It trades the "album version" downtempo/deep house elements of Rob Rives' Short Term Memories for a pounding, peak-time groove . Context & Legacy
The of "Doing Shows" by Floppy Sounds is a quintessential piece of early 2000s tech-house that leans into driving, peak-time energy. Released on François K’s Wave Music in September 2001, it offers a stark, high-intensity contrast to the "trippy" and "psychedelic" sensibilities of the original. Track Overview Artist: Floppy Sounds (Rob Rives) Remixer: Marino Berardi Label: Wave Music (WM50081-1) Release Date: September 22, 2001 Genre/Style: Techno (Peak Time / Driving), Tech House Floppy Sounds - Doing Shows (Marino Berardi Remix)
Originally released on 12" vinyl, the track remains a sought-after gem for collectors of the era's tech-house sound, often appearing on platforms like Discogs and Beatport. Floppy Sounds – Doing Shows - Discogs It trades the "album version" downtempo/deep house elements
127 BPM in B Minor , with a total runtime of 10:42 Sonic Profile Track Overview Artist: Floppy Sounds (Rob Rives) Remixer:
Marino Berardi was the first Benelux producer to be licensed by prestigious US labels like Ovum and Wave Music. This remix solidified his reputation for high-quality, club-ready reinterpretations.
While the original "Doing Shows" is celebrated for its flanging synths and dark, relentless atmosphere—famously featured on Terry Francis' Fabric mix—Berardi’s version is built for the main room.