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Nice to see the picture of the record here with the green neon price sticker that can only (almost only) come from Sonic Groove Records NYC - Boy those were the days, I must have 100 records with that sticker.

yep, yes, absolutely right, 'Animistic Beliefs Remix' takes you places

If I had to guess, I'd say 1993 but try emailing someone at the Clone record store in The Netherlands. They run the labels that were part of this series. Funny how it was mastered in Detroit.

I've noticed this too. They also skipped the 101 Live singles of The Grabbing Hands and the second CUWDM for Only When I lose Myself. They also skipped the second single for Strangelove that was just Sire only but it had a great mix for Nothing but... Vollständige Rezension ansehen

Well, I'm half joking I guess. One late night in the 90's a friend and I were talking about this record - https://www.discogs.com/Cristian-Vogel-All-Music-Has-Come-To-An-End/master/338 We noticed the serial port and that's his point for the "end" of... Vollständige Rezension ansehen

I also believe that the intro to this track uses the Gregorian chants from The Omen movie of 1976.

Sonic Groove was the best for sure. I had a second job just to buy records there.

... this one too https://www.discogs.com/DJ-Zky-Daniel-P-Berlin-Haarlem/release/97652 DJ Sky is the one in both releases. Was he the one who was speaking?

*SOUR* sounds like, a lot like, DAP17 (Essit Muzique) to us older acid heads - Still, very nice - More minimized

This record has the distinction of killing my amp one night with its sustained bass.

something like this perhaps - https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=1&v=2dkgTjg58Vc
but the orig is perfect for its style

Wax Trax! numbers might be including the black vinyl editions too

Why is the CD and the LP so different? They share around 10% of the same tracks. LP should have just been made into a double pack at least.

Loved the track Static Resonance for many years. Great transition for a techno set for a DJ. I love how the sound opens up towards the end.

This and Haze 3 are an Edge Of Motion/Mindscape project as noted from the old Sonic Groove detabase.

Looks like the cubism version of Plastikman done by Picasso

Jerome Hill's "Tickle The Bee (A Tribute)" is a nice cover of Little Little's "Tickle Me". With lots of other old-school EBM/New Beat/Rave samples. I especially love the Ital Rockers and RSW touch.

Probably the best EBM comp out there. No compromise with this one.

Go listen to Edgar Froese's "Specific Gravity Of Smile" from 1983. It has to be the same drone instrument used. This LP explores that sound much more fuller.

In 1992-4 Djax could do no wrong. This release is amazingly good. It absorbs you and takes you away on a trip, without any drugs, and if you are on drugs, look out. I can’t decide which I like best, any, all. My only complaint is that it didn’t get a... Vollständige Rezension ansehen

The last Industrial album from the 1980's era. People seemed to moved on to rock or techno after this. Generalizing of course.