I-f - Lost Tracks For Lost Minds
Label:
Catalog#:
ATLANTIKWALL 001 - 006
Format:
6 x Vinyl, LP
Box Set, Limited Edition
Box Set, Limited Edition
Country:
Netherlands
Released:
15 Dec 2007
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
Techno,
Acid
Tracklist
| ATLANTIKWALL 001 | ||||
| A1 | Hott - | Untitled | 7:30 | |
| A2 | Hott - | Untitled | 7:31 | |
| B1 | Unknown Artist - | Untitled | 7:57 | |
| B2 | Housemaid (2) - | Untitled | 7:32 | |
| ATLANTIKWALL 002 | ||||
| A | Unknown Artist - | Untitled | 16:04 | |
| B1 | Unknown Artist - | Untitled | 6:31 | |
| B2 | Beverly Hills 808303 - | Checking The Wine Cellar | 8:26 | |
| ATLANTIKWALL 003 | ||||
| A1 | Unknown Artist - | Untitled | 5:38 | |
| A2 | Unknown Artist - | Untitled | 7:17 | |
| B | Beverly Hills 808303 - | Untitled | 10:44 | |
| ATLANTIKWALL 004 | ||||
| A | Beverly Hills 808303 - | Untitled | 18:12 | |
| B1 | Unknown Artist - | Untitled | 7:47 | |
| B2 | Beverly Hills 808303 - | The Escape (Return To Nothing) | 7:45 | |
| ATLANTIKWALL 005 | ||||
| A1 | Beverly Hills 808303 - | Untitled | 7:29 | |
| A2 | Unknown Artist - | Untitled | 7:42 | |
| B1 | IMP Electronics For Defence - | Source | 6:13 | |
| B2 | Frank Castle - | Untitled | 5:19 | |
| ATLANTIKWALL 006 | ||||
| A1 | Unknown Artist - | Untitled | 6:25 | |
| A2 | Frank Castle - | Untitled | 7:35 | |
| B1 | Jungian Archetype - | Untitled | 9:16 | |
| B2 | Unknown Artist - | Untitled | 10:03 | |
Notes
This boxset features 6 blacklabeled records and is limited to 300 copies.
It's the 1st in a series of 3 boxes with old work from I-F during the 1992-1997 period.
Besides a catalogue number, each record also contains a matrix number;
69787 / 69788 / 69789 / 69790 / 69791 / 69792
The box is a regular shipping box (which is actually used to sent the records) with a sticker of the release on the backside.
It also contains a free Atlantik Wall Records sticker inside.
The tracklisting as it appears below is not to be found on the records or on the box.
ATLANTIKWALL 001
A1 - previously released as A2 on Radiosilence
A2 - previously released as B1 on Radiosilence
B1 - previously unreleased
B2 - previously released as A3 on She's Dumb, Blond And 18!
ATLANTIKWALL 002
A - previously unreleased
B1 - previously unreleased
B2 - previously released as A on Acid Planet 7
ATLANTIKWALL 003
A1 - previously unreleased
A2 - previously unreleased
B - extended version of B2 on Acid Planet 4
ATLANTIKWALL 004
A - extended version of B3 on Acid Planet 4
B1 - previously unreleased
B2 - previously released as B2 on Asociaal Hard Op Je Bek!
ATLANTIKWALL 005
A1 - previously released as A2 on The American Lie & The American Lie (Ltd. Edition)
A2 - previously unreleased
B1 - previously released as B2 on The Chase E.P
B2 - previously released as B3 on The Chase E.P
ATLANTIKWALL 006
A1 - previously unreleased
A2 - extended version of A2 on Untitled
B1 - previously released as A2 on The Chase E.P
B2 - previously unreleased
It's the 1st in a series of 3 boxes with old work from I-F during the 1992-1997 period.
Besides a catalogue number, each record also contains a matrix number;
69787 / 69788 / 69789 / 69790 / 69791 / 69792
The box is a regular shipping box (which is actually used to sent the records) with a sticker of the release on the backside.
It also contains a free Atlantik Wall Records sticker inside.
The tracklisting as it appears below is not to be found on the records or on the box.
ATLANTIKWALL 001
A1 - previously released as A2 on Radiosilence
A2 - previously released as B1 on Radiosilence
B1 - previously unreleased
B2 - previously released as A3 on She's Dumb, Blond And 18!
ATLANTIKWALL 002
A - previously unreleased
B1 - previously unreleased
B2 - previously released as A on Acid Planet 7
ATLANTIKWALL 003
A1 - previously unreleased
A2 - previously unreleased
B - extended version of B2 on Acid Planet 4
ATLANTIKWALL 004
A - extended version of B3 on Acid Planet 4
B1 - previously unreleased
B2 - previously released as B2 on Asociaal Hard Op Je Bek!
ATLANTIKWALL 005
A1 - previously released as A2 on The American Lie & The American Lie (Ltd. Edition)
A2 - previously unreleased
B1 - previously released as B2 on The Chase E.P
B2 - previously released as B3 on The Chase E.P
ATLANTIKWALL 006
A1 - previously unreleased
A2 - extended version of A2 on Untitled
B1 - previously released as A2 on The Chase E.P
B2 - previously unreleased
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Reviews & Discussion
Absolutely agree with the Moanerman review. Lets have the more intelligent gritty intense tracks that permanently implanted I-F receptors in our minds. I'd rather have bunker 26, test pilot volume 1, portrait of a dead girl 1 & 2 re-released as a boxset than this collage of mediocre fumblings. DAMN IT where is the non live version of SUPERMAN?!!! I'm sure there are numerous early I-F tracks I'm yet to hear that obliterate these tracks.
I-f - Lost Tracks For Lost Minds... What can I say? It's a rather disappointing six-pack if you ask me. This was presented as the ultimate box with unreleased hard pounding and dirty acid/electro which all acid/electro heads were waiting for.
What we get instead are edits of previous released tracks (and not the best) on several labels from I-f, which I already have and are better in their original versions. The unreleased tracks are forgettable. It's just not an addition that is good enough to complete the incredible hotmix collection.
For those who aren't familiar with the old Reference Analogue Audio label or Acid planet, this is a poor introduction to the violent, grungy and dirty acid from back in the days. I could sum up at least 20 old releases that are mind blowing, but you won't find that sound here. And that's pity because these people will get a wrong impression about it.
Considering the skills and talent I-f has, it could have been a huge release but what remains is a average box where the hype an myth got more attention than the music itself. Quick cash? Don't know, I hope the following boxes will be better than this one and that I'm wrong about this new label, prove it to me!
What we get instead are edits of previous released tracks (and not the best) on several labels from I-f, which I already have and are better in their original versions. The unreleased tracks are forgettable. It's just not an addition that is good enough to complete the incredible hotmix collection.
For those who aren't familiar with the old Reference Analogue Audio label or Acid planet, this is a poor introduction to the violent, grungy and dirty acid from back in the days. I could sum up at least 20 old releases that are mind blowing, but you won't find that sound here. And that's pity because these people will get a wrong impression about it.
Considering the skills and talent I-f has, it could have been a huge release but what remains is a average box where the hype an myth got more attention than the music itself. Quick cash? Don't know, I hope the following boxes will be better than this one and that I'm wrong about this new label, prove it to me!