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The Underground 2010

mixed by Afrojack and Bass Kleph

12.02.2010

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This is not just another commercial house release – this album brings you the next generation of house tracks from the most important artists fuelling the underground.

Mixed by none other than house music's undisputed champion Afrojack alongside Australia's own home-grown talent, Bass Kleph, this forward thinking album brings you ear-to-ear with the producers, labels, remixers, and DJs who are truly shaping the direction of underground house music.

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Disc 1 - mixed by Afrojack
1.	Afrojack - Frontal (Original mix)
2.	Larry Tee feat. Roxy Cottontail - Let's Make Nasty (Original mix)
3.	Round Table Knights - Belly Dance (Mowgli Remix)
4.	Spencer & Hill - Cool (Afrojack Remix)
5.	Afrojack - Bubblegum (Original mix)
6.	Apster - Bubblegutz (Original mix)
7.	Tommyboy - Kamavtu (Rene Amesz Remix)
8.	Afrojack - Polkadots (Original mix)
9.	Afrojack & Bobby burns - Real High (Original mix)
10.	Dean Newton & Huggy - 747 (Original mix)
11.	Afrojack - Funk With Me (Original mix)
12.	Major Lazer feat. VYBZ Kartel - Pon De Floor (Original mix)
13.	Afrojack - Drive By (Original mix)
14.	Boris Dlugosch - Bangkok (Original mix)
15.	Honorebel feat. Pitbull & Jump Smokers - Now You See It (Afrojack Remix)
16.	Afrojack & Bobby burns - Ghettoblaster (Original mix)
17.	D.I.M. & TAI - Lyposuct (Original mix)
18.	Afrojack - What (Original mix)
19.	Afrojack - Die Hard (Original mix)
20.	Silvio Ecomo & Chuckie - Moombah (Afrojack Remix)
Disc 2 - mixed by Bass Kleph
1.	Bass Kleph - Sunshine (Bass Kleph Remix Instrumental)
2.	Wolfgang Gartner - Latin Fever (Original mix)
3.	Fatboy Slim vs. Funkagenda - What The Fuck (Funkagenda Remix)
4.	Matteo DiMarr - Addicted (Original mix)
5.	Wippenberg - Pong (Extended Mix)
6.	Muzzaik - Going Underground (Original mix)
7.	Patric la Funk - Xylo (Bingo Players Remix)
8.	Olivier Giacomotto - Bordeaux (Original mix)
9.	Ceeryl & Laurent Pepper - Disconnected (Darwin & Backwall Remix)
10.	Mark Trophy - Musika (Bass Kleph's Exit Row Remix)
11.	Dashka - Klez (Matteo DiMarr Remix)
12.	Bass Kleph - El Dentista (Original mix)
13.	Big World feat. Markus Binapfl - Quadrillion (Moguai Remix)
14.	Bass Kleph - Duro (Original mix)
15.	Stafford Brothers feat. Seany B - Speaker Freakers (Instrumental Mix)
16.	fRew, Chris Arnott feat. Rosie - My Heart Stops (Bass Kleph's Exit Row Remix)
17.	Erick Dere - Rainwood (Olivier Giacomotto & DJ Tonio Remix)
18.	ThreeSixty - Cruise Control (Original mix)

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aus5892

Feb 12, 2010 4:48 p.m.

Do these overseas 'marquee' mixers really have to flood their CDs with all of their own tracks? I like Afrojack but if I wanted to listen to his discography, I would look for it. 12/20 songs on his disc are by him or remixed by him.

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spides9788

Feb 12, 2010 5:07 p.m.

i agree

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MinistryofGIRL

Feb 12, 2010 7:17 p.m.

True however, all his songs are great; of course he has to put a few tracks on there. Imo Afrojack did a fantastic job, out of the two i choose the 1st Disc. :)

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boogster

Feb 13, 2010 11:33 p.m.

yea i would usually agree with that too but afrojack did kill it with all his great tracks this year, what tracks would u put instead

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aus5892

Feb 14, 2010 2:51 p.m.

I would prefer to see a wide range of the latest Underground hits, a showcase of what it has to offer, rather than a self-promotion.

Not to mention plenty of them have appeared on the Clubbers guide to sprin and Annual already.

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RADZ001

Feb 15, 2010 5:52 p.m.

spides9788 your spot on the money

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RADZ001

Feb 15, 2010 5:54 p.m.

BUT THESE TRACKS KIK ASS

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girkle

Feb 17, 2010 12:28 p.m.

GET IN ME NOW

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Andrew

Feb 19, 2010 5:41 p.m.

overseas? bass kleph is australian lol

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surfsup

Feb 28, 2010 7:30 p.m.

I like the 2 cd format ministry of sound release 3 CDs are too much, Afrojacks nailed it this year.. purchased addicted to bass winter 09 can't wait to get it

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DutchOwnage

Mar 9, 2010 3:46 a.m.

is it also if you buy this that we will hear that voice in the mix?(your listening to blablabla)

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roflmywaffle

Apr 5, 2010 12:25 p.m.

Yeah, Afrojack definitely went overboard with his self-showcase. I mean, either he has no tunes in his collection, and had to fill up the rest with his stuff, or he's just that conceited.

I know that this page is for the Australian release of The Underground 2010, but I just thought it would be worth to comment on the UK release of The Underground 2010 as well, and I'm starting to think that MoS are slipping back into bad habits with The Underground series. When they first released the Underground series (Underground 2008), the set definitely showcased a collection of some real tunes; Herbert, Popof, Larry Heard, Justin Martin and Gregor Tresher to name a few. I still listen to the first release today, and even with the Underground Miami and Ibiza, the selection definitely remained true to the idea. Then arrived The Underground 2009, which started to worry me a bit; I started to notice some house (and by house, I mean funky/soul/strings with a touch electro house; the stuff that you usually find on the Defected imprints nowadays) tracks appearing on the tracklist. I was rather sceptical, because I was afraid that the Underground 2009 was now going to be a showcase of house music, rather than retaining the purpose of showcasing solely techno/tech-house/new-beats/IDM/electroclash tracks. I was still satisfied with the compilation overall (disc 3 is a force to be reckoned with!) and still enjoy it today. But here's where alarm bells start ringing: The Underground 2010; I was shocked to see tracks from Duck Sauce, The Young Punx, Goshi Goshi, TV Rock and even Sidney Samson on this CD! I don't consider any of these artists worthy of the Underground series; they are either too housy or too commercial to fit in with the underground ideal. And please don't see this in a tone of disgust, but rather as a reminder to MoS that the Underground series is starting to lose its musical integrity, and I'm concerned that it will soon lose it's original identity and direction as a high quality reflection of current underground/independent electronic music today.

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MW_Longboards

May 25, 2010 5:20 p.m.

TL;DR

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Dodge

Apr 14, 2010 3:48 p.m.

WOW!!!

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selby94

Apr 21, 2010 1:39 a.m.

woah alot of effort went into that comment lol. this soundtrack kicks ass i mean seriously they are he best tunes so why shouldnt he put them on this soundtrack aswell.....

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mandimagic

Jun 18, 2010 4:30 p.m.

4rr

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