Floating Points – Love Me Like This
Label:
R2 Records – R2022
Format:
Vinyl, 12", 45 RPM
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Companies etc
- Phonographic Copyright (p) – R2 Records
- Copyright (c) – R2 Records
- Copyright (c) – Eglo Records
Credits
- Illustration – www.jamiemack.co.uk*
- Producer – Floating Points
Notes
©R2 Records/Eglo Records, ℗R2 Music 2009
BPM is not provided on the record.
BPM:
A: 105
B1: 100 | B2: 105
Other Versions (Showing 2 of 2) View All
| Title, Format | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Love Me Like This (2xFile, MP3, 320) | R2 Records | R2022 | UK | 2009 | ||
| Love Me Like This (12", RP, Ltd) | R2 Records | R2022 | UK | 2010 |
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Reviews & Discussion
Gian_Carlo
Mar 16, 2011
Correct me if i`m wrong but the only available digital copy is the `nonsense dub`. I downloaded it from iTunes and that is the only one available. Basically the only way to get the radio edit with vocals is via LP vinyl and hence the 50 euro and upward price tag?
this is no review !!!
allright, i'm a bit late on this one... i know floating points since his vacuum 12" and i felt in love with his sound immediately. i even love his j&w release more... because of the drum programming. a few month ago i checked discogs for floating point releases and found this... an absolute stunning release! i am also in this disco-edit thing and - as anybody who listened to the original - can say, this is way more than an edit. but that's not my point.
what i can't understand is, how can an 2009 release, which wasn't even limited, can be that rare? allright, gilles peterson gave much love and a wider audience bought it. but seriously, how can people really want 50-60€ for it?! what's the deal with it? i spent MUCH money for records, but, this is totally bananas. i love discogs for digging, getting infos and getting to know new music (to me), but, this is the dark side of discogs... it doesn't matter which record, when just a few records are offered, people get insane and want 50+€. i hope i get my copy soon for less...
allright, i'm a bit late on this one... i know floating points since his vacuum 12" and i felt in love with his sound immediately. i even love his j&w release more... because of the drum programming. a few month ago i checked discogs for floating point releases and found this... an absolute stunning release! i am also in this disco-edit thing and - as anybody who listened to the original - can say, this is way more than an edit. but that's not my point.
what i can't understand is, how can an 2009 release, which wasn't even limited, can be that rare? allright, gilles peterson gave much love and a wider audience bought it. but seriously, how can people really want 50-60€ for it?! what's the deal with it? i spent MUCH money for records, but, this is totally bananas. i love discogs for digging, getting infos and getting to know new music (to me), but, this is the dark side of discogs... it doesn't matter which record, when just a few records are offered, people get insane and want 50+€. i hope i get my copy soon for less...
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peace and love Valentino 45