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Disclosure (3)Settle

Label:PMR Records (2) – 00602537394883, Island Records – 00602537394883, Method Records (4) – 00602537394883
Format:
2 x Vinyl, LP, Album
Country:UK
Released:
Genre:Electronic
Style:House, Garage House, UK Garage

Tracklist

A1Intro
A2When A Fire Starts To Burn
A3Latch
FeaturingSam Smith (12)
A4F For You
B1White Noise
FeaturingAlunaGeorge
B2Defeated No More
FeaturingEd Macfarlane*
B3Stimulation
C1Voices
FeaturingSasha Keable
C2Second Chance
C3Grab Her!
D1You & Me
FeaturingEliza Doolittle
D2January
FeaturingJamie Woon
D3Confess To Me
FeaturingJessie Ware
D4Help Me Lose My Mind
FeaturingLondon Grammar
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Credits

Notes

Gatefold sleeve (appears aged to resemble ring wear and creasing)

℗ & © 2013 UIR Ltd. www.disclosureofficial.com

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Barcode (Scanned): 602537394883
  • Matrix / Runout (Side A runout stamped / "STU." etched): 3739488-A 109008E1/A STU. www.gzvinyl.com -
  • Matrix / Runout (Side B runout stamped): 3739488-B 109008E2/A
  • Matrix / Runout (Side C runout stamped): 3739488-C 109008E3/A Www.gzvinyl.com -
  • Matrix / Runout (Side D runout stamped): 3739488-D 109008E4/A

Other Versions (5 of 26)

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Title (Format)LabelCat#CountryYear
Settle (18×File, AAC, Album, Deluxe, 256 kbps)PMR Records (2), Island RecordsnoneUK2013
Settle (CD, Album, Deluxe Edition)PMR Records (2), Island Records00602537394968UK2013
Settle (14×File, AAC, Album, 256 kbps)Cherrytree Records, Interscope Records, PMR Records (2)noneNorth America (inc Mexico)2013
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Settle (CD, Album)PMR Records (2), Island Records00602537394920UK & Europe2013
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Settle (CD, Album)Cherrytree Records, Interscope Records, PMR Records (2)B0018559-02US2013
  • JUSTGROOVES's avatar
    JUSTGROOVES
    Repress! yes! And watch the average price plummet! Skalpers are getting stung big time now! haha
    • the_mighty_hammond's avatar
      Glad this one just got re-pressed.. F$%& the prices here.. Just google for "disclosure settle vinyl"..
      • Frisbeehead's avatar
        Frisbeehead
        Good lord this album sounds like sex. Bought my copy used from a fellow on Reddit, the outer sleeve looks a bit used both overall looks good to me! The real treat is the vinyl itself, heavyweight vinyl that has no blemishes, scratches or anything. As soon as I played the first track, I knew I was in for a treat. The album sounds fantastic on vinyl, great stereo imaging, crisp and beautiful synths and vocals, warm and punchy bass, yeah just great. Glad I purchased, definitely a highlight of my collection now.
        • ljrei77's avatar
          ljrei77
          Just bought used off Reddit and can't believe how clean the pressing is. No warp, minimal surface noise, hella great playback. Super pleased I have this in the collection now.
          • jackdecarlo_'s avatar
            jackdecarlo_
            Disclosure's Settle (2013) and SBTRKT's SBTRKT (2011) both came out right after I graduated from college. Not only did I like all the tracks on each, but I could also actually connect with a lot of the songs.

            Plus, this (Settle) is the first LP I ever purchased.
            • PureWax's avatar
              PureWax
              Ha, I actually thought it was really beat up and there was ring wear on it
              • aidiothir's avatar
                aidiothir
                Edited one year ago
                Pretty boring album. The same sounds over and over again in all tracks, even the same chords between different tracks, totally empty grooves with ONLY hats, simple kicks, chords and vocals and nothing more. Where are the 90's crazy times have gone these days? Its is really shame how low house music has become last years, and even more sad, how many people are licking this garbage, instead of way better EDM music that is totally ignored out there.
                And i have a simple question for all ''Disclosure'' fans : Have you ever listened to 90's house music?????
                • AurelChan's avatar
                  AurelChan
                  I have to be honest and say that at first listen, I didn't expect such quality for an electronic record, as good as it is.
                  It's simple, no crackles, no surface noise, my version is just amazing. I know the album by heart, having listened to it hundreds of times, and I feel like I am rediscovering it through my turntable.
                  Not too much bass, clear vocals, and a really honest packaging. (2 x 180g) Of course, the listening quality depends on the equipment you have at home to avoid saturation for example, but for me with a diamond A-T95 microlinear and my Klipsh's, it's just a pleasure to listen to!
                  • JQ1017's avatar
                    JQ1017
                    I was lucky to win a copy of this pressing in a competition about 4 years ago and having a listen to it now on a proper set up all I was to say is WOW. What a treasure to have on vinyl. Not just an amazing electronic / dance record but excellent packaging (less the cardboard inner sleeves) as well.

                    I'm definitely going to deep clean my copy and put the discs in Mobile Fidelity Inner Sleeves to preserve the discs as the cardboard sleeves are worrying in the long term.
                    • soundspace's avatar
                      soundspace
                      The quality of this pressing is just WOW. Well worth the price.

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