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Detect' was Alex Krüger's second album as Dub Taylor, released in late summer 2001 on Forcetracks. It included the surprise hit from a year earlier 'I Can't (Fall in Love with Another One)'. For this reissue we decided to swap 'Something Sometimes' with the instrumental version. We also added the original full Instrumental version of 'I Can't (Fall in Love With Another One)' and the full thirteen minute version of 'Lush', the original B2 of Forcetracks 21, a fan favourite, as bonus tracks.

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Tracklist 1. Dub Taylor – Detect (09:23) 2. Dub Taylor, Eddie & Wallace – Sweet Lips featuring Eddie & Wallace (08:17) 3. Dub Taylor – Observer (06:49) 4. Dub Taylor – Newmen (06:02) 5. Dub Taylor – Something Sometimes (07:13) 6. Dub Taylor & Per Fourier – Our Youth featuring Per Fourier (08:01) 7. Dub Taylor – John Wayne (05:33) 8. Dub Taylor & Per Fourier –. I Can't (Fall in Love With Another One) featuring Per Fourier (07:38) 9. Dub Taylor & Stan Eknatz – Dirty Highways featuring Stan Eknatz (07:35) 10. Dub Taylor & . ne – 2scale featuring.

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It's difficult to talk about Detect without mentioning Force Tracks, the label releasing this collection of producer Alex Krüger's Dub Taylor productions. Though Force Tracks had been churning out 12"s at a prolific rate in 1999-2001, the years leading up to this album's release, they rarely delved into the market for full-length albums. However, when they did release the occasional full-length, like Luomo's Vocal City, for example, these releases were met with substantial acclaim and ardor