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Last broadcast on Sat, 13 Mar 2010, 22:00 on BBC Radio 6 Music.

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Legendary dance duo Orbital return to the 6 Mix for two shows recounting their personal history of dance music and the part they played in the genre' genesis. Best known for seminal dance tunes including Chime and Halcyon, Orbital reformed last year after a five year hiatus, headlining festivals all over the world including the Big Chill Festival and Get Loaded In The Park. The band also presented three 6 Mix programmes, playing the music which inspired them growing up from punk to dub. In this show, brothers Paul and Phil Hartnoll play tunes from React To Rhythm , Joi, Frankie Knuckles and Aphex Twin, sharing their memories of those tunes and the part they played in shaping Orbital's sound. In the second hour Phil takes to the decks for an exclusive hour mix of his current favourite club tunes, including the debut of a brand new Orbital track - their first in five years - called 'Don't Stop Me.'.

Music and featured items

  1. Chapter 1

    Phil Hartnoll in the mix

    An exclusive DJ mix from Phil Hartnoll featuring the debut of a brand new Orbital tune, 'Don't Stop Me.'

  2. Scanner Scanner Mass Observation

  3. Forgemasters Pump Me

  4. React 2 Rhythm I Know You’re Gonna Like It (Fabi Paras mix)

  5. Midi Rain Always

  6. Joi Asian Vibes

  7. Paul Hartnoll & Lianne HallSpirits

    demo
  8. Aphex Twin Aphex Twin Bubble Bath

  9. Balil Heart

  10. Spooky Little Bullet

    Part 1
  11. Orbital Orbital Don't Stop Me (6 Mix Exclusive)

  12. Untitled

    Phil Hartnoll in the Mix

  13. Untitled

    Tracklisting on its way

Broadcast

  1. Sat 13 Mar 2010
    22:00

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