Various - Metalheadz Boxset 1

Label:

Metalheadz

Catalog#:

METBOX001

Format:

Box Set
5 x Vinyl, 12", Limited Edition, Album

Country:

Released:

1997

Genre:

Electronic

Style:

Drum n Bass

Tracklist

A1	Digital -	Far Out
		Written-By, Producer - Digital
A2	Digital -	Special Mission
		Written-By, Producer - Digital & Spirit
B1	Doc Scott -	Swarm
		Written-By, Producer - Doc Scott
B2	Doc Scott -	Honey
		Written-By, Producer - Doc Scott
C1	Ed Rush -	Sabotage
		Written-By, Producer - Ed Rush & Optical
C2	Ed Rush -	Westway
		Written-By, Producer - Ed Rush & Optical
D1	Hidden Agenda -	No Guard (Dispatch #3)
		Written-By, Producer - Hidden Agenda
D2	Hidden Agenda -	Big Lamp
		Written-By, Producer - Hidden Agenda
E1	J. Majik* -	Future State
		Written-By, Producer - J. Majik*
E2	J. Majik* -	Elysian Fields
		Written-By, Producer - Danny Jay , J. Majik*
F1	Lemon D -	Whats Up!
		Written-By, Producer - Lemon D
F2	Lemon D -	Urban Style Music (90 Bpm Reprise)
		Written-By, Producer - Lemon D
G1	Optical -	To Shape The Future (Remix)
		Written-By, Producer - Optical
G2	Optical -	Reckless Mission (Dub Mix)
		Vocals - Norman Robinson Written-By, Producer - Optical
H1	Dollis Hill -	"Desist" Da Black
		Written-By, Producer - Dego
H2	Dollis Hill -	Desist (Reprise)
		Written-By, Producer - Dego
I	Dillinja -	Warrior Jazz
		Written-By, Producer - Dillinja
J	Photek -	Neptune
		Written-By, Producer - Photek

Credits

Artwork By [Design] - Jon Black @ Magnet
Photography - Phil Knott
Photography [Optical] - Fergus Quinn
Photography [Photek] - Schoerner

Notes

There are 2 versions available; a 'film-reel' style round, metal (Tin) box with the Metalheadz logo stamped into the front, and a regular boxed set which includes a pair of Metalheadz 'skull' logo silver/black slipmats. Both versions include a booklet.

Note sides I and J have the wrong artist on the label. Side I is really Photek and side J is Dillinja.

(P)&(C) 1997 Metalheadz Ltd.
Made in England

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Rated 5/5

Review by darkmatter Nov 19, 2006 (edited over 3 years ago)

Recently picked this up for 100 aussie dollars. Probaly the best money ive spent on vinyl in a long time. This is one of those albums that you could listen to for the rest of your life, deep and moving. One of the best things about this album is the way the artists have done a d&b track and then a slower jazzy tune as well. Just goes to show that Metalheadz was always ahead of the pack!