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Name: mayhnaus Member Since: Nov 21, 2003 Rank: 844 Average Vote Received: Correct (4.19, 43 votes) last 10 days: Correct (4.05, 21 votes) Rated 560 releases, average: 4.34 Location: Russia, Moscow Profile: from italo-disco to microwave

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Kraftwerk - Radio-Activity - 31-Jul-09 03:42 PM
I have quite hilarious version of this album: the LP is perfectly normal and exactly the same as the ordinary release (incl. run-out grooves) in the original package, but... the labels on the record itself are misprinted from this release: Strong Arm Steady - Cant Let It Go (check it on Discogs here, its some new-school hip-hop from USA).

At the record shop this release was considered as defected, of course (because cover and labels didnt match), so thats why it was on sale with ridiculously low price, extremely cheap.

I bought it just for fun (because the record was wrapped with a sticker "wrong LP inside!!" on it), like a "blind" buy without even unwrapping it, because I was interested to find out, which record is actually inside. And finally I got the perfect copy of Kraftwerk album for a super-low price. Nice deal!

But I assume this cant be the only one existing misprinted copy. If anyone have the same, please let me know, we can try to trace them (I bought my copy in Russia, Moscow).

Cassiber with Shinoda Masami* - Live In Tokyo - 01-Nov-08 09:33 AM
First of all, this double CD is the tremendous masterpiece of truly avantgarde and experimental music, a must-have for any lover of weird and radical music...

Secondly, its the brilliant highlight of RER Megacorp catalog, which can give a very good idea of what Recommended Records is all about.

And finally, its a really unique historical documentary - it was one of the last live performance for Cassiber (which disbanded in 1992), their first and only visit to Japan; it was the last collaboration for Masami Shinoda, who suddenly died at the age of 34 a little over a month later after his appearance at Cassiber show. And the second CD is the last recording for japanese avant supergroup Ground-Zero. And all this in one release - fantastic!