Baby Ford & Zip / Thomas Melchior – Windowshopping
Genre: | Electronic |
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Style: | Minimal Techno, Techno, Tech House |
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Tracklist
Baby Ford & Zip– | Windowshopping | 7:05 | |
Thomas Melchior– | Feel Sensual | 7:09 | |
Baby Ford & Zip– | Vacuum Cleaner | 5:48 |
Credits (4)
- Standard Rad, BerlinArtwork
- Ⓡ*Lacquer Cut By
- Baby Ford & ZipWritten-By, Producer
- Thomas MelchiorWritten-By, Producer
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Windowshopping 12", 45 RPM, 33 ⅓ RPM | Perlon – PERL 15 | Germany | 1999 | Germany — 1999 | |||||
Windowshopping 12", 33 ⅓ RPM, 45 RPM, Promo, White Label, Stamped | Perlon – PERL 15 | Germany | 1999 | Germany — 1999 | Recently Edited |
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referencing Windowshopping (12", 45 RPM, 33 ⅓ RPM) PERL 15
The similarity between "No Milk today" on Superlongevity 2 and "Vacuum cleaner" on this release is pretty obvious. I like both tracks, though. "No Milk Today" is most likely a V2 of Vacuum cleaner.- Edited 17 years ago
referencing Windowshopping (12", 45 RPM, 33 ⅓ RPM) PERL 15
Given the pedigree of the artists involved it's no surprise that this is one of the best releases on the label. After inviting him to record for his PAL SL imprint, Peter 'Baby' Ford teams up with Zip to form a match made in heaven. Their production styles compliment each other perfectly and the resulting tracks are deep and dark. There are no filler tracks here; arguably the weakest cut on this EP, 'Vacuum Cleaner' was picked up by Hawtin for his second DE9 session. All the tracks follow a similar format; dark bass overtones, brooding beats, and sour vocals, yet somehow each track is as fresh as the next. Soul Capsule cohort Thomas Melchior provides the third track, 'Feel Sensual'. From the looped acoustics at the opening to the devilishly dark breakdowns, the track does indeed ooze sensuality. Melchior later remixed this track for inclusion on the third Superlongevity compilation, but this version is far superior in every way.
Unfortunately it only took a few years for a new generation of producers to saturate the scene with unimaginative attempts at mimicking the true pioneers; Perlon themselves coming a cropper by mid-2003, but stick to the early catalogue and there are some real hidden gems on this label.
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