The year is updated with help of Rory and the month and show with help of Phil (the releaser of this record!
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Fatboy Slim – Live @ Sound City Week, Newcastle (1999)
??-??-1999
Details:
Part 1:
Size: 46,2MB
Length: 40.26min
MPEG 1.0 layer 3
160kbit, 92988 frames
44100Hz Stereo
Part 2:
Size: 46,3MB
Length: 40.30min
MPEG 1.0 layer 3
160kbit, 93134 frames
44100Hz Stereo
Thanks for sharing this amazing mix from back in the day. I’ve identified some of the tune’s he’s playing:
01. Mr Scruff – Blackpool Roll
02. Redhead Kingpin – Do The Right Thing (Acapella)
03. Lord Finesse – Vinyl Dogs
04. ???
05. Bud brothers – Do You Wanna
06. ???
07. ??? (Samples De La Soul – Eye Know)
08. Indeep – Last Night A DJ Saved My Life (Unknown Big Beat Remix)
09. ??? (Samples Chic – Good Times/Sugarhill Gang – Rapper’s Delight) (Freddy Fresh used to play this one too)
This is a really amazing mix (and nice to hear Norm playing mid tempo Hip-Hop stuff) – I’ve dated the mix to 1999 as it mentions the Millennium Mix from Cardiff at the end of the show.
hey thanks Mr RORY , you’re right on the date..
This is from late November 1999 on Dave Pearce’s Radio 1 show. I remember because this is my recording of it.
I’ve long since lost the MP3 (and tape) of it, but was trying to find it again as this is one of Fatboy’s best mixes I think. All of the tracks were quite elusive. I tried using the Wayback Machine to check the Radio 1 website from 1999 to get more details, but there doesn’t seem to be any pages from that time archived.
I can ID one more of them for you though, the last track is a white label bootleg of “Woman In Blue” by Pepe Deluxe – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1FKpsmPpF8Y
https://www.discogs.com/Pepe-Delux%C3%A9-Woman-In-Blue-Bootleg/release/567252
Also, I think track 5 is actually a Freestylers bootleg of C&C Music Factory?
Apologies for the terrible sound quality, the equipment I had at the time was not the best, and web hosting space was very limited indeed.
hi Phil , thanks for the details. Thanks for recording radio in ’99, it was epic… look how your record survive to time! , best regards