Tracklist Hide Credits
| 01.01 | Baby Ford – |
Harshmaro
Written-By, Producer – Baby Ford |
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| 01.02 | Margaret Dygas – |
We're Not The Same
Written-By, Producer – Malgorzata Dygasiewicz* |
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| 02.01 | Dimbiman – |
SPF30
Written-By, Producer – Zip |
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| 02.02 | Fumiya Tanaka – |
Sorry Cucumber
Written-By, Producer – Fumiya Tanaka |
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| 03.01 | Melchior Productions Ltd.* – |
Vagabundo Nao
Written-By, Producer – T. Melchior* |
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| 03.02 | Sonja Moonear – |
Desert Queens
Written-By, Producer – Sonja Moonear |
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| 04.01 | Tobias.* – |
She
Written-By, Producer – Tobias Freund |
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| 04.02 | STL – |
Lost Somewhere
Written-By, Producer – Stephan Laubner |
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| 05.01 | Matt John – |
The Tapedeckers
Written-By, Producer – Matt John |
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| 05.02 | Jabberjaw – |
Pop Bottle
Written-By, Producer – Matthew Dear |
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| 06.01 | Daniel Bell – |
Deep Down
Producer [Reduced By] – Daniel Bell |
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| 06.02 | Dandy Jack And Metronome Allstars, The – |
Show You My Tent
Vocals – Sarah Becker Written-By, Producer – Dandy Jack |
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| 07.01 | Shackleton – |
Paper Throne
Written-By, Producer – Sam Shackleton* |
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| 07.02 | Ricardo Villalobos – |
Guaguay
Written-By, Producer – Ricardo Villalobos |
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| 08.01 | Kalabrese & Rumpelorchestra, The – |
The 2010 Kitchen Session
Arranged By – Kalabrese Written-By, Producer – Rumpelorchestra, The |
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| 08.02 | Morane – |
Kalumpung A Kalimku
Vocals – Dasitu Written-By, Producer – Markus Nikolai, Theo Krieger |
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| 09.01 | Stefan Goldmann – |
Les Augures
Written-By, Producer – Stefan Goldmann |
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| 09.02 | Narcotic Syntax – |
Mayaku Shintakusu
Written-By, Producer – Achim Treu, James Dean Brown, Yapacc |
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| 10.01 | Audio Werner – |
Couched
Written-By, Producer – Andreas Werner (2) |
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| 10.02 | Mara Trax – |
Sticky Fingers
Written-By, Producer – Maayan Nidam, Vera Heindel |
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| 11.01 | San Proper – |
Lady Cop
Written-By, Producer – San Proper |
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| 11.02 | Soulphiction – |
Circulate
Written-By, Producer – Michel Baumann |
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| 12.01 | Half Hawaii – |
Bring Back The Love
Written-By, Producer – Bruno Pronsato, Sammy Dee Written-By, Vocals – Caro |
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| 12.02 | Sammy Dee – |
Lirum Larum
Written-By, Producer – Sammy Dee |
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| 13.01 | Pantytec – |
Zwölvis
Written-By, Producer – Sammy Dee, Zip |
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| 13.02 | Cassy – |
Magnificent Cat Won't Do
Written-By, Producer – Cassy Britton* |
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| 14.01 | Markus Nikolai – |
The Clock Starring At Me
Vocals – Stephanie D. Chico Written-By, Producer – Markus Nikolai |
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| 14.02 | Portable – |
Keep On
Written-By, Producer – Alan Abrahams |
Credits
- Artwork By – Double Standards
Notes
Limited to 1.000 handnumbered copies.
©+℗ Perlon 2010
Distributed by Word And Sound
Other Versions (Showing 1 of 1) View All
| Title, Format | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | ||
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| Superlongevityfive (2xCD, Comp, Mixed, Dig) | Perlon | PERL84CD | Germany | 2010 |
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Reviews & Discussion
le.roi.du.soleil
Feb 08, 2011
I was a hater too before I got my copy. LOL. Then sold it the day after for twice the price and bought another one in the shop. funny world...
... and its true - all the big names on the record sound rubbish - or at least not danceable for the Otto-Normal-dancer. But, gosh, some other tracks are worth it....
... and its true - all the big names on the record sound rubbish - or at least not danceable for the Otto-Normal-dancer. But, gosh, some other tracks are worth it....
BrotCandH
Dec 17, 2010
As a longtime fan of Perlon I must say that I am pretty sad that there was no digital release of all the unmixed tracks, because I'd have been the first to buy them, but the CD version with mixed tracks is no real alternative for me. I don't know what to think about the exclusive limited release on vinyl either, since I have no turntables anymore I only listen to the music I have digitally in mp3-format. Sometimes I use the turntables of friends to record brandnew vinyl to my harddisk, in order to be able to listen on my mp3-stick afterwards. Judging from the track samples you can hear on the net this is another fine Perlon release, with distinct sound, not following the house/trance/new world music explosion, which is ongoing at the moment; this remains Perlon through and through.
Okay, maybe I'm a hater. I'll give you that. I just listened to some samples of these cuts on juno and I have to say, I'm absolutely amazed that y'all are cranking out the same-ass plink plonk minimal tracks you were 10 years ago. Perlon was so much fun when it got started with Good Morning Eyeball and all that shit. Now it just seems like a way to make money off a bunch of 24-hour club kids cracked out on speed. At least put some fucking swing and some fucking bass into that motherfucker! There's maybe a handful of tracks in this compilation that have any business on a dancefloor. The rest is just tired old shit: a couple light little drum kicks, a few weird noises, maybe some vocal belch or squeek or what the fuck ever! People...remember Detroit? And Chicago? Where's the soul? Where's the swing? Minimal burned itself out a while ago already. The Perlon packaging looks nice but I'm afraid its just a shell on a mostly empty product.
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