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In the 12-page booklet sent with some mail order copies is a tracklisting of overall 20 cryptic names. These names were not used for the later reissue on CD except for Walkabout.
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My copy is on dark lilac shine-thru vinyl. Is this every copy?
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Seen them live twice. And whereas there may have been 100 in 2017 the recent gig in Cologne was crowded with maybe 500. Boy Harsher is one of the best acts in Retro Elektrowave or whatever you call it, intense and unique voice. I particularly like her...
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Much more than a dull tribute band. I had mixed feelings about this project before I went to see them live. Sure, some of the versions add a new facette to old classics and "Dance with me" is one of my all time favourites, but some of the cover...
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Just listened to this track first time after reading your comment. Really great. Was it ever released on vinyl?
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Rue Oberkampf - "Le Train" is a fantastique cover from Melting Away by Absolute Body Control. Check it out!
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This record is really great, exploring new depth in Death in June's work. Great. Great. Great.
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The track "Summer Heat" on side A has a rhodes sound which is so familiar. But reviews of the record in technomagazin's didn't give a clue about the source. Even the review in Riley's own DeBug Magazin does not mention the source. But I think I...
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The tracks have circulated as dubplates since 1993.
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I have two different copies of the one-sided 12". However, the track Steam is the same on both. One copy is stamped with Planet E logo and the other is a plain white label with manually written "Paperclip People - Steam" on it also the Etching in the...
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Some early pressings in black vinyl contain a secret remix on side B rumoured to be by Christopher Just himself.
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KMS 068 came as whitelabel and was then properly released with full label as KMS 071 (The etching still says KMS 068). Tracklisting has not changed!
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Actually the track "Velocity Funk" has already been published as a CAMEO Remix in 1991 or so. If I remember correctly there have been a version inc. CAMEO's rap and an instrumental which is identical to Velocity Funk! The remix record was a promo only...
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There is also a pressing with black/white colored labels and different design. Later this record has been rereleased as "Esser - Forces" with yellow labels.
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KMS released an ugly rerelease some years ago which has different labels which both say "Side B".
There is also an old release with black/white-colored label otherwise identical to the one on the photo except that the Distributor and the adress are... See full review |
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Some Trax identical to V.A. DLP Frankfurt Trax Vol.II, I guess this is kind of an abandoned prerelease. But much better than the final product. Still on top in 2017!
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First version came without cover, later released with cover, one-sided vinyl, The track has actually been released on a Roadrunner Records Promo 12" a year earlier together with a Opel Bastards Remix.
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two different versions around, with white-colored labels and brown-colored labels
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