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Analog Records USA

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Sublabels:Analog UK, Boriqua, Butter Beat Records, Electric Music Foundation
Contact Info:Analog Records
MInneapolis,MN USA 55405
Tel: 612.598.5465
URLs:http://www.analogrecords.com
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Discography:
Analog 01 Paul Mix & Freddie Fresh* Compilation #001 (12")
Analog 02 Freddie Fresh* / Paul Mix Blinky & Hud EP (12", EP)
Analog 02 Freddie Fresh* / Paul Mix Blinky & Hud EP (12", EP, Red)
Analog 03 DJ Hud Modulation & Filtering Techniques - Modular Moog Edition 1967 (12")
Analog 04 Modulator Matrix Acid / Acid Particles (12")
Analog 05 Freddie Fresh* Thought Process (12")
Analog 06 Various Midwest Acid Harvest (12")
Analog 07 Various New York To Midwest (12")
Analog 08 Biochip C. Moonstruck (12", S/Sided, Cle)
Analog 08 Biochip C. Moonstruck (12", S/Sided, Red)
Analog 09 Various Analog Japan (12", Ora)
Analog 09 Various Analog Japan (12", Promo, W/Lbl, Sta)
Analog 10 Freddie Fresh* & Woody McBride Psychopocalyptic 95 (12")
Analog 12 Sleepy C 303ology (12")
Analog 13 Fred To The Midwest Quantum Jumps (12", Blu)
Analog 14 Various Patchchords Thru The Atlantic (12", Gre)
Analog 14 Various Patchchords Thru The Atlantic (12", W/Lbl)
Analog 15 Astrocat Mission EP (12", EP)
Analog 16 DJ Fresh* vs. Walker-Cologne* DJ Fresh Analog U.S. vs. Walker Cologne DJ.Ungle Fever Germany (12", Pin)
Analog 16 Freddie Fresh* vs. Dr. Walker DJ Fresh Analog U.S. Vs. Walker Cologne DJ.Ungle Fever Germany (12")
Analog 17 Jaguar Berlin Sky (2x12")
Analog 18 Various Germany vs. New York (12")
Analog 18 Various Germany vs. New York (12", W/Lbl)
Analog 19 Federico Fresh* / Biochip C. Los Amigos En Acid (12", Ltd, Cle)
AR-9560 Tahnja Untitled (2x7", Single)
Analog 20 Nylon (2) Syncage EP (12", EP)
Analog 20 Nylon (2) Syncage EP (12", EP, W/Lbl, Promo)
Analog 21 Neptune 2000 Japanese Wizards EP (12", EP)
Analog 22 Nico Axial EP (12")
Analog 23 Freddie Fresh* / Brixton Analog 23 (12")
Analog 24 Choose* Vital Possession (12", Whi)
Analog 25 Various Reissdorf Kölsch EP (12")
Analog 26 Influx Restoration EP (12", EP)
Analog 27 Fred To The Midwest To The Midwest Again (12")
Analog 28 Nylon (2) Wondaknobs EP (12")
none Freddie Fresh & Friends* Analog Space Funk (CD, Album)
Analog 29 Comatone / Staffan Soderman Untitled (12")
Analog 30 M.C.P. 21* Leaving Town (12")
Analog 31 Comatone / Staffan Soderman Untitled (12", Gre)
Analog 31a Antfactor Meth (12")
Analog 32 Freddie Fresh* Quiver (12")
Analog 33 Dan Zamani , DJ Slip , Freddie Fresh* & Tim Taylor Minneapolis Sessions Part 2 (12")
Analog 35 Mario Tanaka The Filtering Sky (12")
Analog 40 Andreas Kremer The Silent Runner (12")
Analog 41 Auto Kinetic / Armin Ascari Double Density (12")

User Reviews:

djgylend, Nov 24, 2006

Kind of hard to believe that no one has commented on this seminal midwest label as of yet, including individual releases (with one exception). But Analog deserves its place in history, right up there with its next door neighbor Drop Bass and fellow compatriots Labworks, EXperimental, Direct Drive, Djax, Dj.ungle Fever, etc. Early releases, mainly by Freddie Fresh, are sublime, true hardcore brace yourself acid madness with Blinky & Hud being the absolute cream of the crop (and probably the only acid record crazy enough to make me shut it down half way through). First 5 are super limited too, no more than 400-500 copies were pressed. Things were solid up through 94 but the 10th release really marked the end, not only for the label, as far as innovation and creativity goes, but for the techno scene in the US and especially the Midwest. Freddie and Woody, whose last collaborative effort produced the classic Psycapocalyp tracks on Adam & Eve and Cabin Rave, manage to turn single-handedly turn out one of the dullest, drearist, boringest tracks ever (Psychopocalyptic 95) and basically spell the end of and era in musical experimentation. Some other releases worth noting include Patchcords one (Dred's track definitely stands out) and the Riesen releases (especially the first one) but after that the 303 sound is completely abandoned in favor of something that is probably best left unmentionable. What I know is that if I'm ever in the mood to have my brain scrambled by an industrial-sized blender and fed into an open-hearth furnace and spat out the other end, I reach for Analog 1-5, and they never disappoint.

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