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Year mentioned on release doesn't always match the date it was actually commercially available
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Most if not all of these are probably the same guys as https://www.discogs.com/artist/171554-Team-3 .
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Does anybody know if the cd's of this set were also sold separately? I picked them up as such at a shop, but I wouldn't be surprised if they just split up this box set.
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You're right. While I do think that sampling a hugely popular track like The Scientist is a bit lazy, the track is not that bad. Pretty great synth-line and the breaks are not too long.
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DJ Hardwell just played this as the closing track on the mainstage of Tomorrow Land, so I guess you're right.
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These were all bought second hand though. so they might be dumped misprints or something.
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I've had problems playing and ripping several CD's of this series (not all though) while the discs look fine. Am I the only one?
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Funny how they decided to censor the track title of Cunt Face to CXXX Face, but kept Get This Motherfucker, Fuck Macarena and Motherfucker House. Were they perhaps harassed by the same feminists that managed to get the videoclip of It's Delicious by 3...
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A1 appears on some compilations as Be Unforgettable (Korsakoff Remix)
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Is the Prison Wall the same track that was released on the Happy Hardcore 7 (1996) compilation, or some newer version? Seems weird that it would have had a re-release in 2002 since the style would have sounded pretty dated by then.
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According to the wikipedia on compact disc: "The first commercial compact disc was produced on 17 August 1982. It was a recording from 1979 of Claudio Arrau performing Chopin waltzes (Philips 400 025-2). Arrau was invited to the Langenhagen plant to...
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"At the end of Manic Truth (track 2-08) there are a few seconds of the track "Answer Me" by Myrmidon. Some copies [this one] are known to be pressed without this error though"
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Sleeve is based on http://www.discogs.com/John-And-Beverley-Martyn-Stormbringer/master/135541
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DJ Gizmo took his name from an American hip-hop DJ, listed on Discogs as DJ Gizmo (2). He figures it wouldn't be a problem since they were on opposite sides of the Atlantic Ocean.
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Sound quality is not very good unfortunately.
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