Steve Lawler - Live at Pervert Gold, Italy

All I can say is WOW. I'm not generally a big fan of house music, but this set has not left my playlist for the past month or so. 2.5 hours of dark, dirty, electro house; incredible ! Here is the tracklist:

01. Pastaboys - Tribute
02. Audiofly - Science Fiction
03. Vintagent - Rock N Roll
04. Dj Marbrax - Freakin
05. Tiga - Louder Than A Bomb
06. ID
07. Beginerz pres Def E - Wipe Those Tears Away (Vocal mix)
08. Steve Lawler - Illectronic Music (Vocal mix)
09. Mark Knight + Martijn Ten Velden - Acid Test
10. Mylo - Destroy Rock N Roll (Tom Neville mix)
11. Motel - Feel The Rhythm
12. Trophy Twins - Anarchism (Disciples of Sound & Kid Lopez mix)
13. Funky Green Dogs - Reach For Me (Steve Lawler mix)
14. Tommie Sunshine - Head To Toe In Drag
15. T-Total - Give Me Funk
16. Didier Sinclair and Chris Pie - Heavenly (Sharam Jey Club mix)
17. Max Linen - Flashback (D Ramirez mix)
18. Boombox - The Slam
19. Live Element - Dont Bring Me Down
20. ID
21. ID
22. God's Uncle / Robert Armani - Overclockers / Circus Bells (Hardfloor mix) / (King Unique Mashup)
23. Huntemann - Discotech
24. ID
25. ID
26. Donna Summer - I Feel Love (Steve Lawler mix)

Needless to say I can't wait to hear Lawler at a club again !

Update: Steve Lawler will be performing at Mezzanine, San Francisco on Oct 7, 2005. YES !

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Anonymous said…
nice you found the tracklisting! that set is killer!

timur
5:19 PM
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