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.spec aka Rob Gretton - Black Angel - London UK - Aug 2001
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.spec
.specGenre: Electronic
Date of Set: Aug 2001
Filesize: 35.70 MB
Total Downloads: 14
Biography of .spec aka Rob Gretton
First pulling together a mix at a New Year party in 1996/7, the die was cast in terms of my open minded approach to DJing. If memory serves, those tracks were T.Power’s ‘Symbiosis’ (or its flipside?) and ‘A Thousand Ways’ by Cabaret Voltaire. The party ebbed and flowed over the next 4 days or so, but on the rare occasions I’d manage to get near the decks nothing would come together.
Late ’97 saw me move to London, be introduced to Techno in its purest forms and soon after the music which really inspired me… a combination of Industrial beats, analogue synths and precision programming. Electronica (or latterly IDM) was the name it was given, but to me was always just interesting Electro.
A few years on, I joined Outlet Collective, a crew of fellow old Southenders and London Lost regulars. Though most noted for my ‘In-a-bar-style’ House sets which would always get the room subconsciously moving at our weekly jaunts to Bar Spirit, Barbican, I was beginning to tire of 4-to-the-floor and wanted to get back to ‘interesting Electro’. After a string of backroom sets at SEND, OC’s events at The Rhythm Factory, Whitechapel, and supporting Rob Euroh at Bleep43 parties, I knew it was time to part with the crew and pursue my own direction.
Since heading off on my own, I've moved back to my home town and concentrated on building up and learning the ins and outs of my studio. Recently making my début live performance at the Sutton with Shopland Festival (swsf.co.uk), I'm now solidly on a 'play live' mission. Outside of that I'm in the process of forming a Southend-on-Sea Electronic Arts Network (SOSEAN or Mesh), working with local grafitti artists in co-ordination with Network Rail and Southend Borough Council, and also involved in several multimedia projects with MediaShed (mediashed.org). I also co-run ambient/electronica night Telephasic Workshop, with Paul Malone (DJ Wes Cliff) and Stuart Bowditch (Hybernation) in what some folks consider to be a going-nowhere seaside town. Home is what you make it. We’re making it better!
http://myspace.com/_spec
Late ’97 saw me move to London, be introduced to Techno in its purest forms and soon after the music which really inspired me… a combination of Industrial beats, analogue synths and precision programming. Electronica (or latterly IDM) was the name it was given, but to me was always just interesting Electro.
A few years on, I joined Outlet Collective, a crew of fellow old Southenders and London Lost regulars. Though most noted for my ‘In-a-bar-style’ House sets which would always get the room subconsciously moving at our weekly jaunts to Bar Spirit, Barbican, I was beginning to tire of 4-to-the-floor and wanted to get back to ‘interesting Electro’. After a string of backroom sets at SEND, OC’s events at The Rhythm Factory, Whitechapel, and supporting Rob Euroh at Bleep43 parties, I knew it was time to part with the crew and pursue my own direction.
Since heading off on my own, I've moved back to my home town and concentrated on building up and learning the ins and outs of my studio. Recently making my début live performance at the Sutton with Shopland Festival (swsf.co.uk), I'm now solidly on a 'play live' mission. Outside of that I'm in the process of forming a Southend-on-Sea Electronic Arts Network (SOSEAN or Mesh), working with local grafitti artists in co-ordination with Network Rail and Southend Borough Council, and also involved in several multimedia projects with MediaShed (mediashed.org). I also co-run ambient/electronica night Telephasic Workshop, with Paul Malone (DJ Wes Cliff) and Stuart Bowditch (Hybernation) in what some folks consider to be a going-nowhere seaside town. Home is what you make it. We’re making it better!
http://myspace.com/_spec
fancy robots - robo-friend (original acoustic version by vilunki3030 & tumppi)
mc900ft jesus with dj zero - real black angel
klystron - polycell
marco passarani - phonok (vacuum party mix)
silicon scally - hertz us
i-f - secret desire
komatro:hn - b-boys shake that ass
adult - lost love
kit clayton - clockwork
drexciya - wavejumper
marco passarani - battle 101
public image ltd - the order of death
luke slater - are you there?
the octagon man - free-er than free
gescom - keynell 3
psi performer - 1948
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Rating: 
(10)
Jul 22, 2006
Comment: This is the first I've heard from this person and I am impressed. Heavy on the beats and electro, but other sounds are added to the mix to create a real genre-bender of a set, as one would expect from the tracklist, which is interesting; you wouldn't expect to see some of these tracks included, but it all works, the set progresses nicely, and the result is pretty amazing. Highly recommended.
Rating: (10)
Jul 27, 2006
Comment: Pretty nice compilation of very different styles. The variation gives this set a character of a journey. Nice mindtrip...get it ! 
Rating:
(10)
Jul 05, 2006
as usual, he completely disregards silly considerations such
as sticking to a specific genre. just peruse through the
tracklist + you'll see. the interesting choices will have you
captivated throughout + have your head a-bopping.
this set is a thoughtful journey through some fantastic tracks.
thank you for sharing!
p.s. despite the low bitrate, 96 kbps, the sound quality is
high so i'm going to break my own rule of nothing below 128
to be on my recommendations list. yes, it's THAT good.