Track Listing

1. Come Get It - Scratch Perverts & Dynamite MC
2. Ha Ha - Ty Feat
3. Born To Roll - Masta Ace Inc
4. I'll Be Surprised - Skinnyman
5. Witness - Roots Manuva [Walworth Road Rocker's Dub]
6. Guns Are Drawn - The Roots
7. Ug Beats - Mr Scruff
8. Go In - Die & Skitz Feat
9. Party Hard - The Perceptionists Feat
10. This Way - Dilated Peoples Feat
11. Hold On - Foreign Beggars Feat
12. Fame And Money - Booty Bouncers (Deekline And Wizard) Feat
13. Face Smacker - Scratch Perverts
14. Hip Hop - Dead Prez
15. Stand By - Scratch Perverts
16. G.D.M.F.S.O.B. - DJ Shadow Feat. Roots Manuva [UNKLE Uncensored Mix]
17. Rocker - Alter Ego
18. Time Is My Everything - Ian Brown [Scratch Perverts Vocal Mix]
19. The National Anthem - Radiohead
20. Pack Of Wolves - Nightbreed [Pendulum Remix]
21. Get Ill - Ed Rush & Optical
22. Slippery Slope - Clipz
23. Gimme Da Gal - DJ Phantasy, Shodan & UK Apache
24. Another Planet - Pendulum
25. A Modern Way V.I.P. - Baron

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #21281 in Music
• Released on: 2005-06-13
• Number of discs: 1
• Format: Live
• Dimensions: .26 pounds

Customer Reviews

Good Lord, this is absolutely incredible
It takes alot to impress me where mix albums are concerned. Of the vast collection I own, only a handful get played with any kind of frequency. The likes of Sasha & Digweed's Northern Exposure, the classic 2 Many Djs mash-ups, GU's Nick Warren in Reykjavik & Sasha in Ibiza....all legendary mixes in their own varying ways. But now I can safely add another to the Elite - Fabric22.

You just know Scratch Perverts are going to be good before you even hear them. Prime Cuts, Tony Vegas & Plus One? It doesn't get much better as a collective! In short, you need this cd in your life. As is typical of many of their sets, the first half concerns itself with hip-hop, mixing classic tracks like Roots Manuva's Witness (One Hope) with other British hip-hop like Skinnyman; bringing in Mr Scruff beats and taking the cream of the US crop in the likes of the Kanye West assisted Dilated Peoples track This Way. The Pervs very own Stand By (now used on Lucozade adverts) signals the departure of the hip-hop (but only after the monstrous bass of Dead Prez) and careers off into energy-rush inducing drum n bass, via the indie/rock tones of Ian Brown and Radiohead. The album reaches its crescendo on the ridiculously catchy Another Planet, by which time you are probably exhausted.

But not too exhausted that you couldn't listen to it again straight away. The highest praise I can give this album is that I am yet to come across anyone who doesn't love it. So many people have borrowed it off me, I've barely had it myself these past few months.

It's the mix cd for people who don't like commercial hip hop. It's the mix cd for people who don't like dance. It's the mix cd for people who don't like mix cds. It's the mix cd for people who don't even know what a mix cd is.

Just buy it - you won't regret it.

And try and get hold of their Radio One Essential Mix from 2004 - an even superior mix than this. Take the above, and throw in the likes of Metallica, RHCPs, Dizzee Rascal, Chemical Brothers and Prodigy to name but a few. Yes, exactly.

A Wicked Collection Of Tunes!!
They have certainly picked a good selection of tunes here! Including, Mr Scruff, the Roots, Dead Prez, Ty, Alter Ego...

It starts off more Hip-Hop style and then the last tracks progress onto a more Drum 'n Base style. Although I like D'nB I much prefered the Hip-Hop side of these tracks that luckerly take up most of the album. If you like the Scratch Perverts you bound to love this since it's all their style of tunes.

My fav tracks:
Ha Ha - Ty
Witness (Walworth Road Rocker's Dub) - Roots Manuva
Guns Are Drawn - The Roots
Hip Hop - Dead Prez
Stand By - Scratch Perverts
Rocker - Alter Ego

Block Rockin' eclectic mix
Fabric have outdone themselves with this latest offering from the extremely talented Scratch Perverts. I am not much of a hip-hop fan but I thought I would try this CD anyway and it blew me away. These guys go from rap to breaks to techno to drum n'bass seamlessly scratching away the whole time. The standout track on this album for me would be the awesome UNKLE remix of GDMFSOB by DJ Shadow and Roots Maunuva. This track marks the start of act II in the mix with up tempo beats and dance floor destroyers. Excellent stuff.