VA-Rub_N_Tug_Present_Campfire-(Eskimo)-2x12-Vinyl-2005-mbs

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2008-01-05

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     freshhh!

        artist: Va
         album: Rub N Tug Present Campfire
         label: Eskimo Recordings
           cat: 541416 501344
          year: 2005
         genre: Electronic
     sub-genre: Acid House, Synth-pop, Disco

        source: Vinyl
       grabber: Eac
       encoder: LAME 3.97 V2 --Vbr-New -V 2
       quality: VBRkbps / 44,1kHz / Joint-Stereo
          size: 76,9 MB

          link: http://www.eskimorecordings.com

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    │tracklist.

     no. time   track title

     A1  05:52  Robin Trower - Im Out To Get You
     A2  03:55  The Chaplin Band - Madmens Discotheque (Part Two)
     B1  07:08  Bronx Dogs - Tribute To Jazzy Jay (Death Mix)
     B2  06:16  Charles B - Lack Of Love
     C1  05:53  Harari - Party
     C2  02:53  JJ Cale - After Midnight
     C3  04:12  Hot Chocolate - Dont Turn It Off
     D1  06:48  Linda Law - All The Night
     D2  08:27  Double Fantasy - Heartbreaker


                total time: 51:24 min

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    │release notes.

     As time has passed and house and disco have aged there has been a
     tendency, as with any form with amazing riches worth celebrating
     and preserving, to form a canon. Rules about what can be played and
     how to play it have become rigid in a way that they never were
     when, in their initial stages, these genres were ways of playing
     records rather than recorded styles in their own right. These days,
     away from the neo-electro brain-fryers, house can get prissy, with
     records being played with -respect' like they're Mylar bagged
     museum artefacts. But forget that, because none of it applies to
     Rub'n'Tug's Campfire mix which sounds almost implausibly fucked
     throughout. It may not be conscious but this mix contains
     everything guaranteed to irritate True Believers in Professional
     DJing. Recorded live at Campfire, New York City, tracks are played
     way in the red, mixes are repeatedly fluffed and there are volume
     surges and EQ jumps throughout. If you were aiming to DJ at a club
     you wouldn't send a mix like this out as a showcase of your
     abilities because it would be in the bin before the third track.
     ItÆs a macho display of power, albeit a camp one, and it's
     great-energising and exciting.

     The mix begins, well, it begins with Rub (or Tug) whispering "time
     to make a move, time to make a move" but it really starts with two
     minutes of heavy quasi-tribal drumming amped until there's no clear
     distinction between the beats, like a quantised Amon Duul I. Then
     it's straight into some kaftan wearing Euro-prog from Aphrodite's
     Child, the band that was the launching pad for Vangelis and Demis
     Roussos. Circular Who guitars meet Sergeant Pepper horns on top of
     the type of tom tom heavy undertow that served as a starting point
     for disco. After that we get to some early acid house with the
     molten steel bassline of Charles B's Adonis produced "Lack of
     Love".

     "Lady Bug" by Bumblebee Unlimited is now better known for being
     featured on Annie's DJ Kicks but Rub'n'Tug play it cutting between
     two copies of the record, losing the cutesy dialogue between the
     bees and emphasising grinding forward motion piano magic.
     Unheralded tracks like Hot Chocolate's "Don't Turn It Off" and the
     AC/DC-gone-even-more-homo disco of Flash and the Pan's "Midnight
     Man" are played like they're classics. It suits them.

     Rub'n'Tug's DJing feels like old Block Party hip hop tapes rather
     than contemporary dance DJing, something signposted by the
     inclusion of a Bronx Dogs track that mashes up parts from Afrika
     Bambaataa's Death Mix semi-bootleg. Hear Cozy Powell's "Dance with
     the Devil," a corny, Hendrix biting novelty from the Rainbow and
     Whitesnake drummer, get over amped, echoed out, fed back and recut
     until it sounds like sweat soaked dancefloor fever was always the
     aim. This would be seat of the pants DJing if Rub'n'Tug didn't
     sound like they're wearing assless chaps.

     Here the extremely hard-to-find 2x12 with separated tracks, enjoy!


     NOTE: If someone have the Mixed CD would be nice to rip it as
     1 track + .cue coz the released one by JUST have been ripped as 
     separated tracks.

     2005-05-01 VA-Rub_N_Tug_Present_Campfire-Promo-2005-JUST

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Files

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a1-robin_trower--im_out_to_get_you-mbs.mp38,52 MB
a2-the_chaplin_band--madmens_discotheque_(part_two)-mbs.mp36,16 MB
b1-bronx_dogs--tribute_to_jazzy_jay_(death_mix)-mbs.mp311,06 MB
b2-charles_b--lack_of_love-mbs.mp38,90 MB
c1-harari--party-mbs.mp38,88 MB
c2-jj_cale--after_midnight-mbs.mp34,07 MB
c3-hot_chocolate--dont_turn_it_off-mbs.mp36,41 MB
d1-linda_law--all_the_night-mbs.mp39,89 MB
d2-double_fantasy--heartbreaker-mbs.mp313,03 MB