ETI
Oboro Records
To really understand the San Francisco scene you have to go back, way back, to the days of Wicked, Come-Unity, and the whole free party movement. ETI were, and still are, a part of this movement, as integral as DiY and Tonka are to the scene in the U.K. The brainchild of Eric James and Buna, ETI celebrated the eighth anniversary of longstanding club night Come-Unity with this stunning live set.
The set incorporates tracks dating back from '96 all the way through to '99. The classic, "20 Minutes Of Disco Glory," produced in cahoots with Wicked/Grayhound label boss DJ Garth, and released on the same label, is featured in two mixes, both "Acid Rock" and "Organ Grinder." Other highlights include the liquid, acidic, "Soulfuric" produced by Los Diablos Locos, "4th Of July" with Liana Young's breathtaking vocals, and last but by no means least, the uptempo, dub house cover of Bob Marley's classic "Exodus." All in all, a well rounded and super funky insight into the real house sound of San Francisco.
Luke Magnuson
last updated:
09/25/01
Live At Come Unity San Francisco
Lookout (Lovebomb Mix)Rockin' Da PlanetCosmic ConsTwenty Minutes of Disco Glory (Acid Rock Mix)City of the GodsSoulfuricLookout (On Da Fly Mix)20 Minutes of Disco Glory (Organ Grinder Mix)4th of JulyExodus
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H-Foundation,
Wamdue Kids,
Pete Moss,
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E.B.E.,
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Jay-J Hernandez,
Gavin Hardkiss,
The Budwrestlers,
Those Saucee Buggahs,
Crosstown Traffic,
Buck (U.S.),
The Lumpheads,
Aquatherium,
Chris Lum,
Fog City Players (Jay J and Marques Wyatt),
Miguel Migs and Marc Jellybear,
Stacy Kidd,
D.I.Y. Dub Club,
Naked Music NYC,
Rick Gehrenbeck,
Brendan Costigane,
J-Rod,
Divine Conception,
Nectar,
DJ Garth and E.T.I.,
Isaac Spayes
