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Name: Logan 5
Home Page: http://www.discoex.com
Member Since: Apr 25, 2003
Rank: 87
Rated 216 releases, average: 4.50
Location: Chico, California
Profile: Don't send me ebay auctions.

Visit Disco Ex Machina, www.discoex.com, for the kind of music you find in my collection.

See my records for sale on discogs and at brokenworldrecs.gemm.com for great deals on hard to find DJ/collector vinyl.

Northern California locals encouraged to shout out.

Seller Rating: 100.0% positive (8 ratings)

Buyer Rating: 100.0% positive (3 ratings)

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Reviews:

Finley Quaye - Spiritualized - 25-Oct-07 10:09 PM
This differs from the non-promo version in that the superior Francois Kevorkian dub takes up an entire side with its 11 minutes. The standard issue has the vocal on one side, and relegates the dub to the flip, squeezing it on with the album version. As we all know that narrow grooves are bad for DJ's, the promo version is superior because the dub gets a much cleaner, more open vinyl cut. And again, the dub is just a massive chugger that builds for quite a while before it really releases its energy, and beats the vocal version hands down any day. If you buy just one copy of this record this year, make it the promo.

Black Dice - Cone Toaster - 11-Oct-05 03:10 PM
Now that I've listened to more Black Dice, I have to take back wath I said above. Their noise is beautiful; I detect the pulse and heartbeat within that separates Black Dice from more harsh power electronics stuff. Bring on the next BD album...

Orb, The / M.Mayer* - Speicher 14 - 24-Feb-05 08:48 PM
Masterblaster seems to be built around samples from the Orb's "Massive Pulsating Brain..." track from Adventures Beyond the Ultraworld, which may explain the co-producing credit for Jimmy Cauty.

Originals, The / Eddie Kendricks - Down To Love Town / Date With The Rain - 02-Aug-04 01:05 AM
The version of Eddie Kendricks' "Date with the Rain" is a different mix from the extended disco version that's on the Motown 12" backed with Diana Ross's "Love Hangover". This version seems more rhythmic and the empahsis is on the funky breakbeat, happily. A massive, unbelievably funky and rootsy disco track that feels much better at 4X the length of the original.

Hamilton Bohannon - Dance Your Ass Off - 28-Apr-04 02:21 PM
Every single track on this is an absolute funk-fueled stripped-down disco stomper with no gimmicks, cheese or letdowns. Hamilton Bohannon took the raw funk of James Brown and fused it with the disco beats of the mid-70's philadelphia producers, but left out the embellishments of philly disco and concentrated on straight up dancefloor funk attitude with sparse, audience-prodding vocals. Some samples of these tracks turn up on the excellent Bohannon-centric "Tribute" album by sample-jackers Smith N Hack (http://www.discogs.com/release/35150).

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