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└────────┘ 16.04.2007
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artist: Shake
album: Club Scam Ep
label: Trance Fusion
cat: TF 514
year: 1993
genre: House
source: Vinyl
grabber: Eac
encoder: LAME 3.97 V2 --Vbr-New -V 2
quality: VBRkbps / 44.1kHz / Joint-Stereo
size: 36,2 MB
link: n/a
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│tracklist.
no. time track title
a1 06:27 Thats What I Want (A Mix)
a2 05:06 Thats What I Want (Different Mix)
b1 06:02 The Ying and Yang (Frictional Mix)
b2 06:26 My Mantra
total time: 24:01 min
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│release notes.
from metrotimes:
When asked how he's doing, Shake replies assertively, "I'm OK. I'm
not stoppin' till God says 'Time's out.'" It's clear that he's
talking about his music and his health. Just prior to his
appearance at the first DEMF in 2000, Shake was diagnosed with
multiple sclerosis. "My affliction has made me take things more
seriously," he says, settling into his makeshift studio. "I've got
a lot to be thankful for."
Pick almost any early Detroit label and Shake's been one of its
heavy-hitting second-stringers. And heÆs got anecdotes aplenty.
"When Derrick [May] (Transmat's founder) said '[Masters at Work]
ain't like us--they sample, we don't,' at that moment, I went
downstairs and started working with Juan [Atkins] at Metroplex."
Shake's eclecticism never quite fit into the original Detroit
techno blueprint. His music is quirky, melodic soul with abstract
rhythms and orchestral structures. He's made straight-up,
floor-pounding techno, recording as "Da Sampla." He was part of the
original Octave One group, which even had a top-40 hit in England
with "I Believe." As part of Interface records (a Metroplex
offshoot), his "Sonar 123" track prophesied the bleep sound that
Warp records became known for.
Shake is not only genuinely oblivious to genre classifications, he
takes pride in the fact that he doesn't care.
Here on KMS Sublabel Trance Fusion is Shake's infamous B-52s cut-up
"Thats What I Want" (side A) backed with two of his more
straightforward cuts for the floor.
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