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Performer: Carl Cox
Title: Live Fact II
Country: UK
Genre: Electronic
Style:Tribal, Techno, Tech House
Released: 1997
Catalog number: LLLFIIDJ
Label: DJ Magazine
MP3 album szie: 2159 mb
FLAC album size: 2798 mb

Tracklist

1 Part 1: Live From The Complex, London 30:32
1.1 Underworld Born Slippy (Darren Price Mix)
Remix – Darren Price
1.2 Envoy Dark Manoeuvres
1.3 DJ HMC LSD
1.4 Continuous Cool Automatic
1.5 Green Velvet The Stalker (Laidback Luke Mix)
Remix – Laidback Luke
1.6 Carl Cox Tribal Jedi (Slam Mix)
Remix – Slam
1.7 Death In Vegas Rocco (Dave Clarke Mix)
Remix – Dave Clarke
1.8 Yves Deruyter Calling Earth
2 Part 2: Carl Cox's Worldwide Ultimatum Mix Exclusive To DJ Magazine 30:58
2.1 Josh Abrahams Housesitting
2.2 Accent Feeling Kuezee
2.3 Pox And Cowell Positive Education
2.4 Trevor Rockliffe Feat. Blake Baxter Visions Of You
Vocals [Featuring] – Blake Baxter
2.5 Carl Cox The Player
2.6 Project One Klanger
2.7 Earl Grey Full Flow
2.8 Carl Cox Tribal Jedi (Ian Pooley Mix)
Remix – Ian Pooley
2.9 Acorn Arts Limit

Credits

  • DJ MixCarl Cox

Notes

Came free with Issue 200 Of DJ Magazine dated 11-24 October 1997.

© 1997 Worldwide Ultimatum. ℗ 1997 Edel UK Records Ltd.

Barcodes

  • Matrix / Runout (Mirrored): AAN0056 LLLFIIDJ 0:1
  • Other (SID Code: Mastering): IFPI L123 IFPI L123
  • Other (SID Code: Mould): (none)
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Reviews: (1)
Cyregaehus
Cyregaehus
Despite the lack of a comprehensive track-listing and less-than-impressive sound quality, I would recommend this to anyone; not just 'Techno' fans. Listening to a copy of the actual, studio-released Fact 2 album doesn't really elicite the same response; I was rather bored by a lot of it. However, this is where Carl Cox takes it on the road and, in the process, sprinkles his magic dust all over it. Carl, like all the great Dj's, has the ability to select seemingly obscure, plain-sounding tunes and drop them in and out of the mix in such way (and with such timing) that they just explode into life in true 'on-the-fly' remix wizardry.
The thing is, as an ex-DJ, I know he's not doing anything particuarly difficult with the vinyl; the Dave Clarke remix of 'Rocco' by Death In Vegas is a good example of this. The actual remix flatters a DJ by giving the appearance of lots of mad cutting/chopping of 'Zero B - Lock-up'; but this is all Dave Clarke. The magic is that, Carl gives the entire set this feel, doing extensive dropping/mixing with tracks like 'Envoy - Dark Manoeuvers' and 'Green Velvet - The Stalker'. So, when the tune-selection and execution is so inspired, you don't need to be a Techno fan to enjoy it - it has a a life of it's own.