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Artist: Fabric

Album: Fabric 14 - Stacey Pullen

Year: 2004
Genre: House

#	Track Title	Mode, kbps	Length	Size, MB
1	Spacey Bongo (Cutlab)	160	6:10	7.06
2	I Got It (BB Boogie)	160	4:50	5.53
3	The DJs Calling (Vibe Residents feat. DragonFly)	160	4:24	5.05
4	Roll Call (Asad Rivsi's Silverlining Mix) (Shuffle Heads)	160	4:44	5.41
5	Get It Back (Pure Science)	160	5:26	6.22
6	Beatz In Peacez '03 (Peace Division)	160	5:26	6.22
7	Slips (Magoo)	160	4:58	5.69
8	Saxophobia (Niquid)	192	3:51	5.28
9	Music People (Moodymann)	160	6:29	7.42
10	3rd Eye (Men With Sticks)	192	6:29	8.91
11	Hold On (DiY)	160	4:54	5.60
12	The Drum (Oscar)	160	4:51	5.56
13	Catch 2 (Dave Angel)	160	5:19	6.08
14	Flookin' (Solid Groove)	160	6:08	7.02
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Comments For: Fabric - Fabric 14 - Stacey Pullen

1Flookin' (Solid Groove)

In addition to releasing four studio projects with Medeski, Martin & Wood throughout 2008 , bassist Chris Wood will issue his second studio album with his brother Oliver on April 1.

2Roll Call (Asad Rivsi's Silverlining Mix) (Shuffle Heads)

This fantastic new mashup album centers around Iron Maiden, mashing the band with the likes of Pet Shop Boys, Blondie and Bob Marley. Many of today's finest bootleggers contribute to the mix including DJ Lobsterdust, Copycat, Wax Audio, Simon Idoll, DJ Schmolli and DJ Morgoth!

3Music People (Moodymann)

Hoping to capitalize on positive reviews and strong Oscar buzz, Warner Bros. will be slipping the George Clooney legal thriller MICHAEL CLAYTON back into theaters on Jan. 25, one month before the Oscars.

4The DJs Calling (Vibe Residents feat. DragonFly)

A look at how planet, profit and people stand to be affected as energy, environment, finance ministers and heads of state met at the OPEC 3 and East Asia 3 summits in advance of the UNFCCC's Climate Change conference in Bali next month.

5I Got It (BB Boogie)

..Despite whatever hurdles and animosities might exist between the two companies, Qualcomm stands an excellent chance of surmounting the current impasse. A NewsVisual analysis of the company�??s Board of Directors using its Knowledge Map tool shows they possess outstanding talent and business acumen...

6Get It Back (Pure Science)

I happened to be browsing RedState (gasp), and found this article actually insightful. It details several cases where people defended themselves from a threat with force and were criticized. The author makes the case that while vigilante justice should be avoided in general, it is not wrong to protect yourself or harmlessly stop illegal actions.

7Catch 2 (Dave Angel)

As I wrote in last week's TIME column, predicting American Idol results based on search term data is not an easy feat, really more art than science. Last week based on search terms for the week ending 5/19/07, Blake Lewis led Jordin Sparks in overall search term volume, the basis for my prediction that Blake would win. The biggest challenge...

8Saxophobia (Niquid)

Imagine the "Nutcracker." Throw in some more Christmas songs, and add a powerful laser light show and some masterful vocals and rock instrumentation. You'll get an idea of what the Trans-Siberian Orchestra is about.

9Spacey Bongo (Cutlab)

With his shaved head, Pat Clark looks more like Mr. Clean than Mary Poppins

10Beatz In Peacez '03 (Peace Division)

Physical release coming January 2nd, 2008 on ATO Records. (Frighteningly enough, that's Dave Matthews' label!)

11Hold On (DiY)

The remains of the former director of the daily ?Adevarul,? Dumitru Tinu, were exhumed yesterday morning, in the cemetery of Breaza, a locality in Prahova County, by a team from ?Mina Minovici? Forensic Institute (INML), as part of the investigation regarding the circumstances in which the journalist had lost his life.

12The Drum (Oscar)

(Family Features) - Nature adorns itself in fall with broad strokes of warm, spicy colors and scattered accents of interesting, sometimes bizarre-looking seed heads, pods, nuts and berries.

133rd Eye (Men With Sticks)

Evander Holyfield may yet become the poster boy for boxing reform. A couple more fights -- each decreasingly competitive, increasingly dangerous -- will surely turn his remaining brain tissue to jelly. It's a horrible prospect, but not one we haven't seen before. Boxers battle on beyond their prime, exchanging their name recognition (not to mention their health) for a cynical promise of glory. ...