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Various Cartel Speed Garage 1999

Performer: Various
Genre: Electronic
Title: Pure Speed Garage 2
Country: UK
Released: 01 Nov 1999
Style: Speed Garage
Label: Cartel
Catalog Number: PURECRCD08
FLAC version ZIP size: 2937 mb
MP3 version ZIP size: 2217 mb
WMA version ZIP size: 1429 mb
Rating: 4.2
Votes: 044

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Tracklist

1	–Deeper Cut	Catch The Feeling	6:52
2	–London Connection Feat Tempo O'Neal	Love Struck Energy	5:55
3	–Dominic B Feat Beverley	Going Round Vocals – Beverley	6:02
4	–Danny Swift	Enough Is Enough	5:20
5	–DJ Dee Kline & Baffled	Expressions Featuring – MC D-White	6:42
6	–Brother Gee	Kiss The Girls	6:00
7	–M Dubs Presents Club Hi-Life	Destiny Presenter – M DubsVocals [Featuring] – Ann-Marie Smith	5:51
8	–Ultymate	Vybe (Tuff Jam Mix) Remix – Tuff Jam	7:01
9	–T2	Steppin	4:12
10	–Matt Antonio	Take Me	5:40
11	–Miles Fontaine	Nothing Can Stop Us	6:03
12	–Ty Holden	Do What Ya Wanna Do	7:02
13	–Dub Monsters	Open Your Mind	5:40
14	–Dub Monsters	Sweet Thang	6:25
15	–Soloman J. & Cher	Rescue Me	5:29
16	–Sam Speed	Enjoy	5:27
17	–Levi	Don't Give Up (Tuff Jam Mix) Remix – Tuff Jam	5:43
18	–Various	Exclusive Mix DJ Mix – Jason Kaye	60:42
19	–D.B. Featuring Jo Bryant	Moving On Vocals – Jo Bryant	5:02
20	–Pied Piper & Unknown MC	Slip & Slide (Stanton Warrior Mix) Remix – Stanton Warriors	5:25
21	–Matt Antonio	Closer	5:27

Notes

3 hour of the biggest underground Garage anthems
CD3 exclusive Mix from Garage legend Jason Kaye.

© Cartel Music 1999 296170. Distributed by Beechwood 423214.

Packaged in a round tin case.

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Copyright (c) – Cartel
Distributed By – Beechwood Music

Gandree

A criticism of this otherwise pretty good selection of unmixed tracks is that they appear to be vinyl rips. They are reasonably clean and well done but nevertheless do have audible clicks and pops throughout. You may find some of these tracks on other Beechwood compilations in slightly better quality. The labelling of quite a few of the tracks is somewhat incorrect too.

WUNDERKIND

I'm not really a speed garage fan but Matt Antonio's "Closer" on here is a fanatastic 2 Step UK Garage tune with a great saxophone riff and a female vocal repeating the lyric: "Don't you know I need you closer"? - that still sounds great today. One of those tunes that causes people to come up and ask you what it is whenever they hear it played. For me this really sums up the sound of London UK Garage at its peak. As far as I know this release is the only place you'll find it unmixed on CD - it's worth having just for that.

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