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Buyer Rating: 98.2% positive (55 ratings)

Peace Orchestra - Peace Orchestra - 01-Sep-09 01:43 PM
Yes def; in Vienna a bit underrated that time, like the most genius stuff here. I was in my high techno electronic experience that years but this album was an exception. It brings me a lot of energy and personally help to clear some things in my life. I also notice that "Who Am I" is a song by Nina Simone which should not narrow this milestone Album and the version. This is the pure personally side of Peter Kruder and i guess the next Album is a work of art again. This is the timeless music and yes indeed we need a Peace Orchestra for the next generations.

Reinhard Voigt - Hier Und Jetzt - 13-Jan-09 03:29 PM
If you step through the Kompakt catalogue, you will find a lot of posted reviews. The reviewers mostly named one specific track as "this is the best track for me" some in addition with "from the hole Kompakt catalogue". This is a true example for everything is relative. The reviewer before me means track B is the thing, forget about the rest. I think track B is a standard techno tune, nothing special, you can find thousands of this. Track A1 is a true underground groove sexy masterpiece here. A hypnotic warm tune which was a hit here in Vienna at the time. This one is a cool tune which you can mix with some Chicago stuff or other styles. The bass line melody goes up and down up and down again and again, then comes some wipe claps as surprise which make it super duper!. A groovy funky techtune which even today sounds perfect on the floor. Every time I played it, people freakin out. From the two Kompakt bros. Wolfgang seems to be the head but Reinhard is the better producer for me.

B. T. Express* - Do It ('Til You're Satisfied) - 16-Dec-08 05:48 PM
The success of the record, led the December 1974, edition of Billboard to trumpet "Discos Demand Five Minutes Single" on its fronts page. It was one of the first charted number one songs who had more then a five minutes version (mix) on the flip side. Rising Star Moulton was searching for instrumental versions that time and goes to different companies to see if he could do a little stretcharoo here and there for his a headed mix tapes for the Fire Island boys and so he did in his very first hey days of his studio work. The story is that people at Scepter asked him to perform a similar trick (tune) with the BT Express "Do It, 'Til You're Satisfied", but obviously the group hated what he did to that record, and later on Soul Train when it was the number one song they was talking their record is 5:35 minutes long! and the radio stations are playing it. "Yeah, that's the way we recorded it" the group announce! They kept saying, they put the organ in the middle. Moulton was mad, he wanted to kill them.
Another thanks god mixed up record from Tom which had burns the funky soul disco floors till today.

Various - Best Of Movin' Records Volume 1 - 03-Aug-08 07:14 PM
No wonder that nobody wants this one here from the Trax cat. Trax Records has not only jackin sound. A1 "gotta get up" is a very nice deep house tune comparable with some Miami grooves like "gotta keep on" or Ralph Falcon's "every now and then" but first: this is a whole Movin Records New York license or not license track list, because there is no reference to. Second: the hole line up fits definitely not the catalogue of Trax, especially because of third: Take care folks! whenever somebody considering to buy this one because of the classic Blaze production: Phase 2 "reachin" on B2, the Matrix was in I dont now where, but the song sounds like shabby of quality. Poor genius reachin song! the other three are alright but "reachin" was different added here. Original Artist Tracklist:
A1: Children Of A Deeper Society aka Elements Of Life 1994 A2: Libby Jones 1993 B1: Nyles Arrington B2: Phase 2 original formation of Blaze 1988

Committee Of 3 / Airtight Garage - Sign Of The Power / Something For The Dreads - 30-May-08 03:09 AM
Committee Of 3 "sign the power" use the sample of Dr. Buzzards' Original Savannah Band "sunshower" from the legendary Album Dr. Buzzard's Original Savannah Band. Airtight Garage Present "something for the dreads" is a typical Italian deep house, use a 45rpm vox sample "dip dip dim is over there" I guess the record is from 1993 as i was regular dancing that time at Club Dei Nove Nove (Gabicce - Italy) and DJ Marcellino was playing that.

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