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I contacted them, and after a few messages he just stopped replying, probably because I'm in the UK and he's in the US so shipping a CD would cost a lot. Worst CD rot I've seen. Avoid this version.
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What a brilliant Orb mix - can't stop listening to it - sounds like their vintage material.
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There is a weapon hidden on the B side of this single... Brooklyn. Wanna know why it's called Brooklyn? Get yourself some Roy Ayres records and find out.
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I guess this version is sought after as it's the only one with the original instrumental? Or is there another reason?
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In my opinion, the original 1999 version is the better version of this great reggae compilation.
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'Salty Tears' is a subtle Moodymann-esque deep house jam. Not quite up there with Kenny's stuff but a very nice rainy day house record to be enjoyed.
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I think these guys are talking about the MK dub. I'm not aware of a version called NY dub.
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'Freaks landed vocal' is worth checking out. Quality house production.
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Heads are definitely correct to be giving credit to 'sliding' - it is immense. Also worth mentioning is the jaw-dropping introduction to '5ives'. Can't get enough of it.
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been reading a few of your reviews for amusement. pretty funny. what next? a review stating juan atkins early releases are clunky and mediocre? foolishness.
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look for the beauty and wonder that surrounds you every day... these dreams are not your own, just a cliche... like a lottery ticket you've been sold.
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Both sides are great party starters, and that's what these edits are for. No one would claim they were better than the brilliant source material... they just add some thump for different dancefloors.
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You see those people jogging on the stamp ... Are they Jexy's Midnight Runners?
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Essential Persian here. Regulars will know to expect it nice and crusty, and with plenty of bass to satisfy your speakers. This guy is a legend to those that know. Jacob's dub is particularly joyous, but it's all good.
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I have a copy I'd like to sell - contact me D2
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yep - mine plays fine . . . . . . .
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I guess Relief used the railroad warning sign because they laid down so many tracks (of course by trax I mean stripped back house grooves). Correct me if I'm wrong - just sharing thoughts. Like others below have said, one of the cult labels of the...
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18 years after your comment and I still think this is up there with his best... relaxed, deep house.
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Something for everyone here from the mighty Reggie Burrell. Some gorgeous vocal jams and then keep going till B2 where you'll find the trackier, bumping vibes of Play, Work, Play. It's all good.
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What a talented producer Pooley shows himself to be across both sides of this record. The relaxed, breaky jam 'What's your number' which is even better known in the equally superb Jazzanova remix. Then we have the more tracky, but far from predictable...
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It's a great listen throughout and part 3 is very beautiful.
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Both sides are deep, dubby perfection on a beautifully pressed heavy slab of wax that makes the experience all the sweeter. Enjoy.
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Wow - slept on tracks here. Great blend of electro and breaks with nice stabs and acid lines. Check it out.
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The music speaks for itself - I only comment here for other reggae lovers to report that teh pressing is deep and clear. What a blissful album.
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a narrow-minded view of uk garage - a scene derided by many, but it's influenced many artists. I wonder how deep you have delved into it before dismissing it.
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yep... this one just does not work... . . . .
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Interesting reading the reviews below. I do really enjoy remix I, but I love remix II - it mixes great with UK Garage tracks. And if you're one of those people that loves to slag off UKG, jog on. Mood II Swing were so talented.
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Very true. Have always been surprised this isn't one of those hard to find records. Proof that there are great records still obtainable for cheap.
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I'm sure this bargain bin record is loved by some. Track A2 'the way you loved me' is a crazy chunk of sampling and slamming beats. Not for everyone, but definitely for me.
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I'm happy with how mine sounds. Sounds pretty similar quality to other pal joey stuff I own.
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anyone in the uk selling this reissue? please contact me
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The beats on this instrumental hip hop album are so good. I do wish the producer hadn't slapped the 'Bruce Li' sample over the whole record so many times (several times on every beat - why???). It's irritating and distracts from the high quality...
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Big Theo fan, but the A side gets the most spins from me. Mr. G hits the spot (sorry) with a deeply hyonotic and enjoyable mix of 'Mike Grant- My Soul, My Spirit'. It could just run and run and I wouldn't tire of it - such elegant simplicity.
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Playing it now. Nice fat and flat 7 inch. I'm no audiophile so I can only say I'm very happy with it - loud and clear and bringing a smile to my face. I've bought most of this series and I'm enjoying them a lot.
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big one. . . . . . ... ..yes . .
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agree - so many interesting sounds and samples put together in a dreamy way
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the acen remix bangs - - - great party record
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I have this version and think it sounds good. I'm no audiophile though... just someone who enjoys playing records. I've heard far worse quality. If you're a casual listener, don't be put off. Far worse out there....Perhaps this soundtemple mastered...
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top quality across all 4 tracks... N4 pressure is my fave... a loose limbed jungle monster.
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. . . yawn . . . . .... ...
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anyone who has dipped their toe in the water care to report on how pleasant it is for a swim?
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