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Underground Resistance ‎– Nation 2 Nation

Label:
Underground Resistance ‎– UR005
Format:
Vinyl, 12", 33 ⅓ RPM
Country:
US
Released:
1991
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
House, Future Jazz, Techno, Ambient, Acid

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A1 Big Stone Lake
Saxophone – Lenny Price
 4:25
A2 Sometimes I Feel Like 6:45
A3 Nation 2 Nation
Saxophone – Lenny Price
 5:13
B1 Body And Soul 5:33
B2 The Theory (Mind Mix) 2:25
B3 303 Sunset 5:02

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Notes

Mad Mike Music (BMI)

BPM is not provided.
A1: - | A2: 124 | A3: 123
B1: 122 | B2: 121 : B3: 115

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Matrix / Runout (Etchings side A): UR/JAZZ 005 A From nation to nation, from sea to sea... we are one - Underground Resistance NSC
  • Matrix / Runout (Etchings side B): UR/JAZZ 005 B Underground Resistance 1991 NSC NATION TO NATION LP UR Jazz Limited Edition #1
  • Rights Society: BMI

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Cat# Artist Title (Format) Label Cat# Country Year
UR-005 Underground Resistance Nation 2 Nation ‎(6xFile, MP3, 320) Underground Resistance UR-005 US 2006

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Mark_Anthony

Mark_Anthony

May 10, 2012
edited over 5 years ago

Ah the birds chirping in the A2 "Sometimes I Feel Like". Its such a summertime jam. This is straight up festival techno. And the acid bassline in track A3 "Nation 2 Nation", f*ck!! It destroys me everytime. This is timeless and unrivaled jazz techno!! :0)
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efunker

efunker

March 9, 2007
edited over 10 years ago

This UR release gives a hint of the mighty things to come: 'Sometimes I Feel Like' and 'Nation2Nation' predict some of the emotions evoked by the URs seminal Galaxy2Galaxy release, whilst the World2World adds the energy. It’s important to recognize the similarities between the series of releases that used this naming format - there was a strong vein of innovation of the UR sound throughout them – both generated and given cohesion by Mike Bank’s creativity.

I love the Nation2Nation EP for what it is, with its undeniable ‘Mad Mike’ sound, live sax, Roland TB303 moments, and as with each of the releases in this series it defines a moment in the musical history of the Resistance’s ‘sound of the underground.’
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