| Artist: | KOTEY, Stevie/DJ KENT/VARIOUS
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| Title: | Rools For Rules: Twenty Eight Delights From The Bear Entertainment Family |
| Label: | Bear Funk
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| Cat: | BFKCD 002 |
| Format: | mixed 2xCD |
| Released: | 10 March, 2008 |
| Price: | £11.91 |
| Genre: | Disco/Re-Edits |
| Playlist: | MP3 | WMA |
| Availability: | In Stock - ships within 24 hours |
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| # | Samples | Title | |
| Side 1 | |||
| 1. | MP3 |
WMA |
Lexx - "Sirocco" |
| 2. | MP3 |
WMA |
Max Essa - "I Guess You Can Get A Tan In California" |
| 3. | MP3 |
WMA |
Goat Dance - "High Voltage" |
| 4. | MP3 |
WMA |
Sankt Goran - "Angel Babe The Tin Man" |
| 5. | MP3 |
WMA |
The Diaphanoids - "What The Fuck Do You Want With Us Earthlings?" |
| 6. | MP3 |
WMA |
Junji Masayama - "Monotone Radio" |
| 7. | MP3 |
WMA |
Lindstrom presents Plague The Kid II - "Drums Of Life" |
| 8. | MP3 |
WMA |
Research - "Shape The System" (main mix) |
| 9. | MP3 |
WMA |
Lordy - "The Watchtower" (version Emperor Machine) |
| 10. | MP3 |
WMA |
Kotey & Mammarella - "Love Sprinkle" |
| 11. | MP3 |
WMA |
Kotey Extra Band - "Sooner Or Later" (feat Chaz Jankel) |
| 12. | MP3 |
WMA |
Todd Terje - "Bodies" (Prins Thomas Orgasmatron) |
| 13. | MP3 |
WMA |
Laj & Quakerman - "Lust In Space" (beats) |
| 14. | MP3 |
WMA |
"Track 14" |
| Side 2 | |||
| 1. | MP3 |
WMA |
Fabrizio Mammarella - "Allunagio" |
| 2. | MP3 |
WMA |
Arturo Capone - "Svolvaer" |
| 3. | MP3 |
WMA |
Goat Dance - "In The System" (Kotey & Essa remix) |
| 4. | MP3 |
WMA |
Matt Kenny - "The Stay" |
| 5. | MP3 |
WMA |
Arturo Capone - "Rego Dancer" |
| 6. | MP3 |
WMA |
Altz - "Tune In" (version Idjut) |
| 7. | MP3 |
WMA |
Lindstrom presents Plague The Kid - "Jodleknappen" |
| 8. | MP3 |
WMA |
Brennan Green - "Pluto's Retreat" (Optimus remix) |
| 9. | MP3 |
WMA |
DJ Kent - "Second Moon" |
| 10. | MP3 |
WMA |
Oorutaichi - "Misen Gymnastics" (Idjut Boys full length) |
| 11. | MP3 |
WMA |
Goat Dance - "Goat Dance" |
| 12. | MP3 |
WMA |
Michoacan - "Sabor" |
| 13. | MP3 |
WMA |
Idjut Boys - "Laisn" (feat Rune Lindbaek) |
| 14. | MP3 |
WMA |
Lexx - "Slow Burning" |
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Label/Supplier Notes |
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'Rools for Rules Vol 1', mixed by Stevie Kotey & DJ Kent At last it's here! Bear Entertainment's first compilation has been a long time coming,
but it's been well worth the wait. Bear Entertainment was started in 2000 to release quality leftfield music. It has been doing so for 7 years and
has an extensive catalogue of titles. The label can proudly boast that they released some of the first productions & remixes by now very well
established artists. These include such luminaries as Lindstrøm, Chicken Lips, Prins Thomas, Idjut Boys, Todd Terje, Lexx, DJ Kent, ALTZ,
Fabrizio Mammarella, Ray Mang, Theo Parrish and of course productions of label boss, Stevie Kotey. 'The Rools for Rules' idea was created
in Holland when Stevie Kotey played at the legendary Melkweg (Milkyway) club Amsterdam. We were having a good chat about how liberal
Holland is and my friend remarked, "It may seem liberal but in Holland they have rules for rules!" Stevie kept this quote in his mind and saved
for the Bear compilation series. Cd1 mixed by Stevie Kotey has many unreleased gems including new music from 80s electronic pioneers
Research; Sweden's bright new thing Sankt Göran; and new Italian producers The Diaphanoids. The Diaphanoids member Andrea Bellentani
is also a classical composer who has written for the late Luciano Pavarotti amongst others). We also have all the usual top draw stuff you expect
from Bear; with Lindstrøm, Chaz Jankel, Max Essa, Prins Thomas, Emperor Machine and Lexx all making an appearance. CD2 is mixed by Force
of Nature member DJ Kent. Kent produced one of the first Bear Funk releases and is such a versatile DJ. Force of Nature is one of Japan's most
sought after and popular acts. For Kent's mix he has included music and remixes from the likes of Idjut Boys, Arturo Capone, Brennan Green, Goat
Dance and LA's Michoacan. Perhaps unsurprisingly for a duo named after the knob that controls sound's left/right balance, Pan-Pot are obsessed
with space, distance and depth, using all the tools in their arsenal to map out dimensions that go far beyond the confines of the dance floor. This is
body music, head music, dark night of the soul music. And when daybreak comes breathing into view, the music's ready and waiting for that as well.









