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CD 1 "100 Lbs" is a re-release of the first Herbert album originally released in 1996 on the Phono label. Mastered by Mike Marsh at the Exchange. Track 1-1 does not include the spoken word piece plus fanfare which appeared at the start of the track on the original Part One 12" and the original 100 Lbs album. Therefore the length of "Rude" is 3:47 on this release, and 4:05 on the 12" and the original album. Track 1-11 does not include a hidden, untitled track at the end of "See You On Monday", which was included on the original 100 Lbs album

CD 1 "100 Lbs" is a re-release of the first Herbert album originally released in 1996 on the Phono label. Track 1-11 does not include a hidden, untitled track at the end of "See You On Monday", which was included on the original 100 Lbs album

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Here is the re-release of Matthew Herbert's first album "100 lbs", which was released originally in 1996 on the label Phono. Almost a classic by now, it is purely instrumental (so before the time he started to work with Dani Siciliano) and still sounds as fresh as a brand new release. The second CD will feature rare tracks & B-sides, most of those from the years 1995/1996

100 Lbs by Herbert on WhoSampled. Discover all of this album's music connections, watch videos, listen to music, discuss and download. The Girl From Ipanema by João Gilberto and Stan Getz feat. Astrud Gilberto (1964). Riding High by Faze-O (1977). Tracks 59-79 (Vocal and FX Samples) by Norman Cook (1992).

Historically, Herbert appeared at a turning point in House evolution. The son of a BBC orchestra engineer and a classically trained composer/arranger, he was the sort of producer who grew easily bored: the standard house blueprint was fun initially but quickly became stifling. He needed to change the rules constantly to maintain the excitement. One unifying element in the Herbert sound has always been his patented surgical swing. Certain non-musician friends have characterized 100 lbs as being close to generic house. The first two cuts verge on typical, but the musical thought is already too clean and pared for that. Though not as polished as it could be, Herbert's debut album, 100 Lb. still shows a unique sensibility and approach to house music. Thinking of You" undoubtedly has the beat to make it work, but the smooth synths give it a bouncy outlook.