Plump DJs - FabricLive. 08 FLAC

Plump DJs Breakbeat House Electro Disco 2003 UK

Tracklist

–Plump DJs	Intro – Fab1	0:44
–Sound Alliance	From Home (Hexidecimal Mix)	3:19
–One Upfront	Nova	2:36
–Nation 12	Listen To The Drummer	1:25
–DJ Abstract	Beyond This World (Dub Mix)	2:26
–Plump DJs	Squeaks And Bleeps	4:15
–Move-Ya!	Dope Freak	1:25
–Plan B vs. Plump DJs	Angelfish	4:02
–Plump DJs	Contact 00	5:31
–Evil 9*	Cakehole	4:51
–Lee Coombs & Meat Katie	2 Men On A Trip (Lee's Tripped Out Mix)	4:44
–Plastic Pervert	Alarm Bells	2:22
–Soul Of Man	The Drum	3:51
–Punx	The Rock	4:44
–Chad Jackson	Energise (Casino Kid Remix)	4:02
–Mr Velcro Fastener*	Electric Appliances (Plump DJs Vocal Remix)	4:44
–Screen 2*	Hey Mr DJ (Stab Mix)	2:29
–C83	Back In The Day	3:33
–Plump DJs	Punch Drunk	1:11
–Donna Summer	I Feel Love	5:34

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
Fabric16, FABRIC16	Plump DJs	FabricLive. 08 ‎(CD, Mixed)	Fabric , Fabric	Fabric16, FABRIC16	UK	2003
Fabric16P, FABRIC16P	Plump DJs	FabricLive. 08 ‎(CD, Mixed, Promo, Car)	Fabric , Fabric	Fabric16P, FABRIC16P	UK	2003
Fabric16	Plump DJs	FabricLive. 08 ‎(CD, Mixed, Promo)	Fabric	Fabric16	UK	Unknown

Beahelm

I can't stop listening to this. It all starts off with a great little custom intro, something you come to expect in any mix by a Finger Lickin affiliate. And then in comes the insanely funky and instantly arse-mooving Hexadecimal mix of Sound Alliance's "From Home", courtesy of Mr Ben. More top notch slamming funkiness ensues until the Plumps themselves stir things up a bit with some Squeaks, and also some Bleeps (how about that for value for money?). It heads into deeper rolling territory from there, with a bit of Evil9 and Lee Coombs with Meat Katie, and then comes back to the those punchy breaks, with a couple of cheeky Plumps mixes of some well known tunes, namely Mr Velcro Fastener's "Electric Appliances", and the closer "I Feel Love" by Donna Summer (yeah, I know it's been bootlegged more times Jeffrey Archer has lied, but it's great fun). Move-Ya!'s "Dope Freak" and C83's "Back In The Day" are both great for bassbin devastation by the way.