s w e e t b e a t s
january.12.2000 - #110
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album : Freezone 3 - Horizontal Dancing
artist : various
year : 1996
label : SSR
genre : Downtempo Electronic
catalogue : SSR 167
url : http://www.crammed.be/ssr/
quality : 192k HQ True Stereo
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disc 1
01 Phume - So Many Times
02 Fila Brazilia - Bulls Dozing
03 Los Jugaderos - Your Mind
04 JMJ and Richie - Universal Horn Remix 96
05 IO - Theme For A Man Who Wants To T
06 Snooze vs DJ Cam - Dub Angel
07 Claude Young - Multiplicity Of Zeros And Ones
08 Blak Crowe - Gabrielle's Horns
09 Mixmaster Morris vs. Jonah Sha - Camberwell Green
10 Nu Era - Solar Winds
11 Herbert - Freeze
disc 2
12 2 Player - Arizona
13 Future 3 - Fumble Free
14 Kid Loops - Alien Resident (tha huh, huh,
15 The Illuminati Of Hedfunk - Miasma (Coldcut mix)
16 Kruder and Dorfmeister - Out Of The Blue
17 Howie B - Five Days
18 Glenn Underground - Tribe Of Benjamin
19 PFM - The Rough With The Smooth
20 Josh Wink - Emissions
21 Envoy - Hopeless Romantic
22 Smooth Helmet - Smooth Helmet (Plug mix)
23 Parametric - ES-30
23 tracks | 2:25:14 min | 200mb
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Compiled by original freestyler DJ Morpheus, the third yearly essay on
the state of chill consists exclusively of tracks specially created by
23 of today's finest techno, house, jungle & abstract hip hop producers.
Each of the participants has produced a new track exclusively for FZ3
(except for three of the pieces, which are exclusive remixes of already
existing tunes). FZ3 is graced with three unusual collaborative
efforts: Snooze vs DJ Cam, Mixmaster Morris vs Jonah Sharpe, and Mike
Paradinas (╡-ziq) vs Luke Vibert (Wagon Christ/Plug).
- www.crammed.be/ssr
This is an extremely delicious compilation.
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Mp3's are here to improve music, link artists to listeners and not
products to consumers.. Who in hell defined music as a product?
We believe in promotion through exposure. By discussing, sharing, and
introducing quality music to people who may otherwise never be
able to experience what we call the downbeat.
From labels like Pork, Ninjatune, Ubiquity, Mo'Wax, Warp, Hed Kandi,
Instinct, SSR, News, Compost, Mole, OM, Dorado, Tritone etc, etc.
Above all, our finest respects to the artists and their labels.
s w e e t b e a t s
greetings to groups who love the music they promote
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