BANGALTER, Thomas - Trax On Da Rocks Vol 2 - Vinyl (12 ")
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| Reference Number: Avaluer:1385837 | Record Label: Roule France |
| MPN: ROULE 306 | EAN: Does not apply |
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Funky/Club House
Side 1 - Track 1. Club Soda Side 1 - Track 2. Extra Dry Side 1 - Track 3. Shuffle! Side 2 - Track 1. Colossus Side 2 - Track 2. Turbo Thomas Bangalter's 12"s on Roule remain the most potent examples of the early 90s French Touch sound, and some two decades after their first release the Frenchman is re-releasing some of the prize picks from his formidable oeuvre. Trax On Da Rox Vol 2 follows the reissue of the first volume last month, and for what it's worth we reckon this instalment is even more essential. Tracks like "Club Soda" - perhaps the smoothest example of filter house ever committed to wax - as well as the abrasive ripples of "Extra Dry" and b-boy cut ups of "Shuffle" set a blueprint for a generation of producers who tried (and largely failed) to replicate the pumping, visceral energy displayed here, while Bangalter moved on, donned a mask and took over the world.
Funky/Club House
Side 1 - Track 1. Club Soda Side 1 - Track 2. Extra Dry Side 1 - Track 3. Shuffle! Side 2 - Track 1. Colossus Side 2 - Track 2. Turbo Thomas Bangalter's 12"s on Roule remain the most potent examples of the early 90s French Touch sound, and some two decades after their first release the Frenchman is re-releasing some of the prize picks from his formidable oeuvre. Trax On Da Rox Vol 2 follows the reissue of the first volume last month, and for what it's worth we reckon this instalment is even more essential. Tracks like "Club Soda" - perhaps the smoothest example of filter house ever committed to wax - as well as the abrasive ripples of "Extra Dry" and b-boy cut ups of "Shuffle" set a blueprint for a generation of producers who tried (and largely failed) to replicate the pumping, visceral energy displayed here, while Bangalter moved on, donned a mask and took over the world.
