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Angus Robinson Hosting Finger Lickin Showcase ││ │ Title......... Futurized Radio (Proton)-DAB-27-09 ││ │ Label......... n/a ││ │ Cat. Nr....... n/a ││ │ Year.......... 2004 ││ │ Genre......... Beat ││ │ Street Date... 00/00/0000 ││ │ Release Date.. 27/10/2004 ││ │ Size.......... 165,4 MB ││ │ Tracks........ 01 ││ │ Length........ 120:24 min ││ │ Source........ CDDA ││ │ Encoder....... LAME ││ │ Quality....... 192KBps / 44.1Khz / Joint-Stereo ││ │ ││ └──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────│──────-· ││ ┌─────────────────────────────────┐ ││ │ R E L E A S E C O M M E N T S │┐ ││ └─────────────────────────────────┘└─────────────────────────────│──┐ ┌──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────│───┘ │ ││ │ Finger Lickin Showcase ││ │ September 27th ││ │ Finger Lickin' was set up in 1998 by Justin Rushmore and Jem ││ │ Panufnik, and since then has firmly established itself as ││ │ one of the leading independent leftfield dance labels in the ││ │ world. Finger Lickin' have sold in excess of 120,000 records ││ │ world-wide. There remain few DJ's without at least one ││ │ Finger Lickin' tune in their box! Support has came from the ││ │ big DJ's across all genres of music: Pete Tong, Fat Boy ││ │ Slim, Seb Fontaine, The Freestylers, Artful Dodger, Adam ││ │ Freeland, Graham Gold, Tall Paul and even Sasha! ││ │ ││ │ ││ │ History ││ │ ││ │ 1999 ││ │ Finger Lickin' sees regular national radio support from Pete ││ │ Tong and is voted 6th best Beats label for '99. "It's a ││ │ Finger Lickin' Sampler", taken from the first compilation, ││ │ gets voted No.3 release of the year in the DJ magazine Beats ││ │ & Breaks chart. Soul of Man are voted 15th best remixer of ││ │ the year and overall Finger Lickin' lands at 12th best new ││ │ label to hit the scene in last 5 years!! ││ │ ││ │ 2000 ││ │ Plumps go off, Lee Coombs wows San Francisco, Soul of Man go ││ │ large in Australia, what more could you ask for? Plump DJs ││ │ released their critically acclaimed album "A Plump Night ││ │ Out" which went on to win many 'Best Of?Ǫ.' awards, ││ │ including Pete Tong's 'Best Breakbeat Album', Timeout and ││ │ Mixmag's breaks album of the year. Support for the label ││ │ steps up more than a few gears. The Plumps get an essential ││ │ tune on Radio One. Lee Coombs also continues to be a regular ││ │ feature on national Radio One with Future Sound of Retro ││ │ used as a soundbed for 12 weeks! Tong was even quoted to say ││ │ that "If the Essential show had an in house orchestra it ││ │ would be Lee Coombs!". ││ │ ││ │ 2001 ││ │ The profile of all the artists explodes. The Plumps are ││ │ nominated for more or less every award going, almost making ││ │ the Mercury Prize shortlist, and they continue to win ││ │ thousands of fans across the world. The album from Lee ││ │ Coombs, "The Future Sound of Retro" wins massive critical ││ │ acclaim, as he becomes the producer's producer and brings ││ │ remix offers flying in. That includes his awesome version of ││ │ 'Crystal' by New Order (#1 on Muzik's Tunes Of The Year ││ │ covermount CD) which is duly followed up by a request to DJ ││ │ at their album launch party at Cream in Liverpool. ││ │ ││ │ There were single releases from all the usual suspects: Lee ││ │ Coombs, Soul of Man and Arc-En-Ciel, plus an e.p. from new ││ │ subsidiary label Finger Lickin' Funk showcasing the talents ││ │ of Krafty Kuts and friends. Towards the end of the year ││ │ Krafty Kuts' 'Ill Type Sound' gets licensed to Coca Cola for ││ │ TV ad break bumpers on the UK Premiership football. ││ │ Plump DJs are nominated for two Muzik magazine awards and DJ ││ │ at the award show with Sasha and Carl Cox (televised in the ││ │ UK). The Drumattic Twins remix Mike Monday 'You Can't Play ││ │ Bass' on Whoop Records. Plump DJs support Orbital on their ││ │ two UK tours, with Lee Coombs joining them on the final date ││ │ at Brixton Academy. Soul of Man remix the classic 'Absurd' ││ │ by Fluke for Virgin records. The Plump DJs track 'Big Groovy ││ │ Fucker' is used on the Playstation 2 version of Wipeout ││ │ Fusion alongside two remixes