FABIO/GROOVERIDER - 30 Years Of Rage Part 1 - Vinyl (2xLP)
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FABIO/GROOVERIDER

30 Years Of Rage Part 1(2xLP)

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Cat: RAGELPPT 1. Rel: 3 Jun 19
Breakbeat


Side 1 - Track 1. Leftfield - Not Forgotten (dub mix) Side 1 - Track 2. One Tribe - Is This All (feat Gem - Instinctstrumental) Side 2 - Track 1. Lennie De Ice - We Are IE Side 2 - Track 2. Zero B - Lock Up (2012 Remaster) Side 3 - Track 1. Wots My Code - Dubplate Side 3 - Track 2. Foul Play - Being With You Side 4 - Track 1. Noise Factory - The Future Side 4 - Track 2. Fallout - The Morning After (Sunrise mix)

This year marks three decades since the launch of Rage, the weekly London club night that not only made Fabio and Grooverider stars, but also proved hugely influential in the development of hardcore and jungle. To celebrate, the long-serving DJ duo is offering up an epic compilation of Rage favourites split over four double albums. Part One offers a great introduction to the series, flitting between familiar favourites (the throbbing, bass-heavy Dub of Leftfield's "Not Forgotten", Lennie De Ice's hardcore anthem "We Are I.E"), lesser celebrated gems (the dreamy deep house of One Tribe's "Is This All"), proto-jungle classics (Wots My Code's sub-heavy, bleep-sporting "Dubplate", Foul Play's lusciously hazy "Being With You") and genuine rude boy smashers (Noise Factory's "The Future").


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