Luke Slater - Fear And Loathing FLAC

Luke Slater Techno 2001 UK

Tracklist

–Birdland	Birdland	3:18
–Oxia	Check The M...	2:46
–Player	Player 6 Side A	3:03
–Ben Sims	The Basics	1:48
–1st Bass	Slam Me Down	3:10
–Planetary Assault Systems	Atomic	3:05
–Jeff Mills	AX-009B Track A1	4:09
–DJ Shufflemaster	Slip Inside You	2:26
–Chris Cowie	Frisky	1:34
–Ben Sims	Loops	4:02
–James Ruskin	Confession	1:21
–Zzino vs. Filterheadz	Corrador	3:45
–Regis	Exercise For Institutions	4:10
–Ben Sims	Manipulated (Adam Beyer Remix)	3:25
–Sharpside	Teiscodrop	2:59
–Marco Bailey	The Green Hornet (Advent Remix)	1:48
–Planetary Assault Systems	Function 3	2:53
–Ben Long	The Virus	1:46
–Lords Of Shamboo	Name 4 The Pain	2:23
–Planetary Assault Systems	Function 5	0:49
–Michel De Hey vs. Literon	Transmitter	4:08
–Cracker Jack	Pussy Freak	5:01
–Luke Slater	Body Freefall, Electronic Inform	3:58
–Luke Slater	Filter 2	5:50
–DHS	House Of God	2:14
–Two Lone Swordsmen	Bunker (Villalobos Remix)	1:41
–DBX	Spocks Brain	3:45
–Luke Slater	All Exhale (The FC Kahuna Mix)	3:57
–Planetary Assault Systems	Groove For Thought	4:28
–Millsart	Every Dog Has Its Day Vol. 2 EP Track D1	2:46
–Pacou	Tijuca	2:35
–Jeff Mills	Gamma Player	4:46
–Mr. G	G's Strings	4:53
–Artificial Funk	People Don't Know	4:51
–The Youngsters	Illogique	4:18
–Mr Sliff*	Power Tower	3:10
–Adam Beyer Presents Mr. Sliff	Rippin And Dippin	3:41
–B.L.I.M. & Rennie Pilgrem*	Eskimo (Yellow Snow Remix)	1:14
–Tipper	Tug Of War	2:49
–S.I. Futures	I Like That (Brand New)	3:17
–DJ Remy	Serious Damage	3:38
–Lamonde*	Dr. Smith	3:02
–Polarity	Subdued	5:07
–Felix Da Housecat	Silver Screen - Shower Scene (FC Kahuna Mix)	9:00

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
REACT CD 210	Luke Slater	Fear And Loathing ‎(2xCD, Comp, Mixed)	React	REACT CD 210	UK	2001
REACT LP 210	Luke Slater	Fear And Loathing ‎(4xLP, Comp)	React	REACT LP 210	UK	2001

Vuzahn

Both of the CDs are superb the man puts down two of the most organic, stylish and original mixes in history and this i mean without anything flashy. Anybody who has a wrong word for this can go ahead and try to do it after him.CD1 truly show his skills how exceptionally thinking and talented dj he is birsting with style, craft and organic originality. A kind of ethalon techno dj pushing his mix for the rest in the field to compare with.

Dibei

I really wasn't expecting a lot when I first heard this mix because I'm not that huge a fan of Luke Slater's music the past few years. But I figured I'd take a leap of faith and buy the cd. OMG!!!!! I was greatly surprised on a number of levels. Firstly it's a live dj mix and not a computer edited release. You can hear a couple of minor warts in Luke's mixes but nothing that takes away from the overall quality of the mix. The tracks can be a little monotonous at times but again, nothing to take away from the mix as a whole. And disc 2 completely blows me away!!!!! Deep, minimal techno done on three decks and done in a way that doesn't really stick out and no real obvious tracks being played.

Flamehammer

Though his production work references everything from retro-electro to funky breaks, Luke Slater's still a purist on the decks, and his double-disc mix treatment for React keeps it deliciously simple (similar to Dave Angel's 39 Flavours of Tech-Funk from a couple years previously). Slater introduces the set with the raggedy sax solos and furious bongos of a self-titled single from Birdland, then quickly moves into more bangin' territory, courtesy of tracks from Ben Sims, Jeff Mills, DJ Shufflemaster, James Ruskin, and no less than three from his own Planetary Assault Systems alias. Slater stretches out on the second disc, beginning with a minimal DHS jacker from 1989 (!), stringing together left-field tracks from Two Lone Swordsmen and DBX. Minimal techno favorites like Mills, Pacou, and Mr. G make appearances midway through the set, then Slater turns to tech-house with breakbeat tracks from B.L.I.M. ("Eskimo"), Tipper ("Tug of War"), Si Begg's S.I. Futures project ("I Like That (Brand New)"), and, to top it off, an FC Kahuna mix of Felix da Housecat's 2001 burner, "Silver Screen - Shower Scene." He's no Hunter S. Thompson on the decks (thank goodness), but Luke Slater proves his touch is good as gold.

Mettiarrb

I was disappointed when I heard Disc One like I was disappointed when I heard him DJ at LOST for the first time a while back (as opposed to his live sets!). If this is your kind of music I'd choose Dave Clarke every time. On the other hand I was entranced by the subtleness of the first three quarters of Disc 2. The choice of records is fantastic and my opinion of Luke's DJing has changed dramatically.