FabricLive.42

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FabricLive.42
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Compilation album by
Freq Nasty
Released13 October 2008
Genre Electronic
Label Fabric
Producer Freq Nasty
Freq Nasty chronology
Breakspoll VOL 2
(2006)		FabricLive.42
(2008)
FabricLive chronology
FabricLive.41
(2008)		FabricLive.42
(2008)		 FabricLive.43
(2008)

FabricLive.42 is a 2008 mix album by Freq Nasty. The album was released as part of the FabricLive Mix Series.

Contents

Track listing

  1. Saul Williams - Not in our Name - Pledge of Resistance - Ninja Tune
  2. Santogold vs Switch & Freq Nasty - Creator - Warners
  3. Freq Nasty vs Propa Tings - Peacemaker - Freq Nasty
  4. Madox - Duckalicious (Baobinga's Thugalicious Remix) - Expanded
  5. Leon Jean-Marie - Bring it On (Rusko's Granny Smasher Remix) - Universal
  6. Reso - If you can't Beat Em - Civil Music
  7. Cadence Weapon - House Music - Big Dada
  8. L-Vis 1990 - Change the Game - Tres Cool
  9. ZZT - Lower State of Consciousness (Original Munich Version) - Turbo
  10. Rob Sparx - 2 Faced Rasta (Reso Remix) - Dubting
  11. Lee "Scratch" Perry vs The Moody Boyz - God Smiled (Remix) - On-U Sound
  12. Tayo - March of the Soundbwoyz - Cool & Deadly/Supercharged
  13. Freq Nasty - Come Let Me Know (Acappella) - Skint
  14. Baobinga ft. DJ Nasty - State of Ghetto Jackin - Trouble & Bass
  15. Epydemix - Thunder Gutter (Dub) - Epydemix
  16. Backdraft ft. Sporty-O - Living Like a Hustler - Passenger
  17. KRS-One - Sound of da Police (Freq Nasty Breakbeat Bacon Mix) - Zomba
  18. The Beat Monkeys - How you Like me Now? (Rico Tubbs Gangsters Mix) - Passenger
  19. Buraka Som Sistema - Kaslemba Wegue Wegue (Reso's Aguadente Mash Mix) - Enchufada
  20. Freq Nasty vs Heavyweight Dub Champion - Snared (Freq's Donkey Kong Mix) - Giveback
  21. TRG - Oi! Killa ! - Cool & Deadly/Supercharged
  22. Freq Nasty vs Bassnectar - Viva Tibet (Dub) - Giveback
  23. Radioclit vs No Surrender - Godda get It - No Surrender/Ghettopop Records 2007
  24. Nate Mars ft. Jahdan - Above & Beyond Dem - Complex Dubz

Critical reception

Professional ratings
Review scores
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The album was positively received by critics, with Artistdirect giving its 4.5 out of 5, calling it music "you throw on when the only passengers in your car are two recently emptied cans of Red Bull and a woofer". [2] Remix called it a "wild romp through present-day breaks and bass". [3] Rick Anderson of Allmusic stated "each track comes across as fairly unexpected: you know it's going to be funky, you know the beats are probably going to lurch around crazily with lots of squelchy synth and frequent reggae vocal samples, but beyond that there's no telling what's going to happen. At its best, the result is thrilling". [1]

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References

  1. 1 2 Anderson, Rick "FabricLive.42 Review", Allmusic , Macrovision Corporation, retrieved 2 December 2009
  2. 1 2 Nelson, Chris (2008) "Freq Nasty: Fabriclive.42", Artistdirect, 29 October 2008, retrieved 2 December 2009
  3. 1 2 Hsieh, Christine (2008) "Freq nasty FabricLive.42", Remix, 19 December 2008, retrieved 2 December 2009
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