Various – Artificial Intelligence II

Disc 3 is a stormer - the Beaumant Hannant track Utuba is absolute bliss! Other side Seefeel's Spangle is mega chilled and then comes Aphex. This is a way better compilation than the first one IMHO. Obviously the first one is a legend as it kickstarted the IDM trend but this is more consistent.

Balil's Parasight is just on another level, an astonishing track on an amazing album!

C'mon Warp, you repressed Part 1, now Part 2, lets go! Hopefully a double LP this time.

Is it just me? but the "Here" Ltd 12" A: Darrell Fitton's "Metalurg" does sound like it is meant for 33 1/3 rpm. By all means, I know there are supporters of "electronic records are meant to be played at any speed" freaks out there, but the 45 rpm somehow render the drum/percussion sounds a bit too high pitched?
AA / Larkin is at 45 rpm, though..

I have 2 copies of this release. 1 with the limited edition sticker on the cover, the other on the sleeve of the 3rd record. Has anyone else seen the sticker on the paper sleeve before? The stickers are identical and theres no sign of one being removed from the cover.

Just beautiful, warm techno, an electronic world within your home to feel safe inside.

Looks like my copy may be succumbing to 'disc-rot' on both discs.

Really time for a repress on vinyl after all these years!

One of the most charismatic compilation ever made in electronic music. And most importantly with exclusive tracks which are among the very best of these artists

My first electronic vinyl record ever. Bought it at Spacehall in Berlin back in April 1995. I still love to listen to it, even play it in DJ sets because the music is just pure bliss and timeless.