Pay Close Attention: XL Recordings

Artist: VA
Title Of Album: Pay Close Attention: XL Recordings
Year Of Release: 2014
Label: XL Recordings
Genre: House, Rock, Pop
Quality: MP3
Bitrate: 320 kbps
Total Time: 02:23:15
Total Size: 308 mb

Tracklist:
Disc 1
1. SL2 – DJs Take Control (Original Version) (05:05)
2. The Prodigy – Out of Space (05:01)
3. Awesome 3 – Don’t Go (Kicks Like a Mule Mix) (05:32)
4. Liquid – Sweet Harmony (04:22)
5. Jonny L – Piper (04:06)
6. Roy Davis Jr. – Gabriel (Live Garage Version) [feat. Peven Everett] (07:24)
7. Dem 2 – Destiny (04:57)
8. Nu-birth – Anytime (05:20)
9. Basement Jaxx – Jump ‘n Shout (04:42)
10. Dizzee Rascal – I Luv U (04:04)
11. Wiley – Igloo (03:18)
12. Various Production – Hater (03:56)
13. Giggs – Talkin the Hardest (02:38)
14. SBTRKT – Wildfire (feat. Little Dragon) (03:22)
15. Jamie xx – All Under One Roof Raving (05:59)

Disc 2
1. The Prodigy – Firestarter (04:40)
2. Peaches – F**k the Pain Away (04:09)
3. The White Stripes – Seven Nation Army (03:50)
4. Devendra Banhart – I Feel Just Like a Child (04:45)
5. Badly Drawn Boy – Once Around the Block (03:44)
6. Ratatat – Seventeen Years (04:25)
7. M.I.A. – Paper Planes (03:24)
8. Thom Yorke – The Eraser (04:54)
9. Gil Scott-Heron – New York Is Killing Me (04:31)
10. Radiohead – Weird Fishes/ Arpeggi (05:18)
11. Tyler, The Creator – Yonkers (04:10)
12. The Horrors – Sea Within a Sea (07:56)
13. Jai Paul – BTSTU (Edit) (03:29)
14. Bobby Womack – Please Forgive My Heart (04:32)
15. The xx – Angels (02:49)
16. Sampha – Too Much (02:59)
17. Jungle – Busy Earnin’ (03:01)
18. Vampire Weekend – Step (04:12)
19. King Krule – Easy Easy (02:50)
20. Adele – Rolling in the Deep (03:48)

XL compile ‘Pay Close Attention’, a label history-spanning compilation album. The album documents and celebrates the key releases and moments from the 25 year history of the label, says label owner Richard Russell: “XL Recordings is a collaborative endeavour, and many people have contributed to its evolution. In the song ‘Out Of Space’, Liam Howlett of The Prodigy provided a blueprint when he sampled Kool Keith of Ultramagnetic MC’s rapping these words: “Pay Close Attention”. And whilst XL has never had any outside ownership, Gil Scott-Heron advised me not to even consider XL an “independent”, because everything is connected. Part 1 of this compilation are the roots of XL; underground music, made for DJs. These roots are still growing. Part 2 features some of the singular talents who have taken the label further than we ever envisioned. There is no unifying genre; hopefully the thread of originality is evident though.”