Customer Reviews

Fabric 30

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I totally disagree with the other two 1star raters. Of course, it all down to personal taste. The 'catch a moment in time' remix is a good one but it certainly doesnt represent the overall story - its much more diverse, dark, hedonistic and with a little hint of disco. It has a feeling of 60's anarchism but uniquely done with a DJ professionalism that gives it class. Its the sort of music that really kicks off awesome parties and head-down-stomping fun, without being too depraved (until your here the 'move a little closer' track - reminds me a little of Grace Jone's feel up but plenty more seedy).
I have been looking for this sort of mix for a long time through a lot of this clicking and pop noise nonsense. I have always loved DJ Harvey! If you know him you will have a good idea of this album. Will certainly be looking out for them in future.

I too was going to buy this album based on Track #17 "Catch a Moment," which I also heard online. Great song, and I would totally buy it, but don't make me buy a crappy album to get this track.

It's not 1999 anymore dude.

I purchased this cd after hearing some innovative and sophisticated mixing of another Rub&Tug track streaming from a great online radio station. I figured I wanted to hear more and bought the cd -- sound unheard. What a big mistake!

This cd is dull, without direction, juvenile and reminscent of early 80's synth pop when no one knew what they are were doing but just liked the sound of the new toys that were available to them. This cd is a boring waste of time and money.

The ONLY redeeming quality of this cd is Track #17 "Catch a Moment," which is why I bought the cd, in hopes of some of the other tracks being of similar quality -- smooth, soulful vocals, creative use of sounds and beats... I was wrong. This track is totally out of place on an otherwise poor cd.

Find some of their more creative mixes online and save your money. Truly disappointing.