Tracklisting for my BBC Essential Mix
As mentioned in last week’s Around the World post, I did BBC’s Essential Mix on November 14th live from Bournemouth, UK with Erol Alkan. They streamed it on their site for a week but of course there are many rips lurking around the webosphere, including this one.
I did the first hour, Erol did the 2nd. Here’s my tracklisitng - after the jump…
A-Trak vs DJ Sneak - Say Whoa robot intro / You Can’t Hide From Your Bud
His Majesty Andre - Peep Thong
Soundhack - Funkyrule
DJ Sneak - Obama
Armand Van Helden - The Funk Phenomenon
Alex Gopher - Aurora
Voodoo Chilli - Get On Down
Boys Noize - Oh! (A-Trak Remix)
Treasure Fingers - Cross the Dancefloor (Laidback Luke remix)
DJ Mujava - Township Funk
DJ Mad - Put Your Drinks Up
DJ Rob 3 - The Chase
Laurent Wolf - The Crow
Beni - My Love Sees You (Etienne De Crecy remix)
DJ Mehdi - Pocket Piano (Joakim remix)
Mr Oizo - Gay Dentists (Andrew Ross remix)
Fake Blood - Blood Splashin
Sammy Bananas/N*E*R*D - All the Girls
Shadow Dancer - Soap
Jokers of the Scene - Baggy Bottom Boys
A-Trak - Say Whoa (Sinden remix)
Daniele Papini - Church of Nonsense
Laidback Luke & A-Trak - Shake It Down
Steve Mac & Marc Brown - Bells of Brighton (Popof remix)
Dek 32 - Gnor
DJ Gant-Man - I Juke That Girl From The Back
DJ Mp4 - The Book Is On The Table
Crookers ft. Kid Cudi - Embrace The Martian (Seiji Remix)
DJ Zinc - 138 Trek
Thomas Bangalter - What To Do
Tags: BBC Essential Mix, Erol Alkan
November 27th, 2008 at 12:31 am
Man, i am loving the first track (robot version of Say Whoa.)
That was great a-trak. Definitely got this in my car and it will be in my CD player for a longggg time.
December 22nd, 2008 at 2:38 pm
Hi….
Agre with nathan above…..are there any release plans for the say whao robot intro at all??
By far the best track on the mix…
thanks
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