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Richie Hawtin Dmc Publishing Ltd Techno Acid 1995

Performer: Richie Hawtin
Title: Mixmag Live! Volume 20
Released: 1995
Label: DMC Publishing Ltd.
Country: UK
Style: Techno, Acid
Catalog #: MMLCD20
Genre: Electronic
Rating: 4.0
Votes: 968
Formats: CD, Mixed
FLAC size: 2010 mb
MP3 size: 2755 mb

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Tracklist

1	–Mark Broom	Jump Written-By – Mark Broom
2	–Synchrojack	Cash Machines Written-By – D. Slydell, G. Wheeler
3	–DBX	Live Wire
4	–FUSE	Substance Abuse Written-By – Richie Hawtin
5	–Teste	The Wipe Written-By – Cru , Huren
6	–Plastikman	Spaz Written-By – Richie Hawtin
7	–Plastikman	Helikopter Written-By – Richie Hawtin
8	–Fred Fresh	5 Mouths Written-By – Fred Fresh
9	–Octave One	Empower Written-By – Burden, Burden, Burden
10	–G-Man	Quo Vadis Written-By – G-Man
11	–Tobias Schmidt	Dollar Written-By – Toby Smith
12	–Goio	Basic Needs Written-By – Goio
13	–Naughty & Tolis	Electricity Written-By – Naughty / Tolis
14	–Akilah Bryant	Eye Trip Written-By – A. Bryant
15	–X-Trak	Toddsines Written-By – Toddsines
16	–Plastikman	Spastik Written-By – Richie Hawtin
17	–Lausen	Dry Ray Written-By – Lausen
18	–Dwarf	Percussion Electrique Written-By – Maurits Paardekooper
19	–Too Funk	Venus Fly Trap Written-By – J. Underwood, M. Wyatt
20	–Ramon IV	Altes Testament Written-By – Roman Fluegel
21	–Paul Hannah	Key Follow Written-By – Paul Hannah
22	–Sensorama	Harz Written-By – Joern Elling Wuttke, Roman Fluegel

Credits

DJ Mix [Mixing], Edited By [Digital Restructuring], Producer [Additional Production], Effects – Richie Hawtin
Liner Notes [Words] – Mandi James
Photography By [Pictures] – Daniel Newman

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
MMLCD020, MML CD020, MMLCD 20	Richie Hawtin	Mixmag Live! - Volume 20 - Plastikman ‎(CD, Mixed, RM)	DMC Publishing Ltd., DMC Publishing Ltd., DMC Publishing Ltd.	MMLCD020, MML CD020, MMLCD 20	UK	1996
MIX 60001-1	Richie Hawtin	Mixmag Live! - Richie Hawtin ‎(Cass, Mixed)	DMC Publishing Ltd.	MIX 60001-1	US	1995
MIX 60001-2	Richie Hawtin	Mixmag Live!: Richie Hawtin Plastikman Continuous DJ Mix ‎(CD, Mixed)	DMC Publishing Ltd.	MIX 60001-2	US	1995
MML20	Richie Hawtin	Mixmag Live Volume 20 ‎(Cass, Mixed)	DMC Publishing Ltd.	MML20	UK	1995

Notes

Recorded live at the Building, Windsor, Canada.

This compilation copyright DMC Publishing Ltd.
© 1995 DMC Publishing Ltd.

Includes 8-panel fold-out insert.

Liner notes: "This article appeared in Mixmag in November 1994".

On rear: "Mixmag Live! is a quality series with the world's finest DJs and the world's best mixing. It is therefore impossible to identify separate tracks. This is a continuous piece of music." As such there is only one track on the CD which runs at 56:06.

Barcodes

Barcode (Text): 5 029418 030206
Barcode (Scanned): 5029418030206
Matrix / Runout (Mirrored): MMLCD020 .
Matrix / Runout (Mirrored): MASTERED BY MAYKING

Companies

Copyright (c) – DMC Publishing Ltd.
Recorded At – The Building
Glass Mastered At – Mayking

Video

Dream

Though recorded in the studio rather than at an actual live performance, Mixmag Live! comes close to being the equivalent of a shortened version of Hawtin's all-night performances. Consisting of 22 tracks — including a few signature tracks — Mixmag Live! clocks in at nearly an hour, as Hawtin gives each track only a short moment before adding the next, often overlapping multiple tracks. At times the results are mind-blowing, as only the most knowledgeable listener can distinguish one from another, when multiple tracks are layered, or when the next track enters. The abundance of thumping bass beats and body-moving rhythm will surely please listeners who view techno as a means to dancing, but it may be a little too sensory-overloading for listeners accustomed to the calming sounds of other Plastikman albums, such as Consumed or Musik. The highlight of the album comes about a third of the way through, when Hawtin drops a montage of percussive symmetry with the trilogy of 909-driven tracks from the early '90s, "Spastik," "Spaz," and "Helikopter."