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Anthony Shake Shakir – Frictionalism 1994-2009
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Album…………….: Frictionalism 1994-2009
Genre…………….: Electronic
Source……………: CD
Year……………..: 2009
Ripper……………: Exact Audio Copy (Secure mode) & Pioneer DVD-ROM DVD-115
Codec…………….: LAME 3.98
Version…………..: MPEG 1 Layer III
Quality…………..: Insane, (avg. bitrate: 320kbps)
Channels………….: Joint Stereo / 44100 hz
Tags……………..: ID3 v1.1, ID3 v2.3
Information……….: Rush Hour 110 3CDRipped by…………: EMG on 14.12.2009
Posted by…………: EMG on 14.12.2009
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News Group(s)……..:Included………….: NFO, MD5, M3U
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Tracklisting
——————————————————————-01. (00:06:08) Anthony Shake Shakir – Mood Swing
02. (00:06:59) Anthony Shake Shakir – Live for Friction
03. (00:04:58) Anthony Shake Shakir – Plugged In
04. (00:05:11) Anthony Shake Shakir – Here, There & Nowhere
05. (00:08:03) Anthony Shake Shakir – Arise
06. (00:04:48) Anthony Shake Shakir – The Floor Filler
07. (00:04:37) Anthony Shake Shakir – Happy To Be There
08. (00:07:12) Anthony Shake Shakir – March into Darkness
09. (00:09:09) Anthony Shake Shakir – Breathe Deeper
10. (00:07:29) Anthony Shake Shakir – Electron Rider
11. (00:06:39) Anthony Shake Shakir – Stereotype
12. (00:05:48) Anthony Shake Shakir – Detroit State of Mind
13. (00:05:18) Anthony Shake Shakir – Fact of the Matter
14. (00:06:58) Anthony Shake Shakir – Roaming
15. (00:07:04) Anthony Shake Shakir – One Beat (Just Won’t Do)
16. (00:07:48) Anthony Shake Shakir – Mr. Gone is Back Again
17. (00:07:03) Anthony Shake Shakir – Perseverance
18. (00:04:20) Anthony Shake Shakir – …Like a Dream
19. (00:06:33) Anthony Shake Shakir – My Computer is an Optimist
20. (00:06:48) Anthony Shake Shakir – Simpatico
21. (00:05:56) Anthony Shake Shakir – Travelers
22. (00:03:52) Anthony Shake Shakir – Things Come & Go
23. (00:07:40) Anthony Shake Shakir – The Fake Left. Go Right Plan
24. (00:08:00) Anthony Shake Shakir – 01. Assimilated
25. (00:08:45) Anthony Shake Shakir – 02. Spectre
26. (00:06:31) Anthony Shake Shakir – 03. The Other One
27. (00:07:20) Anthony Shake Shakir – 04. For the Lamented
28. (00:05:30) Anthony Shake Shakir – 05. Frictionalized
29. (00:05:05) Anthony Shake Shakir – 06. Lay Back (In the Cut)
30. (00:05:22) Anthony Shake Shakir – 07. Psychotic Tango
31. (00:03:56) Anthony Shake Shakir – 08. Your Little Black Robot
32. (00:03:23) Anthony Shake Shakir – 09. Frictional Beat No 5
33. (00:03:20) Anthony Shake Shakir – 10. Frenchie
34. (00:06:57) Anthony Shake Shakir – 11. Get a Feeling
35. (00:02:47) Anthony Shake Shakir – 12. FlyswatterPlaying Time………: 03:33:16
Total Size………..: 488.19 MBNFO generated on…..: 14.12.2009 21:22:05
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*My oh my oh my. Has there been a more anticipated release this year??? What we have here are four LP’s and a bonus 7" of classic, untouchable, unobtainable, UTTERY IMMENSE tracks from Anthony ‘Shake’ Shakir from the Frictional vaults – all of them long long long unavailable on any format and even including a previously unreleased track, making for a tally of 15 tracks – every single one an absolute treasure* Detroit fiends, your prayers have been answered! A healthy proportion of the groundbreaking house and techno credited to Anthony "Shake" Shakir has been lovingly compiled as ‘Frictionalism 1994-2009’, remastering and regrouping some of the most essential (and hugely underrated) electronic tracks of a generation for an extensive 4 x 12" + 7" vinyl set limited to only 750 copies for the world. Shake’s influence is irrevocably written through the last 20 years of dance music history. From his earliest roles cutting tape and assisting the earliest productions of Derrick May and Juan Atkins, to managing the office of Metroplex and appearing on the seminal ‘Techno! The New Dance Sound Of Detroit’ compilation, his integral participation in a major musical movement is hugely respected by those in the know, but criminally underappreciated by nearly everyone else. These 15 tracks go a long way to redress the balance, giving credence to an artist hailed as a massive influence by everyone from Autechre to Smith ‘n Hack or T++ to Matthew Herbert. The guy is simply a rhythm master in the truest sense of the word. His beats are crafted with a funky sleight-of-hand and inimitable flex that blatantly comes from his past, splicing inches of tape and manipulating hardware, while also informed by a knowledge of the rhythm mechanics that make up the classic soul, disco, industrial and synth music which coalesced into techno and house around early 80’s Detroit and Chicago. Whether it’s the filtered jack beats of ‘The Floor Filler’, the electric gremlins weaved into the disco magic of ‘…Like A Dream’ or the percolatin’ trademark ‘Frictionalized’, Shake sets his own agenda built on masterful sampling and edit techniques. It’s this innate understanding, alloyed with the ebullient personality that imbues his tracks with so much melodic character, which makes them fearsomely effective dancefloor tools, and charmingly unique artifacts of a modern black art. A triple CD and digital release will follow in the coming months, but right now this is about the most essential set of tracks you can lay your hands on, finally untethered from logistical wranglings to hopefully influence a new generation of beat makers and breakers in the fields of dubstep, hiphop, post-garage, House and Techno that owe this dude so much. Hugely Recommended – seriously – do not miss this.An EMG release. Enjoy :)
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