Track Listing

Disc 1:

1. Franz Ferdinand - Do You Want To (Erol Alkan's Glam Racket)
2. Soulwax - Krack
3. Justice Vs Simian - We Are Your Friends
4. Mylo - Drop The Pressure
5. Digitalism - Pogo (On The Road To Paris Version)
6. Alter Ego - Rocker
7. Justice - Waters Of Nazareth
8. Simian Mobile Disco - Hustler
9. Tomas Andersson - Washing Up (Tiga Mix)
10. Vitalic - My Friend Dario
11. Gabriel Ananda - Ihre Persönliche Glücksmelodie
12. Solid Groove - This Is Sick
13. Claude VonStroke - Who's Afraid Of Detroit?
14. Ellen Allien & Apparat - Way Out
15. Lindstrom - I Feel Space

Disc 2:

1. The Chemical Brothers - Electronic Battle Weapon 7
2. Felix Da Housecat - Silver Screen Shower Scene
3. Miss Kittin & The Hacker - Stock Exchange
4. LCD Soundsystem - Tribulations (Tiga's Out Of The Trance Closet Mix)
5. Fischerspooner - Emerge
6. Tiga - Burning Down (London's Burning)
7. Freeform Five - Perspex Sex (Ewan Pearson's Hi NRG Remix)
8. Black Strobe - Inner Strings
9. Kiki & Silversurfer - Wasp
10. Funk D'Void - Diabla
11. Mathew Jonson - Ultra Violet Dream
12. Nathan Fake - The Sky Was Pink (Holden Remix)
13. Justin Robertson presents Revtone - Love Movement (Ulrich Schnauss Remix)

Disc 3:

1. Stardust - Music Sounds Better With You
2. Alan Braxe & Fred Falke - Intro
3. Hatiras - Spaced Invader
4. Christopher Just - I'm a Disco Dancer
5. Zombie Nation - Kernkraft 400 (Dave Clarke Remix)
6. Green Velvet - Flash
7. Midfield General -Coatnoise (Dave Clarke Mix)
8. Slam - Positive Education
9. I-F - Space Invaders Are Smoking Grass
10. Wink - Higher State of Consciousness (Original Tweekin Acid Funk Mix)
11. Daft Punk - Da Funk
12. LFO - Tied Up (Cheeky Monkey Slut Mix)
13. The Chemical Brothers - Chemical Beats
14. 69 - Desire

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #4703 in Music
• Released on: 2007-08-20
• Number of discs: 3
• Format: Box set

From the Artist
Like most things in life Bugged Out wasn't that carefully conceived. It was hastily thrown together after Paul and I were invited by Sankeys Soap in Manchester to quickly take over a failing Friday night. Sankeys' then manager, Andrew Spiro, had been impressed with some of the parties we had thrown in 1994 for our magazine Jockey Slut. The first was called Drinking Club which was set in a pub and featured a couple of mates who called themselves the Dust Brothers (later to be the Chemical Brothers) playing some records. A run of six parties called Discopogo followed over that summer and the weekly Bugged Out was launched at Sankeys on 24th November with LFO playing live. Initially the club was attended by a few hundred enthusiastic techno fans but within six months this had tripled. The DJ's and artists back then included Richie Hawtin, Daft Punk, Andrew Weatherall and Slam who are all still mining the coalface of rave. In 1998 Sankeys closed and we thought that would be the end of the night. Instead we were offered a monthly all-nighter at Liverpool's 2500 capacity Nation. With three rooms to programme we approached it as if booking a little festival every month; there were more live bands, a broader musical spectrum to truly reflect Jockey Slut's editorial but still a dedicated techno room (the much loved courtyard). On a good night you may have caught an early live appearance by Royksopp in one room, Basement Jaxx djing in another and Justin Robertson and Dave Clarke hammering it out in the courtyard. In 1999 we sold Jockey Slut to a London publisher and moved to the capital along with it. Fabric opened around the same time and we hooked up with the Boutique for a monthly that saw queues around the block to catch DJ sets from the Chemical Brothers and Daft Punk. One person on the dancefloor for Daft Punk was Erol Alkan who launched his London residency with us in 2001. There was a brief six month spell at Heaven later that year - with DJ Hell's Gigolo showcase featuring Miss Kittin and the Hacker heralding a sea-change in dance music. Since October 2002 London's The End has been our home and we have witnessed memorable performances from Ivan Smagghe, JoJo De Freq, Mylo, Vitalic, Tiga, Miss Kittin and Erol amongst countless others. We're constantly amazed at the new talent that keeps emerging in electronic music, each year there are new tunes to cherish and new artists to champion. But, for once, we are having a look back for this, our first retrospective. Here comes the music.

Customer Reviews

Great selection from previous compilations
Some excellent tunes here with Daft Punk, Tiga and Chemical Brothers delivering and some lesser-known tunes delivered too. If you like this sort of music then its a great addition to your collection. 3 cds worth too that keeps you entertained with a slightly different feel to each one. Definitely a good buy.

Wot no Mills?
Not much wrong with this, but no Jeff Mills tracks? Some of my fondest memories of Bugged Out are to Jeff Mills tracks. Or Dave Clarke dropping Blue Monday at the end of the nobody knows night. Or DC outdoing Robertson by playing Flash louder and harder than he had just done... But the best was Mills holding a 303 aloft in the booth while the floor went ballistic.

So many memories, so many tunes, so much sweat.

Viva acid house!

Bugged Out Classic
A well thought out and carefully chosen selection of blistering tracks. If you're into Bugged Outs twisted fusion of electro, techno and house then this is definately worth having. Whats great about this release is that its unmixed so its easy to transfer tracks to mobile phones etc.. Here you get 3 cds containing individual classic cuts like the Chemical Brothers mind melting 'Electronic Battleweapon 7', Dave Clarke's banging 'Coatnoise' Remix, Lindstroms atmospheric 'I Feel Space' and Justin Robertson Pres. Revtone 'Love Movement' (Ulrich Schnauuss Remix), Freeform Five's quality 'Perspex Sex' (Ewan Pearsons Mix) and Funk D'Voids racey tech infused 'Diabla' :o)) Caution: This collection of hot tracks is not for the slipper wearer.... its pure party material..