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-Tim -----Original Message----- From: Tom Robbins [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, May 23, 2001 4:20 AM To: 313 mailing list Subject: [313] Fw: DAVE CLARKE: WORLD SERVICE LIVE MIX @ THE VIRGIN MEGASTORETOMORROW (6 - 8PM) THURS 24TH MAY DAVE CLARKE: WORLD SERVICE LIVE MIX @ THE VIRGIN MEGASTORE TOMORROW (6 - 8PM) THURS 24TH MAYDAVE CLARKE: WORLD SERVICE Dave shall be playing live at the Virgin Megastore on Tottenham Court Road, Thursday 24th May from 6pm til 8pm as part of the promotional campaign for the World Service Mix album. To catch Dave cutting dicing and slicing records in his inimitable style simply go to to the Virgin Megastore, entrance is free. ARTIST: VARIOUS MIXED & COMPILED BY: DAVE CLARKE TITLE: DAVE CLARKE: WORLD SERVICE LABEL: REACT FORMAT: DOUBLE MIX CD / UNMIXED VINYL DISTRIBUTION: PINNACLE RELEASE DATE: 21 MAY 2001 Since Dave Clarke's debut album 'Archive 1' back in 1996 which contained one of dance music's greatest electronic anthems in 'Red 2' the Clarkester has gone on to become one of the world's most sought-after techno producers and almost certainly the genre's biggest DJ, taking his uncompromising underground style around the globe. This Two CD pack is entirely representative of Dave¹s DJing style. CD1 is an uncompromising club techno set featuring Stacey Pullen, Jeff Mills, Gaetano Parisio, Joey Beltram, Suregon and culminating in the Horrorist¹s terrfiying mix of Horrormone. Disc two is an eclectic electro mix, with tracks like the ultra cool Idioteque by Radiohead (of which this is the first and only compilation to get a licence from OKid A¹), Anthony Rother¹s Red Light District, the warped punk electro of New York¹s Fischerspooner crew and the Detroit sound of electronic funk represented by artists like Adult, Japanese Telecom and Keith Tucker. Both discs are live one-take mixes and demonstrate his hands-on fast, aggressive mixing style. Records are phased to the point where the speakers quake and cut sharp enough to slice kevlar. Some of the mixes are drawn out and twisted into new forms whilst others are perfectly executed strokes of the cross fader. In an age of computer mixed albums with some smiling idiot jocks name and face attached Dave Clarke demonstrates the energy and on the spot inventiveness of a technical dj. There are moments when, like a good punk band, everything sounds like it will fall apart and yet is all held together and fully resolved with no struggle or disruption to the dynamic and energy of the mix. Dave can be regularly seen DJing gigs in the world's best clubs and regularly travels more air miles than you can shake a stick at. Regularly playing at the UK's Bugged Out!, Belfast¹s Shine, Birmingham¹s Atomic Jam, London¹s Headstart, Barcelona's Nitsa and Belgium's Fuse club Dave also became the first underground techno dj to headline the dance tent at last year¹s Glastonbury Festival. His DJ sets are also regularly broadcast live. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
