Various – Back Yard Impressions

Yeah , very expensive record here .. should definately get a repressed .
Very nice grooves - i especcialy like B1 'Firmurare Bygger Kloster!' -
Great Tune for beginning , ending , and get a litte cuddly air on 130bpm near peaktime .
Moves hot on the dancefloor !

Does King Hassan sample Metro Area's Orange Alert (at around 3:18 in)?

Woah. Great release but mostly impressed by some peoples deep deep pockets. Wish I could do that

Anyone know the sample used for "Easy to love"?

Life changing stuff in the right environment.

I keep going back to this. Irresistible grooves on both sides.

90€ ?? you got to be kidding me. i wish i had this record...

I have to say the hype on this record has introduced me to Junk Yard Connections. Lots of top stuff on this label from what I've heard so far. Since it is a limited no repress label, It's too bad I missed out on this one, but it is what it is. At least now I know to hunt their newest releases when it becomes available. :)

in this oversaturated age there ought to be some lost tunes worthy of an Indiana Jones-style search for them...

Limited editions?
Why not? Why do limited? What’s the suppose? Why asking? The questions can be many. Why instead change the view of the media instead of the concept?
Who is blaming Andy Warhol for his limited supplies? No one, it’s rather a problem with all the copies around the globe now days.
People never likes when ‘things’ is new and unknown and works in a different way. This happend with the early video installations. When it came to us it was also a ‘new’ type of media to express with. But now days is it totally accepted. But this is what is happening right now in the music-biz and the vinyl industry. How they see on what’s going on with the vinyl media makes them uncomfortable. The ‘new’ kind of art media is kind of doing the opposite of what they have done forever – limited small supplies. People won’t maybe accept the vinyl media as art media today, but hopefully tomorrow. Today want people still to see the vinyl media as a commercial consumption objects that can be bought and replaced and repressed like it have ever been. Junk Yard Connections don’t believe in that. For Junk Yard Connections should the EP, LP or whatever become more of a piece time capsule or just be seen, and listen as a piece of art. So next time you whine about some repress, go to your national museum and go to the information desk and tell the staff (you can of course mail the CEO for the museum as well, if it fits you better) and tell them to do some replicas of the Johannes Vermeer you just saw. I guess the answer will be a – No. Why not make a replica by you yourself? But that’s another interesting story!