when producing. He has put out his wares on 3024, Fat City, Young Turks and Tectonic, and is now a regular Ninja Tune artist with a brand new album one the way later this year.  The mix, which is the first after his Fabriclive in November 2014, Illum Sphere serves up is typically atypical. Over the course of eighty minutes he takes you up, down and round and round through a hard to categorise world of sound. Atmosphere and texture are as important as beats and tempos, and it is hard to think of anyone as able to cover as much ground, with as much of a sense of cohesion, as this most fascinating musical man. 

Nowadays, a lot of people think of dubstep as the music that plays while drunken frat boys pump their fists. From a Key & Peele parody to a general disdain among dance music fans over 30, dubstep has become somewhat of a whipping boy for EDM. It wasn’t always this way. Once upon a time, dubstep was the underground alternative to the overly commercial direction UK garage took in the mid-2000s. Dubstep was dark, sparse, and a direct link back to the drum & bass roots. Our guests today remember dubstep’s formative days, because they were there. Although the genre was well established in the UK by then, Caspa & Rusko's 2007 collab Fabriclive.37 helped introduce dubstep to audiences around the world. They also know what it’s like to lose the plot. Following the success of Fabriclive.37, they got caught up in touring and their partnership just sort of faded. They never exactly split up, but ended up not working together for more than half a decade. Now, they’re back together and making the kind of music they love, starting with the formidable new single, Blouse an Skirt. Along the way they’ve learned some important lessons about hard work, commitment, and avoiding the trap of making music to satisfy the crowd instead of making what you love. Listen in and learn what we learned. Then leave us a comment and a one-million star review. And don’t forget to come back next week for more. If you enjoyed the music from the episode, see below for links to download: EDM.com Track of the Week is Caspa and Rusko Blouse an Skirt - https://soundcloud.com/dubstep/caspa-rusko-blouse-an-skirt Snap, Rhythm Is A Dancer https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/rhythm-is-dancer-original/id41892433?i=41892396 DJ Narrows, Saved Soul https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MVc1546lk3w Rusko, Jahova https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/jahova/id931859882?i=931864975 Skepta ft. JME, That's Not Me https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/thats-not-me-feat.-jme-radio/id872559345?i=872559356

Этот выпуск Пиратской Станции посетил с гоствым миксом  владелец Critical music KASRA , представивший как саунд лейбла, так и его вышедший недавно микс из серии FabricLive!  Многие треки из гостевого микса в итоге не вошли в Fabric CD,  так что чекайте эксклюзивчик!!Мое появление в эфире на этот раз было довольно небрежным, взбаломошным, отчасти грубым, что отразилось на качестве чередования треков (не осмеливаюсь назвать это миксом)... Ставил новинки и дабки в разных кроссжанрах, представлял интернациональную сцену, вонзал опасные семплы... Треклист был утерян и восстанавливая его я кажется недосчитался одного трека, но на 98% все звучало именно в таком порядке...Мууу!   KASRA (UK) superb guestmix (Fabriclive promo): 1. Xtrah Feat MC Codebreaker - Set The Levels - Critical 2. Fracture - Tunnel Track - Dub 3. Kasra & Enei - So Real - Critical 4. Eastcolors - Heavy Tone - Demand 5. Friction & Ktee - Set It Off (Icicle Remix) - Shogun Audio 6. Icicle & Noisia - Drfitwood - Shogun Audio 7. Jubei & Consequence - Accidental Note - Metalheadz 8. Kalm, Carera & Keza - Memory Cypha - Dubplate 9. Vicious Circle - Emmas Dilemma - Dubplate 10. S.P.Y & Kasra - Surface - Critical GVOZD dirtymixing: 1. Zardonic, Counterstrike,Gein and Robyn Chaos - revolution (Big Riddim) 2. Hamilton - deep in my heart (Ram) 3. Kosheen - get a new one (Technical Itch rmx) (Breakbeat Culture) 4. C.A2K - metal gear (Future Sickness) 5. Phrenic - killah supreme (Urban Assault rmx) (Heavy Artillery) 6. Greenlaw and dj SS - soundboy (dancehall rmx) (Formation dub) 7. Break - soundwaves (Critical dub) 8. XMedia - radiation (Respect dub) 9. Hi-Quadr - nomad (Respect dub) 10. Lung and Rachel K Collier - why does anyone ever do anything? (Med School dub) 11. Duoscience and mSdoS - beauty and the beast (Celsius) 12. Physics - signs of time (Intelligent dub) 13. Youngman - who knows (Simon Bassline Smith rmx) (Digitalsoundboy) 14. Callide and Replicant - step in line (System Shock) 15. Heist - unicron (Zap rmx) (competition stuff) 16. Hybrid Minds ft. Shimon - tides (Audioporn) 17. Level 2 - red note (V dub) 18. Rollz - mind control (Formation) 19. Nrages and Uberman (Krot rmx) - power extract vip (Overtech) 20. Jade - red sky (Lifted) 21. The Speedway - another human (dub) 22. Zardonic and Receptor - destroy (Big Riddim) 23. Fracture and FD - galvanise (Subtitles) 24. Andy Pain and Z Connection - package (Interactive dub) 25. Zero T and Beta2 - chestplate (Footprint dub) 26. Need For Mirrors and Kiat - badfellaz (Dispatch) 27. MD - indivisible element (Respect dub) 28. Camo and Krooked - portal (Subwave rmx) (Hospital) 29. Sceptical - dream police (Ingridients)

