Disc 1
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| Song Title | Sample |
| 1. In The Trees - (Carl Craig C2 remix, with Faze Action) ~ Adam Freeland |  |
| 2. Walking Machine - (SebastiAn remix, with Revl9n) ~ Adam Freeland |  |
| 3. F*** - (with Etienne De Crecy) ~ Adam Freeland |  |
| 4. Wet N Wild - (Midnight Juggemauts mix, with Kim) ~ Adam Freeland |  |
| 5. Half an Edit - (with Mr. Oizo) ~ Adam Freeland |  |
| 6. Silverlake Pills ~ Adam Freeland |  |
| 7. By The Time They Reach You - (Bagraiders mix, with Kim) ~ Adam Freeland |  |
| 8. Floating - (Alec Metric remix, with Jape) ~ Adam Freeland |  |
| 9. Disco Sux - (Alex Metric remix, with Beauty School) ~ Adam Freeland |  |
| 10. 37 - (with Oliver Huntemann) ~ Adam Freeland |  |
| 11. Phantom - (with Justice) ~ Adam Freeland |  |
| 12. Deadly Weapons - (Optimo mix, with Minimal Compact) ~ Adam Freeland |  |
| 13. Bump - (Switch remix, with Spank Rock) ~ Adam Freeland |  |
| 14. Signature - (Thomas Bangalter Edit, with DJ Mehdi) ~ Adam Freeland |  |
| 15. Sharpen the Knives - (with Phones) ~ Adam Freeland |  |
| 16. One, The - (Para One remix, with Trabant) ~ Adam Freeland |  |
| 17. Testarossa - (SebastiAn remix, with Kavinsky) ~ Adam Freeland |  |
| 18. Happy Ending - (with Evil 9) ~ Adam Freeland |  | Disc 2
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| Song Title | Sample |
| 1. Ecstasy Symphony - (with Spacemen 3) ~ Adam Freeland |  |
| 2. Butterflies & Zebras - (with My My) ~ Adam Freeland |  |
| 3. There Comes A Time - (Prins Thomas Miks, with Lee Jones) ~ Adam Freeland |  |
| 4. Advance - (with Justus Kohncke) ~ Adam Freeland |  |
| 5. Come Out, Come Down, Fade Out... - (with 120 Days) ~ Adam Freeland |  |
| 6. Terminal - (with Gui Boratto) ~ Adam Freeland |  |
| 7. Lump - (with Holden) ~ Adam Freeland |  |
| 8. Dump Truck - (with Cobblestone) ~ Adam Freeland |  |
| 9. Lazy Eye - (with Silversun Pickups) ~ Adam Freeland |  |
| 10. Immersion - (with Subtance & Vainqueur) ~ Adam Freeland |  |
| 11. Ankle Injuries - (with Fujiya & Miyagi) ~ Adam Freeland |  |
| 12. Feathers - (with Andrew Watherall) ~ Adam Freeland |  |
| 13. Nowhere - (Adam Freeland mix, with B-Movie) ~ Adam Freeland |  |
| 14. Paris 400 - (Aswefall remix, with Mylo) ~ Adam Freeland |  |
| 15. Self Indulgent Ending ~ Adam Freeland |  |
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| Album Notes and Credits |
Notes & Personnel Info |  | DJ Adam Freeland initially cut his teeth within the burgeoning U.K. breakbeat scene; becoming an in-demand producer, he scored remixes for both mainstream and underground artists as diverse as Sarah Vaughan, the Orb, and Nirvana. MEXICO CITY, his latest mix CD, takes on a suitably eclectic track selection that reflects Freeland's diverse influences. Incorporating everything from '80s-style electro, glitch-ridden minimal techno, and banging breaks into the seamless set, MEXICO CITY is a rough and rugged ride through the grittier side of dance music. |  | As most music scenes do, dance music has become horribly and irrevocably Balkanized over the past 15 years. House, breakbeat, jungle, and techno have all splintered into numerous subgenres, and those subgenres have split again and again, until the styles have become so numerous and the distinctions between them so minute that only the most obsessive can keep track of them. And the exponents of each subgenre dig themselves into musical grooves that get deeper and narrower with every passing weekend. That's what makes Adam Freeland such a breath of fresh air. Though he comes from the general tradition of breakbeat, he spins a wide variety of music and worries less about showing off his beat-matching virtuosity than he does about keeping his audiences engaged both in mind and at the level of the hips. His two-disc contribution to the Global Underground series is a perfect example of his kitchen-sink approach: you've got your '80s-style electro-pop (Mylo's "Paris 400 (As We Fall Remix)," KIM's "Wet 'n' Wild (Midnight Juggernaughts Mix)"), your blockheaded breaks (Justice's "Phantom"), your glitchy micro-funk ("Lump" by James Holden). And, Freeland being Freeland, you get some actual songs thrown in for good measure -- the best of them being Silverspun Pickups' brittle yet tuneful "Lazy Eye." You've got a few overlong and underdeveloped stretches of utilitarian club beats as well, but you get the feeling that that's just to make sure the album gets put in the right bin. Strongly recommended. ~ Rick Anderson |
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| Technical Info |
 | Release Date : 06/19/2007 |  | Original Release Date : 2007 |  | Catalog ID : 032 |  | Label : Global Underground (USA) |  | Number of Discs : 2 |  | Runtime : 122m : 2s |  | Studio/Live : Studio |  | Mono/Stereo : Stereo |  | SPAR Code : n/a |  | UPC : 00828272203222 |
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