they did for BT and Orbital, ││ │ and the boys appear in promotions for the game. And of ││ │ course the second 'Finger Lickin' Thang!' compilation is ││ │ unleashed, supported by a hugely successful UK tour. It ││ │ culminates in a massive13,000 strong label party in Sydney, ││ │ Australia with Soul Of Man, Plump DJs, Krafty Kuts and ││ │ Jessica Joy. ││ │ ││ │ 2002 ││ │ Drumattic Twins' single 'Thinking About You' kick starts the ││ │ year, receiving regular airplay on Radio 1 (Boy George & ││ │ Judge Jules). The hugely anticipated new Plump DJs release ││ │ is Big Groovy Fucker from PlayStation 2's Wipeout Fusion as ││ │ it finally sees a vinyl release, while TB Reality is a ││ │ Kicking Cut for Graham Gold and already a big fave with ││ │ Norman Cook. Dirty Waltzer/ Get It Girls: Finger Lickin' ││ │ celebrate their 30th release with a fierce AA12" by label ││ │ bosses and dirty break housers Soul Of Man, shortly after ││ │ their remix of Fluke's Absurd hits the DJ Beats Chart at ││ │ #6). ││ │ ││ │ Drumattic Twins are currently going places with their ││ │ imminent album release and their 2 album samplers receive ││ │ plaudits from Pete Tong, Meat Katie, Stanton Warriors and ││ │ Groove Armada and enters the Radio One Dance top 40. They ││ │ play the Glade at Glastonbury Festival and star in the Retro ││ │ Arena at Homelands as their former identity Shades of ││ │ Rhythm. The Drumattic Twins album, 'Drumattical', is already ││ │ garnering considerable column inches across the print and ││ │ internet music press. Lee Coombs is creating a unique mix ││ │ album for the first of the new Perfecto Breaks series of ││ │ albums. This involves making exclusive versions of old ││ │ records, including Jam the Mace by Kenny Dope and Bam Bam's ││ │ 'Give It To Me' plus new tracks including two he's written ││ │ with Meat Katie. Krafty Kuts' is working on the Finger ││ │ Lickin' Funk album with talented young musician A Skillz, ││ │ and other notable collaborators. See the releases section on ││ │ the news page for more details of upcoming releases. ││ │ ││ │ 2003 ││ │ That Finger Lickin' word just keeps spreadin'?Ǫ Our ││ │ extremely hard-working artists and DJs continued to churn ││ │ out the hits and travelling the world to bring their funky ││ │ message to the masses: Japan, Australia, Hungary, Poland, ││ │ Spain, France, Thailand, China, United Arab Emirates, ││ │ America, Canada, Germany, Taiwan, Italy, Belgium, Holland, ││ │ New Zealand, Singapore - you name it: SOMEONE from Finger ││ │ Lickin' Records has rocked the joint there this year! ││ │ ││ │ A big year for releases, with major chart action all the ││ │ way: Two big album projects in the form of the highly- ││ │ anticipated Plump DJs longplayer "Eargasm", and A. Skillz & ││ │ Krafty Kuts' funktastic "Tricka Technology" - both amazingly ││ │ well received, winning rave reviews and both singled out in ││ │ Mixmag and DJ Mag's top 10 albums of the year. "Eargasm" is ││ │ also included in Virgin's "Best of British" campaign - a ││ │ selection of 80 of the UK's finest musical moments which ││ │ also includes legends such as Led Zeppelin, Rolling Stones, ││ │ Oasis and the Beatles. ││ │ ││ │ Singles-wise FLR continued to dominate charts and record ││ │ boxes, with no less than six Breaks & Beats Chart number ││ │ ones and some exciting collaborations from the likes of Gary ││ │ Numan (on Plump DJs "Pray For You") and Kurtis Blow (on A. ││ │ Skillz and Krafty's "Gimme The Breaks") and also FLR ││ │ introduces Slyde and Brothers Bud to the world.. Strong ││ │ support for the label continued to come from the usual ││ │ breaks suspects, but interestingly more of a diverse ││ │ selection of DJs as varied as Fergie, Groove Armada, Seb ││ │ Fontaine, Timo Maas, Pete Tong and Orbital have been caught ││ │ spinning Finger Lickin' tracks or giving them praise?