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Who knows if it really came from brazil . .
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My copy has a printed insert . . . .
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Some copies come with everything in red on white print instead of black on white
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Yes they were. There are quite a lot of copies out there without the fold-over. In fact, if anyone has a fold-over for sale pm me.
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Yeah Sure Bill and you shoulda seen my mom in 1967
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This is the worst remastering in the history of hardcore. Sucked all the life out of the original. Shame on you NRA for decimating one of the best HC records ever!
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Obviously this should've been the sleeve for the release .
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you might wanna make a separate release of this .
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You have to admire the optimism of making a jukebox version of this.
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Box 3 was never made. The UM is not the 3rd box. We distributed and assembled these at the time on behalf of Bunker so straight from the horses mouth. I don't know where they got their information from or who put it there but it's wrong. These...
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Coloured vinyl is pretty much the same price to make as black. Maybe 20 cents per unit more depending on the amount. Its the lamest excuse for a price raise ever.
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Now this is how you put together compilations: no fillers, fantastic sound, great pressing. Possibly better than the originals. Essentially this whole series is essential.
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Indeed a cool track list, but all tracks are cut from their original length so buyer beware
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A rare and poignant social commentary in the form of a track that perfectly expresses the mind numbing boredom and futility of a mundane dreary existence on a council estate somewhere up NORF. Spud U Like is the best track of 2015!
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I find quest pretty boring as well, only played Night Flight on this tbh
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Rinse out the register it's time to cash in. Sound quality is terrible, but I guess if you're used to 480 Youtube clips it sounds decent enough. Low volume, no dynamics, way too much crammed on each side. Double CD might be ok though, haven't heard it.
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Sigh, at 5 12"es per side this just sounds awful.
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"Tyger Tyger, burning bright, In the forests of the night" is a quote from a WIlliam Blake poem from 1794.
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Anyone know where the intro is from? Or is it just them pulling a Tarantino on us?
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Don't know what these Canadians were on, but Dub Plate Pressure's a belter
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Tha Men Who Fell To Earth should go down in history as one of the greatest D&B tunes ever produced
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Natural Born Killers is a real jump up classic. Produced by semi legend T-Power, it steers well clear of the corniness sometimes associated with the subgenre and it is way more musical than most of the hoempapa bass-fart Jungle that started to emerge...
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Records can be cut louder at 45 rpm. There is a time limit though, if a side is over around 10 minutes it usually has to be cut at 33. It all depends a bit on the space between the grooves.
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Released by a heavy handed bunch. If you ordered these boots by mail order they wrote your name in it saying "I sold this record for 4$$ ppd to [insert name] Please complain if you paid more." Nice price to be fair. Also they put in a bunch of...
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I think this came out of Switzerland, not Germany. These bootleggers did a few others (like Negative Approach – Live At Newton Theatre 7") which were then used as a vehicle for their political propaganda of choice. Like most of late 80's early 90's...
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"recent reports suggest" . joker . . . . .
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Ultra noise freakshow from the sewers, like Whitehouse mating with The Monkeys in a swimming pool filled with goo goo muck. If flies could negotiate, this would be on their agenda for sure.
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All the elements of their ground breaking s/t LP on Touch and Go are already present, but in a bit more raw and rudimentary form. Full of crazy manic breaks and original arrangements, a true one of a kind. If you have any kind of affinity with...
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Great bombastic hardcore/deathrock hybrid, don't sleep on it . .
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Bit underrated this one. Our Circled adventure is a minor crossover classic in the vein of Beyond Possession and Suicidal ca. Join The army . Grab one before the masses take note.
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Seeing that none of us is ever gonna find a decent og copy of this permawant, this is as good as it gets.
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Great booklet in this one, sound quality is decent as well. Worth hunting down
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Behjan is missed for sure, but he didnt do this one
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It's quite possible this record wasn't played by human beings. Gauze set a new standard in tightness here, leaving their (not to sneeze at) peers in the dust. This sounds like a sped up version of Nightmare, Bastard, Death Side and themselves. I know...
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Together with bands like Killdozer and Tad, the God Bullies represented the dark underbelly of white trash America, inhabited by TV Evangelists, Snake Charmers, inbred Hillbilly Serial Killers and three eyed Swamp Monsters. Their motto 'War on...
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The UK answer to TSOL (or is it the other way around?). Black Cat sounds like a lost take from the Weathered Statues sessions. Pretty neat proto Goth/Death Rock with obvious Damned and Siouxsie influences.
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There is something about all these over designed, high quality printed, multiple versioned collectors nightmares that really puts me off. I mean it's very neat and all and some of it looks great, but it's a far cry from urgency of the Pusmort days....
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Runaway is an under rated Marley Marl gem and a great companion piece to MC Shan's Cocaine.
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It's ironic that the first pressings of this record say "pay no more than 25 dollars" as a joke
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