Other Mixes By Patrin
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1998: Don't Make A Move 'Til I Say Action
Artist | Song | |
Fatboy Slim | Right Here, Right Now | |
Freddy Fresh | It's About the Groove | |
Fantastic Plastic Machine | Dear Mr. Salesman | |
Propellerheads feat. Shirley Bassey | History Repeating (Ankle Length Mix) | |
Amon Tobin | Sordid | |
Hive | Ultrasonic Sound | |
The BellRays | Killer Man | |
Dr. Israel | The Doctor vs. The Wizard | |
Lionrock | Rude Boy Rock | |
Rancid | Life Won't Wait | |
Monster Magnet | See You In Hell | |
Tortoise | The Equator | |
Neutral Milk Hotel | In the Aeroplane Over the Sea | |
Air | All I Need | |
Pulp | This is Hardcore | |
The Coup | Me and Jesus the Pimp in a '79 Granada Last Night | |
Comment:
Now we're really diving into the esoteric (relatively speaking). Fatboy Slim is the only artist on this list who enjoyed any sort of significant US chart success, and if you want to throw in Pulp and maybe Air and the Propellerheads you could have the Top 40 on both sides of the Atlantic covered. The others? Well, hip-hop's had better years but it hasn't had many better songs than the Coup track that closes this mix. Freddy Fresh is an old associate of the BDP crew who excells in Fatboy-esque Big Beat; Hive and Dr. Israel bring the jungle (replete with crossover-friendly hard rock guitar riffs); the BellRays and Monster Magnet party like it's 1969; Will Smith makes the world smile- wait, that last one's on Robert Christgau's best-of list, not mine.UPDATE, 12-19-02: Amon Tobin. Gotta have some of that action.
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Bloody marvellous, I say. This whole series has been a treat.
yeah, very nice! The title is possibly one of my favorite Pulp lines ever. And the JSBX track is killer too.
fuckin amazing...
way to include this is hardcore and work it into the title. that's my favorite song from 98