Этот выпуск Пиратской Станции посетил с гоствым миксом  владелец Critical music KASRA , представивший как саунд лейбла, так и его вышедший недавно микс из серии FabricLive!  Многие треки из гостевого микса в итоге не вошли в Fabric CD,  так что чекайте эксклюзивчик!!Мое появление в эфире на этот раз было довольно небрежным, взбаломошным, отчасти грубым, что отразилось на качестве чередования треков (не осмеливаюсь назвать это миксом)... Ставил новинки и дабки в разных кроссжанрах, представлял интернациональную сцену, вонзал опасные семплы... Треклист был утерян и восстанавливая его я кажется недосчитался одного трека, но на 98% все звучало именно в таком порядке...Мууу!   KASRA (UK) superb guestmix (Fabriclive promo): 1. Xtrah Feat MC Codebreaker - Set The Levels - Critical 2. Fracture - Tunnel Track - Dub 3. Kasra & Enei - So Real - Critical 4. Eastcolors - Heavy Tone - Demand 5. Friction & Ktee - Set It Off (Icicle Remix) - Shogun Audio 6. Icicle & Noisia - Drfitwood - Shogun Audio 7. Jubei & Consequence - Accidental Note - Metalheadz 8. Kalm, Carera & Keza - Memory Cypha - Dubplate 9. Vicious Circle - Emmas Dilemma - Dubplate 10. S.P.Y & Kasra - Surface - Critical GVOZD dirtymixing: 1. Zardonic, Counterstrike,Gein and Robyn Chaos - revolution (Big Riddim) 2. Hamilton - deep in my heart (Ram) 3. Kosheen - get a new one (Technical Itch rmx) (Breakbeat Culture) 4. C.A2K - metal gear (Future Sickness) 5. Phrenic - killah supreme (Urban Assault rmx) (Heavy Artillery) 6. Greenlaw and dj SS - soundboy (dancehall rmx) (Formation dub) 7. Break - soundwaves (Critical dub) 8. XMedia - radiation (Respect dub) 9. Hi-Quadr - nomad (Respect dub) 10. Lung and Rachel K Collier - why does anyone ever do anything? (Med School dub) 11. Duoscience and mSdoS - beauty and the beast (Celsius) 12. Physics - signs of time (Intelligent dub) 13. Youngman - who knows (Simon Bassline Smith rmx) (Digitalsoundboy) 14. Callide and Replicant - step in line (System Shock) 15. Heist - unicron (Zap rmx) (competition stuff) 16. Hybrid Minds ft. Shimon - tides (Audioporn) 17. Level 2 - red note (V dub) 18. Rollz - mind control (Formation) 19. Nrages and Uberman (Krot rmx) - power extract vip (Overtech) 20. Jade - red sky (Lifted) 21. The Speedway - another human (dub) 22. Zardonic and Receptor - destroy (Big Riddim) 23. Fracture and FD - galvanise (Subtitles) 24. Andy Pain and Z Connection - package (Interactive dub) 25. Zero T and Beta2 - chestplate (Footprint dub) 26. Need For Mirrors and Kiat - badfellaz (Dispatch) 27. MD - indivisible element (Respect dub) 28. Camo and Krooked - portal (Subwave rmx) (Hospital) 29. Sceptical - dream police (Ingridients)