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Electronic
Performer: Claude Young
Title: Begin EP
Style: Techno, House
Year 1995
Country US
Genre: Electronic
Rating: 4.7
Votes: 180
MP3 size: 1666 mb
FLAC size: 1208 mb
WMA size: 1130 mb
Other formats: APE MP3 VQF VOX DTS XM DMF

Claude Young / Shake - Begin EP mp3 album


Claude Young / Shake - Begin EP mp3 album

Tracklist

A1 Shake March Into Darkness
A2 Shake Happy To Be Here
AA1 Claude Young Changing Factors
AA2 Claude Young Second Experience

Companies, etc.

  • Phonographic Copyright (p) – Computer Literate pub.
  • Phonographic Copyright (p) – Frictional Recordings
  • Copyright (c) – Computer Literate pub.
  • Copyright (c) – Frictional Recordings
  • Mastered At – National Sound Corporation
  • Lacquer Cut At – National Sound Corporation

Credits

  • Design – Brendan M Gillen*
  • Producer – Claude Young

Notes

A side: Thanx to THD, Sherrod Ingram, Claude Young, Mike Huckaby, MK, DBX, Basic Channel, Rob Hood, Mainstreet, Carl Craig, Brian Bonds, Kech, Kenny Dixon and you.
Dedicated to the memory of Eric Simms

AA side: Dedicated to the memory of Willie Lang
Blaxsploit!

Lacquer cut at National Sound Corporation, Detroit (US).

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Matrix / Runout (Run-out Side A): FRCT OOI-A NSC[logo]
  • Matrix / Runout (Run-out Side AA): FRCT 001-AA NSC[logo]
  • Rights Society: BMI

Other versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
FRCT 001 Claude Young / Shake Claude Young / Shake - Begin EP ‎(12", M/Print) Frictional Recordings FRCT 001 US 1995
FRCT 001 Claude Young / Shake Claude Young / Shake - Begin EP ‎(12", Promo, W/Lbl) Frictional Recordings FRCT 001 US 1995


Gindian
Difficult to overstate how massive "CHANGING FACTORS" is. I remember Colin Dale playing this as his first tune on Abstrakt Dance every week for about 3 months. Fast forward about 10yrs and I remember it getting a double rewind at a club in the East end of London. For me - if you asked me to define Detroit techno in one record, this is it. Peace to all involved.
one life
Agreed. Massive, massive tune when it came out. Was it Colin Dale's Outer Limits segment he used to play it on? The epitome of Detroit Techno up there with the best stuff from Derrick May, Juan etc. Amazing track.
Hilarious Kangaroo
spot on mate
RuTGamer
My record has inverted labels, am I the only one with a copy like that?
Shazel
In my opinion Claude Young outdoes Anthony Shakir with his contributions to this release. In fact I think this is Claude Young's best work, going for the dancefloor with "Changing Factors" and for the heartstrings with "Second Experience". Shake takes us into his world of sparkling off-centre techno in "March Into Darkness" and then gets all jazzy in "Happy To Be Here".