Various – Virtualsex

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Label:	Buzz – BZZXL 2100007
Format:	2 x Vinyl, LP, Compilation
Country:	Belgium
Released:	1993
Genre:	Electronic
Style:	Techno

Tracklist

A1	Bango–	Mystical Adventures (Mystic Mix) Written-By, Producer – Stacey Pullen	6:07
A2	Neuropolitique–	Bananagate Written-By, Producer – Matt Cogger	6:22
B1	Stefan Robbers–	Foreign Dimensions Written-By, Producer – Stefan Robbers	6:35
B2	As One–	Shambala Written-By, Producer, Mixed By – Kirk Degiorgio	5:25
C1	Rhythim Is Rhythim–	Icon (Montage Mix) Written-By, Producer – Derrick May	8:46
C2	Redcell–	In Version Written-By, Producer – Michael Golding, Steve Rutter	4:00
D1	Carl Craig–	At Les Written-By, Producer – Carl Craig	8:08
D2	Lark*–	Tedra Written-By, Producer, Performer – Kenny Larkin	5:44

Credits

Artwork By [Sleeve Design] – Concept

Notes

Some durations are printed incorrectly on the sleeve, Original '93 issue comes with 3D glasses necessary to see the sleeve's 3D artwork. Bootlegged in 2005 without 3D glasses.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Matrix / Runout: 2100007 - A1
Matrix / Runout: 2100007 - B1
Matrix / Runout: 2100007 - C1
Matrix / Runout: 2100007 - D1
Barcode: 05411530000074

Other Versions (3)

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	Title (Format)	Label	Cat#	Country	Year
Recently Edited	Virtualsex (CD, Compilation)	Buzz	2100008	Belgium	1993
	Virtualsex (2×LP, Compilation, White Label, Stickered)	Buzz	BZZXL 2100007	Belgium	1993
Recently Edited	Virtualsex (2×LP, Compilation, Unofficial Release)	Buzz (2)	2100007		2005

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Reviews

michaelvandenbrink19 Dec 30, 2021
it also doesnt include the full version of the icon montage mix. The original on only version of it is in the innovator ep unfortunately which includes the melodic strings intro. FYI
filfefil Mar 9, 2021
hello all, the original Buzz releases come with two rings pressed into the record label,on bootlegs you can see where its been photocopied and leaves a shadow.
MimmwaRecords May 10, 2016
Edited 8 years ago
Apart from the 3D glasses (which there is very little info for), how can anyone tell the difference between the 93 and 05 editions please? I've just sold an 05 edition and the only reason I know it's not the 93 version is that I bought it new around 05. Thanks!
mark_65 Aug 20, 2015
Edited 9 years ago
Superb album of high quality techno. As an added bonus it contains the 8:08 minute version of Carl Craig's timeless wonder 'At Les' (original on Songs About Food and Revolutionary Art is 6:07). 2 extra minutes of this incredible cut is more than OK by me.
creepytapes Mar 4, 2013
I don't know how correct the info on the first press is here. I got it when it was first released on a pre order and it didn't have the 3d glasses (even though it should've) and the second vinyl (C&D) is on marbled vinyl...? Weird! Classic though!
dbod Mar 25, 2005
Edited 19 years ago
This is a definite all-time classic release for lovers of Detroit techno.

All very high quality classic detroit-style techno, I massively recommend this release if your into the sound.

Stand out tunes for me would have to be:

'At Les' is a top-drawer blissed-out Carl Craig track.
'Tedra' a very nice piece of Kenny 'Lark'in?
'Shambala' by As One has been a real grower and probably my favourite track on this album.
Having had this LP for over 10 years (gulp!) I still listen to this regularly and find it as fresh as ever.

The original album really does have 3d classes (awful picture though!) and the back has a question along the lines of, "What do you think of Virtual Sex?" to each of the artists with their one line response.