Well Deep: Ten Years of Big Dada - retrospective mix by DJ A La Fu
by Various Artists
— Released 17th December 2007 on Big Dada
Anyone who knows the ten year history of Big Dada knows the name of Deejay A La Fu. Aberdonian Kenny Atkins was born in Scotland, spent his teen years in California and then returned to London around the time that Big Dada was setting up. In the decade that followed, no DJ has been more involved with the label. He was a resident at the short-lived and much-missed GOSH! nights at Plastic People. He has DJed for Mike Ladd’s Infesticons/Majesticons project, New Flesh, Roots Manuva, Juice Aleem...
Anyone who knows the ten year history of Big Dada knows the name of Deejay A La Fu. Aberdonian Kenny Atkins was born in Scotland, spent his teen years in California and then returned to London around the time that Big Dada was setting up. In the decade that followed, no DJ has been more involved with the label. He was a resident at the short-lived and much-missed GOSH! nights at Plastic People. He has DJed for Mike Ladd’s Infesticons/Majesticons project, New Flesh, Roots Manuva, Juice Aleem and just about any and everyone else involved in the label. And, through his radio show and mix cds, he has tirelessly championed and promoted the label’s releases.
So when he heard of our 10th anniversary celebrations Kenny put together a lovingly-crafted, utterly blazing two hour mix of the the label’s output, running in chronological order from 1997’s 'Misanthropic' right up to the present day. Originally envisaged as a radio special, the mix was so good (and so long!) that we pressed up just 1000 on double cd and decided to give them the push the mix deserves. It really is ridiculously good, a must-have for any fan of the label and we hope you’ll agree. Raise your glasses, ladies and gents, to Kenny A La Fu!
Well Deep: Ten Years of Big Dada - retrospective mix by DJ A La Fu
by Various Artists
— Released 17th December 2007 on Big Dada
Tracklist
- 2xCD
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1
IntroRelease only
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2
Misanthropic (Original Edit)
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3
Gemini Twins
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4
Electronic Bombardment (Radio Edit)Release only
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5
My Experience Is...
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6
Nanotech Pilots (Original)
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7
Twice The First Time
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8
Variations
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9
Blah Blah
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10
Juggle Tings Proper
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11
Eye Of The Hurricane (Album)
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12
Adoration Of Kings
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13
Break The Lock
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14
Slang Teacher
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15
Showtime
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16
Arcade Terra (Original Mix)
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17
Hero Theme
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18
JimmyBreeze (1)
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19
Subway
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20
Front Free
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21
Witness (1 Hope)
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22
Join The Dots
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23
Communicate
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24
Stick & Move
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25
A La Fu Gives It To YouRelease only
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26
More Fire
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27
Dreamy Days (SFA Dub)
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28
Sound Of A HandshakeRelease only
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29
Killer Apps
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30
Ceci N'est Pas Un Disque (Intro)Release only
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31
Fader Party
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32
Newsflash (featuring Sandra Melody)
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33
Wait A Minute
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34
Percolator
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35
Voodoo Boogaloo
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36
De Pauvres Riches
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37
Pononee Girl
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38
Excert From GOSH! Mix No.3Release only
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39
The Fine Print
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40
Brave New World
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41
Epistemology Suite 1: Don't Fall
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42
Majestwest Party (Live From Liquid Rooms)Release only
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43
Dead Dogs Two (Boards Of Canada remix)
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44
She-Hulk Dehorning The Illusionist
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45
Kingspitter
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46
J'ai pas Sommeil
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47
The Adventures Of The Lactating Man
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48
Oh You Want More?
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49
Big Lost
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50
Too Cold
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51
Seat Yourself (featuring Ricky Rankin)
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52
Colossal Insight
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53
Wormholes
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54
What You See
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55
Evacuate The White House
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56
Lift Off (Skit)
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57
Will It Ever
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58
Backyard Betty
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59
Sweet Talk (Kalbata Remix)
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60
Bump (Switch Remix)
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61
Chilly Will
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62
(pas la peine d'appeler je ne rôponds pas au) TELEPHONE
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63
Wherever We Go
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64
Armshouse
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65
Closer
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66
Don't Watch That (Knickers, Y-Fronts and Jockstraps) (Original)
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67
No Love
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68
The Ballad of Baby Man
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69
Sharks
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70
Fathom
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71
Une bande de mec sympa
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72
50/50
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73
My Mistakes
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74
OutroRelease only
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Play All (66)
Anyone who knows the ten year history of Big Dada knows the name of Deejay A La Fu. Aberdonian Kenny Atkins was born in Scotland, spent his teen years in California and then returned to London around the time that Big Dada was setting up. In the decade that followed, no DJ has been more involved with the label. He was a resident at the short-lived and much-missed GOSH! nights at Plastic People. He has DJed for Mike Ladd’s Infesticons/Majesticons project, New Flesh, Roots Manuva, Juice Aleem...
Anyone who knows the ten year history of Big Dada knows the name of Deejay A La Fu. Aberdonian Kenny Atkins was born in Scotland, spent his teen years in California and then returned to London around the time that Big Dada was setting up. In the decade that followed, no DJ has been more involved with the label. He was a resident at the short-lived and much-missed GOSH! nights at Plastic People. He has DJed for Mike Ladd’s Infesticons/Majesticons project, New Flesh, Roots Manuva, Juice Aleem and just about any and everyone else involved in the label. And, through his radio show and mix cds, he has tirelessly championed and promoted the label’s releases.
So when he heard of our 10th anniversary celebrations Kenny put together a lovingly-crafted, utterly blazing two hour mix of the the label’s output, running in chronological order from 1997’s 'Misanthropic' right up to the present day. Originally envisaged as a radio special, the mix was so good (and so long!) that we pressed up just 1000 on double cd and decided to give them the push the mix deserves. It really is ridiculously good, a must-have for any fan of the label and we hope you’ll agree. Raise your glasses, ladies and gents, to Kenny A La Fu!
