Fabric Live 21

Meat Katie | Format: Audio CD

Product Details

• Audio CD (May 10, 2005)
• Number of Discs: 1
• Label: Fabric
• ASIN: B0006TL9KK
• Average Customer Review: 4.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (9 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #346,020 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)

Track Listings

1. Lee Coombs & David Phillips – Banned Practice

2. Albino Allstars – Can Ya Hear Me?

3. Figures – Phat Prick

4. Virtualmismo – Mismoplastico (Lee Coombs Back To The Phuture Mix)

5. Tim Wright – Oxygen (Abe Duque Remix)

6. Meat Katie & Elite Force – Nu-Tron

7. Infusion – Better World (Infusion Remix)

8. UNKLE – Reign (Acapella)

9. Jem Stone & J.C. – Disco Daze

10. Elite Force – Shadow Box

11. Metric – Stale

12. Force Mass Motion – Out Of It

13. Vigi & Nectarios – 2 C Beat (EK Remix)

14. Dylan Rhymes – Salty (Meat Katie Remix)

15. Koma & Bones – Get Down

16. Vandal – Mad As Hell

17. Circuit Breaker – Gateway

18. Atomic Hooligan – Shine A Light (Introspective Remix)

Editorial Reviews

Meat Katie, AKA Mark Pember, is a ceaseless devotee of "music for music’s sake." Recognized by many as one of the finest breakbeat producers currently on the scene, Meat Katie has grabbed the attention of music fans in the last few years through his production and remixes for Island UK, Kingsize, Marine Parade, Bedrock and his own label Whole 9 Yards.

On FabricLive 21, Meat Katie provides a full throttle eclectic late night dance floor mash up. Lee Coombs vocal led "Banned Practice" sets the pace as Mark weaves through the throbbing beats of Albino Allstars, attention grabbing vocals from UNKLE over Infusion’s enthralling "Better World." Real ear-openers include Jem Stone & JC’s "Disco Daze," Meat Katie’s own grinding remix of "Salty," Vandal’s unreleased track "Mad as Hell," and future breakbeat heroes Atomic Hooligan’s evocative "Shine a Light" keeps the listener gripped to the very last note.

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

3 of 4 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars I'm As Mad AS Hell And I'm not going to take it Anymore, June 20, 2005

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WA Bugz (Perth, Western Australia) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Fabric Live 21 (Audio CD)

Seriously I had just written a massive review for this CD and it was just eaten by cyber space aaahhhh! So to quote the vocal from Vandal's Mad As Hell (my favourite track on this mix) I'm as mad as hell!!!!

This mix is an absolute corker and my best buy for the year so far I have been giving it a caning and a couple of my mates that heard it went out and bought it too.

So to keep it brief standout tracks are 1 (great electro style vocal), 3, MK's rework of Better World with the Reign acapella is inspired stuff and comes off very well. Tracks 9(get ready to Testify!) and 11 are also great, I really like MK's remix of Salty much more grunt and dirt to it with a Male vocal than the original. Then followed by Vandal's Mad As Hell this track should be huge and will undoubtedly get a thrashing from other DJs at a club near you soon. I just can't help but get pumped byt the breakdown in this track.
Finally shine a light brings a fantastic mix to a fitting conclusion its structured more a song than a dance track but it works well and gives an insight to Atomic Hooligan who if you haven't heard some of their other stuff that will undoubtedly change soon with their new release out now.

This is a diverse mix of a variety of styles broken whipped and twisted into a dancefloor inspired cranking release.

Big Up's Mr Pemeber you have excelled yet again!!!

2 of 3 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars 5 out of 5 !!!, May 23, 2005

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Break Senya "Senya" (UK) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Fabric Live 21 (Audio CD)

For those people who appreciate Break beat this album is a must have!!!! The fines break beat album since "Eargasm" (Plump DJs) and "Stanton Sessions" (Stanton Warriors).

This album is my personal favourite alongside FabricLive 08 (Plump DJs) from the whole Fabric and FabricLive series! People who like d'n'b might also find it interesting.

1.0 out of 5 stars Not good...do not buy, September 16, 2008

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A. Delgado (Jersey) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Fabric Live 21 (Audio CD)

This is an awful cd...I was looking for drum and base and i found breakbeats that you can dance too...and i love adam freeland. This is way to house music sounding ...i hate this cd..if your looking for a darker breakbeat get evil nine's fabric live..I'm ashamed i got this