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Name: David
Member Since: Jan 08, 2003
Rank: 1500
Average Vote Received: Correct (4.11, 19 votes)
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Rated 484 releases, average: 4.45
Location: Glasgow, Scotland
Profile: None of my main collection is for sale - don't even bother asking me. Asking me includes sending me e-mails. Feel free to contact me about things on my wantlist or generally talk/ask about music. Please note that I cannot supply audio samples/files.
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Dezuan - Party House - 09-Mar-08 01:22 PM
This is a little known house record on an obscure Chicago label. As with so many house records, particularly those featuring vocals, the various mixes of Party House are very much rooted at a particular point in time and have not aged particularly well or gracefully. However, the record is still well worth tracking down for one reason. On the B side, the first mix, Smokin The Bass , takes all that is good about the track, and strips out the elements which sound somewhat cheesy to todays listener. After the vocals at the start of the record are left behind, what is left is a pared down track consisting of nothing other than an ominous, stalking bassline and drums. A keyboard and some vocal snippets do appear intermittently, but these are not intrusive and do not detract from the mix.
Villalobos* - Alcachofa - 30-Nov-03 04:37 PM
This release is that most unusual of beasts, a great house album. The tracks are excellently programmed, devilishly funky and on closing track Dexter, Villalobos manages to create a very mournful, poignant piece of of electronic music reminiscent (in mood if not the actual sound) of Stark Reality, the closing track on Rob Hoods classic Nighttime World Vol. 1.
Kettel - Cenny - 03-Jun-03 01:55 PM
Tendency Kibe Sun is an incredibly melodic, atmospheric track with intricate percussion, but a 4/4 underpinning also makes it very useable. This track alone makes this 12" well worth tracking down. One of the highlights of 2002.
Ultravox - Vienna - 01-Jun-03 03:50 PM
It is very interesting to listen to Mr X on this album and contrast it with Cybotrons later Alleys of Your Mind. Midge Ure clearly invented Detroit techno.
Psychic Warfare - Race Riot EP - 04-Feb-03 02:17 PM
Great jerky, robotic funk. Tales from the Crib was a favourite at the legendary Club 69 when this record was released.
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