James Lavelle / Paul Daley Mixset (d/l) and TRACK ID PLEASE!

[joethelion]

ok - so I just got "[2002-03-11] - BB - Paul Daley & James Lavelle [Recorded Live at Fabric]" the other day, and the first track James plays after "Get Ready" sounds reeeealy familiar, and very Orbital-sounding, but I can't place the track

so I was wondering if someone could download the set, and let me know what the track is

James Lavelle's part
http://www.sendspace.com/file/j84kd1

Paul Daley
http://www.sendspace.com/file/jjtoic

...and you're welcome for the Paul Daley part, as I really just need to figure out the (technically second) track in the JL set. It's what comes in after Rare Earth - "Get Ready" (which James uses to open every set he does)

[crank]

thanks Joethelion.
i'll download it and not know what the track is, but thanks!

ps you peeps need to get the new Resident Advisor podcast by Tim Sweeny,
he mixes Lemon Interupt - Eclipse - in! New LCD Soundsystem in the mix and a New Juan MacLean track too.


crANk..

[jOHN rODRIGUEZ]

Is it the track with Supertramp(god, I love that name) sampled in?

[joethelion]

what track samples Supertramp?
(edit) I should clarify, while I do know of that band, I couldn't tell you a single song of theirs, or even identify any song as being theirs



the track that I was asking about starts at about 1:42 into the set, and then continues on until... 9:27, when layo & bushwacka's "shining through" comes in

so basically :

Rare Earth - Get Ready
Unknown - Unknown
Layo & Bushwacka - Shining Through
Ils - Next Level
Felix da Housecat - What Does it Feel Like (Royksopp mix)
FC Kahuna - Glitterball

[jOHN rODRIGUEZ]

Yeah, definately Supertramp's "Goodbye Stranger". It's stripped abit from the original. It's missing a note or two. Not sure about who did the actual track we hear. Sounds white label. What sounds like synth at the end of original is actually a guitar. Only person I would compare playing like that now-a-days would be T. Morello of Rage Against the Mach.

I am certain you'll know the song when you hear it, that's why it sounds familiar. Classic whatever-one-would-call Supertramp's music. "Breakfast in America" is an essential. One great achievement after another on that album when it comes to sound engineering/recording styles.