Ǫ ││ │ Seems like the genre is stepping over boundaries more this ││ │ year - although apparently not when you study the results of ││ │ DJ Mag's Top 100 DJs of 2004 where you would be forgiven for ││ │ thinking trance was the new techno (or is it the other way ││ │ round?) - only a very light smattering of breaks DJs were in ││ │ there, which made the Plumps' highly respectable slot at ││ │ number 37 all the more impressive, with Krafty and Soul of ││ │ Man also snugly inside the next 150. Finger Lickin' was also ││ │ voted Best Label in the Breakspoll Awards, and Krafty Kuts ││ │ won Best International DJ in the Australian Dance Music ││ │ Awards. ││ │ ││ │ It was a great year for festivals, and you would be hard- ││ │ pushed to find one without at least one of our lot getting ││ │ into the spirit of things: from the hippy delights and ││ │ northern lights of Shambhala in Canada, to rocktastic ││ │ fantastic Fuji Rock Festival in Japan, to perhaps the mother ││ │ of all festivals: Glastonbury, where Krafty and Adam, Soul ││ │ of Man and Plump DJs not only played to a packed-out 7,000 ││ │ capacity Dance Tent, but also had their sets broadcast to ││ │ the nation on BBC Radio 1?Ǫ Coombsie found his spiritual ││ │ home in the Glade sending them to tribal fits and Stereo 8 ││ │ caused the usual mayhem hosting the backstage area. A messy ││ │ summer it was?Ǫ ││ │ ││ │ Weekly shindig FINGER LICKIN' THURSDAYS kicked off at Bar ││ │ Vinyl where normally big-room DJs and labels brought their ││ │ wares to the more intimate Camden bar surroundings: ││ │ Dreadzone, Atomic Hooligan, Hyper, Tayo, Rat Records, 2 ││ │ Sinners, Whole 9 Yards, TCR, Barry Ashworth and a whole host ││ │ of others kept the drinks pouring and punters grooving?Ǫ ││ │ ││ │ ││ │ Part 1: Angus Robinson ││ │ 1. Benz & MD - Radience (Introspective remix) [Release] ││ │ 2. Crystal Method - High & Low [V2] ││ │ 3. LBJ - Graffiti Techno [Heavy Disco] ││ │ 4. Noel Sanger - Designs [Electrofly] ││ │ 5. Dogtown - Clash Freaks [Electron Soul] ││ │ 6. Double Dose - Freakshow [White Label] ││ │ 7. Habersham - Body Phunk (Christian J remix) [Institution ││ │ Breaks] ││ │ 8. Simon Paul - Ground Loop Voodoo [Splank!] ││ │ 9. Robb G & Paranoid Jack - Environmental Product (Splitloop ││ │ remix) [Promo Records] ││ │ 10. Tali - Airport Lounge (Freestylers remix) [Full Cycle] ││ │ 11. Circuit Breaker & Deckart - Supa! (Infekto remix) [Money ││ │ Shot] ││ │ 12. Wicked Lester - Gravy Train Running [Bigfoot] ││ │ ││ │ Part 2: Finger Lickin Showcase ││ │ 1. SOUL OF MAN - 20 MIN MIX [Finger Lickin] ││ │ 2. A. Skillz - Short Breath Intro [Finger Lickin] ││ │ 3. Soul of Man - Shake Em Down [Finger Lickin] ││ │ 4. Lee Coombs & Christian J - Dubhead [Finger Lickin] ││ │ 5. Soul of Man - Dirty Waltzer [Finger Lickin] ││ │ 6. Lee Coombs & Dylan Rhymes - Alright All Night [Finger ││ │ Lickin] ││ │ 7. - -s ││ │ 8. DRUMATTIC TWINS - 20 MIN MIX ││ │ 9. - -s ││ │ 10. Drumattic Twins - Super Sexy [Finger Lickin] ││ │ 11. Drumattic Twins - Le Funky [Finger Lickin] ││ │ 12. Drumattic Twins - Rock Steady [Finger Lickin] ││ │ 13. Drumattic Twins - Mind the Gap [Finger Lickin] ││ │ 14. Drumattic Twins - Mutate the Beat [Finger Lickin] ││ │ 15. Drumattic Twins - Davros [Finger Lickin] ││ │ 16. - - ││ │ 17. PLUMP DJS - 10 MIN MIX ││ │ 18. - - ││ │ 19. Plump DJs - Plump Intro [Finger Lickin] ││ │ 20. Plump DJs - Pressure [Finger Lickin] ││ │ 21. Plump DJs - The Soul Vibrates [Finger Lickin] ││ │ 22. Plump DJs - Squeaks & Bleeps [Finger Lickin] ││ │ 23. Plump DJs - How Much is Enough [Finger Lickin] ││ │ 24. Plump DJs - Scram [Finger Lickin] ││ │ 25. - - ││ │ 26. LEE COOMBS - 15 MIN MIX ││ │ 27. - - ││ │ 28. Meat Katie - All I Need (Dylan Rhymes remix) [Lot49] ││ │ 29. Unknown - Booted Out [White Label] ││ │ 30. Lee Coombs - Lick the Frog [Finger Lickin] ││ │ 31. Meat Katie & Justin Drake - Poke [Thrust] ││ │ ││ │ ││ │ ││ └──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────│──────-· ││ ┌─────────────────────┐ ││ │ T R A C K L i S T │┐ ││ └─────────────────────┘└─────────────────────────────────────────│──┐ ┌──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────│───┘ │ ││ │ [01] Futurized Radio (Proton)-DAB-27-09-2004 120:24 ││ │ ││ │ Total Playtime : 120:24 min││ │ ││ └───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────│─────-· ││──┐ ┌──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────│───┘ │ ││ │ ││ └───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────│─────-·