Mr_scruff--get_a_move_on-ug-VLS2001-kW

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MP3/FLAC
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kW
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19,72 MB
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3
Date
2005-02-08

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.:: a klangwerk release ..................................................::.
   
     artist    :: mr. scruff
     release   :: get a move on/ug
     year      :: 2001             
     genre     :: lo-fi
     label     :: ninja tune
     catalogue :: zen 12104
     website   :: www.mrscruff.com

     ripper    :: karmacoma
     date      :: 05-dec-2001
     quality   :: 192kbps/44,1khz
     source    :: vinyl

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     a1 get a move on!                                              7:33
     b1 ug                                                          4:33
     b2 ug beats                                                    2:15

     playtime  :: 00h 14m 21s         

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     once mr scruff was plain andy carthy. and then he wasn't. sometime 
     artist, dj, peak district wanderer, and stockport's very own, mr   
     carthy started his musical career a mere six years ago.            
                                                                        
     formerly a fine art student part time at sheffield uni, scruff     
     decided to explore his strange passion both in rounded line        
     drawings and music. an electro-ska-hip-hop kid and bedroom bod     
     from what hip hop fellas call time, carthy started making tapes in 
     1983 using the very finest in pause button technology. his passion 
     for hearing music that he couldn't hear out anywhere else led him  
     into the world of djing - first of all as a kid with one deck -    
     then hearing electro albums and being determined to mix. the       
     result was that by 1994 he was out djing in clubs.                 
                                                                        
     despite djing being his first and foremost love, scruff had always 
     messed about with the recording process; age 8 he started making   
     up tapes of pretend radio shows (oh where are those tapes now?)    
     and then faffing about on drum machines; by the age of 13 he was   
     having a laugh with mates being in silly bands with silly names.   
     the very end result of all this was a good few vinyl outings on    
     robs records and pleasure, including the now-legendary track,      
     "chicken in a box" - simple maybe, but simply bloody barmy-good.   
     "a happy accident," he claims. "well, more like an educated        
     guess..." whilst his total love of djing informs his music making  
     ability, he doesn't consciously try and make something that will   
     work on the dancefloor; he's more likely to want to know "do you   
     like it? does it make you go wibbly. does it frimble?" questions   
     we should all be asking ourselves.                                 
                                                                        
     since his first vinyl excursion he has recorded and remixed for    
     over 30 labels including warp, sirkus, disorient, blood & fire,    
     cup of tea and, of course, ninja tune. he's worked with mark rae   
     and grand central. he has djed all over the bloody shop, turning   
     down more gigs than he takes on. if they won't let him have a long 
     spot, he doesn't bother; a 'take-the-money-and-run' merchant he    
     certainly is not. he has dug in crates and found obscure records   
     with references to marine fauna. he's done bloody loads,           
     basically, all of it with more than a vague hint of humour. france 
     telecom (the french equivalent of bt) were suitably impressed and  
     used his single "get a move on" as part of their national tv       
     advertising campaign - the scruffy one didn't see it as something  
     to get excited about.                                              

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     greetings :: sb, qdp, sour, dps, it, rac, dh, sfe, hbz, igr and mgc

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Files

PathSize
a1-mr_scruff--get_a_move_on-kw.mp310,36 MB
b1-mr_scruff--ug-kw.mp36,25 MB
b2-mr_scruff--ug_beats-kw.mp33,10 MB