D.O.M. – Lethal Enforcers / The Game / Cocaine / Paranoid
Genre: | Electronic |
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Style: | Techno, Acid |
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| Lethal Enforcers | |||
| The Game | |||
| Cocaine | |||
| Paranoid |
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| Image | , | – | In Your Collection, Wantlist, or Inventory | Version Details | Data Quality | ||||
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 | Lethal Enforcers / The Game / Cocaine / Paranoid 12" | Stay Up Forever – S.U.F. 40:000 m.g. | UK | 1998 | UK — 1998 | ||||
| Lethal Enforcers / The Game / Cocaine / Paranoid 12", Test Pressing, White Label | Stay Up Forever – S.U.F. 40:000 m.g. | UK | 1998 | UK — 1998 | New Submission | ||||
| Lethal Enforcers 4×File, WAV | Stay Up Forever – SUF 040 | UK | UK | Recently Edited |
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Edited 6 years agoI normally don't comment if I'm not fond of a record, but this record really does stand out to me as one of the outliers of the SUF catalog. The original "Acid War" and the related SUFR release are brilliant (and I know lots of people like 404 and a few other DOM tracks), but this record is very underwhelming to my ears and brain, and sort of memorable for that reason.
Granted, I don't dislike it as intensely as I used to, and if you like noisy, clangy techno, you might find a place for a couple of these tracks in your sets. But for me personally, this is not the typical London-acid sound of SUF, nor is it on par with the best acid-less techno under the larger SUF umbrella.
To be fair, I got a white-label copy of this as a promo, so I'm happy to have it as part of my larger (and not-quite-complete-but-close) SUF collection, but you won't hear me use it too often.
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