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Gatecrasher Wet was the third Andrew Gallagher produced album for Gatecrasher, released in 1999.

Release

On 26 July 1999, the Sheffield based club Gatecrasher released their third album, titled Gatecrasher Wet. Despite the massive success of the Gallagher produced albums Gatecrasher Black (1998) and Gatecrasher Red (Feb 1999) the third installment was initially rebuked by Simon Raine and Scott Bond due to the Northern expression "don't talk wet", but Gallagher to persevered with his concept, explaining that its release date would coincide with what was to be an incredible summer of dance music. The album debuted at #3 in the UK compilation charts.

Presentation

Gallagher's previous two Gatecrasher albums had a unique look and feel in their presentation (velvet covers with golden lettering for the special editions) his third installment didn't disappoint, with a card digipack, layered with slippery plastic for the water droplet effects, and the lion logo. The tag line on the back of the album showed true confidence in the album; "Immerse yourself in the greatest dance album of the summer..." The inner contained a bold yellow booklet to continue the summer theme, and 2 teal blue discs, named Aqua and Sub respectively.

Sound

Scott Bond once again mixed the album and gave the album a 'Wet' feel and theme, with a selection of songs that gave wet, Ibiza sound. Saltwater by Chicane - one of the years big hits, was added to the album which tried to reflected the sounds that people associate with the summer - bright, wet, and uplifting.

Disc 1, named 'Aqua' had the more variety of sounds and rhythms, whilst Disc 2, named 'Sub' had a "harder" sound to it.

Track listing

Sub

  1. Phuture 2000 (Hybrid Remix) - Carl Cox
  2. Finished Symphony - Hybrid
  3. 831 - Desyfer
  4. Game Master (Signum Remix) - Lost Tribe
  5. Liquid (Trilithon Mix) - Nebular B
  6. Liberation (Fly Like An Angel) (Ferry Corsten Remix) - Matt Darey
  7. Everytime (Mike Koglin Remix) - Lustral
  8. Synaesthesia (En Motion Mix) - The Thrillseekers
  9. The Hymn (Mea Culpa Mix) - Skyscraper
  10. Cream (Original Mix) - Blank & Jones
  11. The Child - Mea Culpa
  12. Pueblo Blanco - Salt Tank
  13. Saltwater (Tomski Vs. Disco Citizens Remix) - Chicane featuring Maire Brennan
  14. 4G - DJ Albert
  15. Communication - Armin
  16. Heaven (Lange Remix) - Agenda
  17. 9pm (Till I Come) (Matt Darey Mix) - ATB
  18. Can't Wait To Find Love (Thrillseekers Remix) - Silhouette

Aqua

  1. Apache - Starfighter
  2. Remember (To The Millennium) (Lange Remix) - The Morrighan
  3. Her Desire - Jupiter
  4. The Awakening (Quake Remix) - York
  5. Carla's Theme - Transa
  6. Where Are You Now? (Moonman Remix) - The Generator
  7. Take You There - Hagen, Ron & Pascal M
  8. We Came - Vimana
  9. Obessesion Forever - Unicorn
  10. Everyday - Agnelli & Nelson
  11. I Believe (DJ Tandu Remix) - Lange
  12. Tomorrow (Full On Vocal Mix) - DuMonde
  13. Spiritulised (Astral Mix) - The Olmec Heads
  14. You Put Me In Heaven With Your Touch (Lange Remix) - Rhythm Of Life
  15. Free To Ride (U.B.I.'s Fat Tyre Mix) - Crazy Malamute
  16. Reincarnations (DJ JamX & De Leon's DuMonde Remix) - Steve Morley
  17. Pulsar (Picotto Tea Mix) - Mauro Picotto
  18. The Orange Theme (Moonman's Orange Juice Remix) - Cygnus X

References

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