- The Netherlands, Europe
- Joined on February 27, 2012
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- Pending 1,735
- Releases Rated 15
- Rating Average 4.47
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- Rank Points 37,083
- Average Vote 4.06
- Votes Received 420
- Last 10 Day Average 4.00
- Last 10 Day Votes Received 1
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One simply can never have too many records. If you decide to make a purchase, then please make sure to read the words of welcome that will appear to you at that very moment; there you'll find everything you need to know, especially when it comes to shipping fees.
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I agree. It's also a surprise, more or less, that not even the Japanese have reissued this gem on CD. The funny thing, however, is that a lovely sounding digital version exists on Spotify and it even contains bonus cuts...
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The classical music samples used in "The Anal Staircase" are taken from "The Rite Of Spring" by Stravinsky. I noticed it while listening to Stravinsky* - Bernstein* / The London Symphony Orchestra - The Rite Of Spring: halfway through side 2, there's a part that has the exact bits in it as used in "The Anal...
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A lovely audiobook to listen to, especially since it's the writer himself who tells the stories. A retired audio engineer in my neighborhood once transferred both cassettes to digital for me and now I can listen to the entire audiobook on my phone and...
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By far the loneliest looking cover photo in history, especially with the trumpet laying on one of the swings.
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What I'll never understand, is why for god's sake the drums were mixed so quietly into the final mixdown. I mean, if you listen closely to the track on headphones and you pay close attention to the drums, you just KNOW that they sound funky as hell....
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Beautiful singer songwriter gem. It's a shame it's never been reissued on any format. A retired audio engineer in my neighborhood once used my VG+ vinyl copy to create an outstanding digital transfer and from that moment on, I've been listening to the...
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In full agreement. And I couldn't help but laugh out loud when you wrote, quote: "...repeating on loop the same pseudo-globetrotter, faux-Satyajit Ray soundtrack rabble that he calls a composition..." - priceless!
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"Nights Over Egypt" is just a MASSIVE classic that will never ever disappoint. The production is so rich, full and tight - once the intro kicks in, even if you're DJ-ing on a shitty setup, the overwhelmingly lush sound of the bass and the synths will...
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Same thing here: all details of this version are identical to my copy, but: no PRS Hannover stamped into the cardboard of the back cover...
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Massive release. At time of writing this one is already more than 20 years old and STILL all these tracks rock the effing dancefloor like no other. This is house music written in capital letters. The standout track for me, even after all these years,...
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"Come With Me To Rio" is the slammer here. As far as I know, the song only exists as the b-side of this single. Listen to it, soak it up and understand why this is such a high priced gem to look for. Absolutely killer track. Pure soul.
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A nice album, grossly overlooked. It's uncanny how much Maggie sounds like Donna Summer on this one. Try it, you'll like it.
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What a massive track this is. I can't believe it's been twenty years since its release, writing this in 2022... I'm focusing on the original mix here, 'cause I like that one the best. Yes, the Masters at Work remixes are great as well, but still: the...
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Fantastic review. It truly gave me goose bumps. I agree with everything you wrote, 'cause it's something that I can really relate to.
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Try listening to the best version of all the available cuts out there: the Live Garage Version and see if you can keep your eyes dry. While writing this, the track is almost 30 years old and still rocks every club once the DJ puts it on. Listen to it....
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