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EconomixEconomix EP

Label:

Not On Label – MO1

Format:

Vinyl, 12", EP, White Label, 33 ⅓ RPM, Stamped

Country:

UK

Released:

Genre:

Electronic

Style:

Breakbeat, Hardcore

Tracklist

A15' AD
A2Loop
B1Panic
B2Equake
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Notes

Some copies have the info stamped on the vinyl aswell as on the original stamped paper sleeve it was released in.

Other Versions (5)

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Title (Format)LabelCat#CountryYear
Economix EP (12", EP, Test Pressing, 33 ⅓ RPM)Not On LabelMO1UK1992
Economix EP (12", EP, Limited Edition, Repress, 33 ⅓ RPM)Not On LabelMO1UK2006
Economix EP (12", 33 ⅓ RPM, EP, Reissue, Test Pressing, White Label)Not On LabelMO12020UK2020
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Economix - EP - (12", 33 ⅓ RPM, EP, Reissue, White Label, Stamped)Not On LabelMO12020UK2020
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Economix - EP - (12", 33 ⅓ RPM, EP, Single, Reissue, Remastered, White Label, Sunset Red Vinyl, Stamped)Not On LabelMO12020UK2023

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  • z_chromozone's avatar
    z_chromozone
    The stand out track for me on this rare EP is Panic. Chipmonk stuff doesn't usually float my boat, but the sample of Cherelle's - High Priority "You're a high priority for me, yes you are," is pretty much spot on with the piano stabs. Cracking tune.
    • leggyemulous's avatar
      leggyemulous
      I played at a free party in the New Forest back in 1993. It was in a derelict bungalow and the decks were set up in the kitchen looking out of the window, with the old garden outside being the dancefloor. A messy affair it was too! Great night :)

      Anyway, after my set a guy came up to me and gave me a copy of his tune. I'm just going through adding my tunes to discogs at the moment and it turns out it was this. It's a white label on one side, pink label on the other, no stamps or anything. Part of the catalogue number is scratched out. I know it says 92 for the release details here, but it was definitely 93. I remember playing Tango and Fallout as well as Valley Of The Shadows!

      Anyway - if you were the guy and you're reading this - cheers!
      • RIkochet's avatar
        RIkochet
        I had the original from back in the day, and some dog stole it from my record box while I was on my honeymoon. Along with many other rarities just like it. Now you can't even buy the original, $$$ skyrocketed, who knew!
        • gareth72's avatar
          gareth72
          There is some sub standard bootlegs going around atm
          Be careful what you pay as sound quality is similar to the repress!!!!
          • ardkore92's avatar
            ardkore92
            Beware, bootleg by Imi92.
            Dont buy at this seller. bootlegs
            • djrobovw1's avatar
              djrobovw1
              Edited 8 years ago
              for DANGERMOUZE at the bottom, wondering what ( LOOPS ) Originaly samples, it was SOS BAND, FINEST.
              It also was sampled on FOUL PLAY FINEST ILLUSION ILLEGAL MIX... CAT SECTION 4 http://www.discogs.com/Foul-Play-Productions-Finest-Illusion-Screwface/master/632 Aparantly the re-press isnt so good sounding as is the origional.
              • ManchesterVinyl's avatar
                Anyone remember them being interviewed on Sunset 102 when this was out? Got it somewhere, they were on just before a live guest mix from Moggy
                • dj_Target3's avatar
                  dj_Target3
                  Edited 17 years ago
                  Im surprised this vinyl had not been commented on, so I thought I would.

                  This super rare EP in my opinion, is probably on a par with 2-X-Treme's 'X-tremity EP'. When it comes to deciding as to which is probably the best 4 Track EP to be produced from 1992, I would have to choose the 'Economix EP'. Many will disagree, but the 2 tracks 'Loop' (aka 'The Finest') & Panic just edge it in front for me.

                  With all 4 tracks being outstanding, starting with - '5'AD' an uplifting, piano house number from start to finish. The quality of the next track, 'Loop' being another classic piano house tune, it samples a song from the 80's (which I just cant remeber the name of at the moment), and blends it in with the accompanying piano backing and energetic rhythm brilliantly.

                  On the other side is 'Panic' which has more of a breakbeat rhythm with the scratched in samples 'Feel The Panic, Got To Have It', building the tune up until finally exploding into another uplifting piano riff, before blending everything in together with the vocal samples, deep bass line and nice breakbeat (played everywhere at the time). Finally, last but not least, 'Equake', this tune has a harder edge to it, with breakbeat again being the substance of the main rhythm, but still mixing it up with piano lines throughout.

                  Overall, each tune stands up in its own right, and being as rare as the Dodo, its not surprising that this vinyl routinely sells for £150+.

                  And at last, for anyone desperate for this tune but restricted by cost, it has been repressed on the original metalwork whilst also including a copy of the original artwork that accompanied the original release.

                  An essential piece of vinyl for any Old Skool Piano House collector or DJ.

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