Steve Bug - Presents The Flow FLAC

Steve Bug House Minimal Tech House 2001 Germany

Tracklist

–Recloose	Can't Take It (Carl Craig Remix)	5:35
–Håkan Lidbo	Kiki De Montparnasse	5:30
–Antonelli Electr.	Nachtclub Pavement	4:24
–Frankman	Chili Con Carne	3:54
–Swag	The Soundworks	6:14
–Don Disco & Sikora	Tanzen	3:27
–Universal Agents	East Of Washington	7:03
–Schmoov!	Chicken Grease	5:33
–Charley's Vault	Like I Like It	5:02
–Chase Von Heckler	Non Stop (Ingolstadt Dub)	6:48
–Mood II Swing	The Slippery Track (Josh Wink's Re-Mix)	3:01
–Subtech	Livin' Dream	6:18
–Steve Bug	The Morning After	5:02
–Marshall Jefferson vs. Noosa Heads	Mushrooms (Mazi's Audio Soul Revamp)	7:34

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
CORMIX 002	Steve Bug	Presents The Flow ‎(CD, Comp, Mixed, Promo)	Cocoon Recordings	CORMIX 002	Germany	2001
CORMIX 002	Steve Bug	Presents The Flow ‎(CD, Comp, Mixed)	Cocoon Recordings, Cocoon Recordings	CORMIX 002	Germany	2001

Damand

Track 14Marshall Jefferson vs. Noosa Heads – Mushrooms (Mazi's Audio Soul Revamp)-> (Salt City Orchestra Out There Mix)

Konetav

i guess there occured a mistake in writing down the playlist on maker´s side. the remix of recloose´s "can´t take it" doesn´t seem to be the carl craig version, at least it doesn´t sound like this http://www.discogs.com/Recloose-Cant-Take-It/master/20417the track on the compilation is the one on this record http://www.discogs.com/Recloose-ft-Dwele-Cant-Take-It-Remixes/release/2773944 , called "milton jackson remix".just for the correctness ...

Androlhala

Steve Bug follows in the lineage of German minimalists Mike Ink and Thomas Brinkmann, but where this artist differs from his seniors is an inherent sense of funk. Bug's music; while considering the minimalist clicks of the past, makes clear his dedication to the more soulful workings of house music. This is stated on the very first selection on his mix CD, the infinitely funky vocal strut of Recloose's "I Can't Take It." From there, Bug culls tracks from his own Poker Flat label, as well as diverse findings from Swag, Stickmen, and Paper Recordings. Somehow, each one of the 14 tracks here manages to incorporate techno, electro, and house while remaining clean and minimal. Equally fascinating is the fact that the artists featured hail from lands as diverse as New York, Scandinavia, Detroit, and Germany, yet Bugs mixes them in a way that makes you believe each record was custom built to go with the one before. Those looking for a full-speed ahead techno mix ought to look elsewhere. Same for those who like their house extra spicy. The Flow actually moves with clinical precision.