Roberto Rodriguez - Week End 10o Aniversario Vol VIII

Review by Mark Goolie

Week End 10o Aniversario Vol VIII by Roberto Rodriguez – A House Gem That Still Hits Alright, let me just say this upfront: Week End 10o Aniversario Vol VIII is one of those albums that sneaks up on you. You’re not expecting much at first—just another DJ mix from 2005, right? But then it grabs hold and doesn’t let go. This isn’t some overly polished, sterile house record; no, this feels alive. Like, you can almost picture Roberto Rodriguez in the booth, hands moving over the decks like he’s painting with sound. The vibe is raw yet smooth, energetic but chill enough to keep your head nodding for hours. First off, I gotta shout out “Untitled,” because how could you not? It's kinda wild—it starts with this low-key beat, almost shy, like it’s testing the waters. Then BAM, the bassline kicks in, deep and groovy, wrapping itself around your brain. There’s something hypnotic about the way the layers build up, subtle tweaks here and there, until you’re fully submerged in its rhythm. Honestly, it’s the kind of track that makes you wanna close your eyes and just… float. Or maybe dance like nobody’s watching. Either works. And then there’s Track 4 (yeah, I don’t even know if it has a name). It’s got this funky little synth riff running through it, looping endlessly but never getting old. Every time I hear it, I think of late-night drives along empty Spanish roads, windows down, stars above. Maybe it’s the warmth of the production or the way the percussion pops against the melody—it’s hard to explain, but it sticks with you. Feels less like listening to music and more like experiencing a moment. Roberto Rodriguez really poured his soul into this one. You can tell he wasn’t trying to reinvent the wheel—he was just doing what he does best: crafting beats that make people move. And sure, the album came out nearly two decades ago, but it still bangs today. That’s the thing about good house music—it doesn’t age. It evolves, sure, but the heart stays the same. So yeah, Week End 10o Aniversario Vol VIII might not be perfect, but who cares? Perfection’s boring anyway. What matters is how it makes you feel, and this album? It makes you feel alive. Weirdly enough, while writing this review, I realized something: we need more artists willing to take risks like this nowadays. Not everything needs to scream “mainstream hit.” Sometimes, all it takes is a dude in Spain mixing tracks with love and letting the music speak for itself. Oh, and P.S.—if anyone knows where I can find more info about that "Untitled" track, hit me up. My curiosity is killing me!

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Artist: Roberto Rodriguez
Album: Week End 10o Aniversario Vol VIII

Spain

Electronic

House

2005

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Untitled	0:24

Video

Weekend 10 Aniversario (Vol 8) CD by Roberto Rodriguez - Diciembre 2005, Madrid

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Tripfamily

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online luisteren
écouter en ligne
online anhören
lytte på nettet
escuchar en línea
lyssna på nätet
ouvir online
ascolta in linea
kuunnella verkossa

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CD
Mixed
Promo

Companies

Role	Company
Recorded At	Happy Mountain Studios

Credits

Role	Credit
DJ Mix	Roberto Rodriguez

Notes

Issued on four panels digipack with clear cd tray.
This is a very rare CD which was only handed out during the party and very hard to find. I am lucky enough to have one and I will be more than happy to share it with whoever is interested.
Please let me know whether you have any of these kind of cd-anniversary, so we may complete the collection of this amazing club. Cds from other clubs like Room, Deep, Space, Ohm, etc are also welcome.
I hope I don't infringe any copyright politics, as these cds out completely out of catalogue and won't ever be printed again. I do this for the sheer spirit of sharing a part of Madrid house music clubs history.

Barcodes

Matrix / Runout: WEEK END 05 WWW.MPO.ES 7-12-05/01 05006998
Mastering SID Code: IFPI L034
Mould SID Code: IFPI 1318

About Roberto Rodriguez

For many years, the deejay housero quintessential Madrid, Roberto Rodriguez began his career DJing at small clubs of the capital to make the leap to Goa After Club , where he lived for more than 4 years and where every weekend taught lessons good house music . Later would come his residence in Week- End, where in addition to grow as an artist , he shared the stage with the cream of the world's electronics. One of the most renowned DJs in the country thanks to his smell, his technique and his connection with the audience , as demonstrated in his long and unforgettable residence in Goa Electronic Parties

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s something cool: In 2005, Spanish DJ Roberto Rodriguez dropped a house music gem called *Week End 10o Aniversario Vol VIII*. It was released under the Tripfamily label and had this mysterious track titled *Untitled*. Sometimes, the best tunes don’t even need a name to leave an impression.