- Manchester, Europe
- Joined on July 9, 2004
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Trades/swaps are also welcome on my Sales list. Contact me for separate trades not listed on Discogs.
Users who i've traded/swapped with:
Gael
Poli3000
Evoevo303
camrocyarrum
jlaunder
king_of_techno
cosmictree
magpiedisco
keswicklemon
ziipfel
thevillageorchestra
ADDsounds
Jacktronic
Bassface72
Barry_Crumbcheeks
rearviewradio
-verneri-
Buy Vinyl!!
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In my opinion the A-side for this is pure English folk music, slightly pagan, with dark and creative prose, yet has flashes of inventive production that places it firmly in the electronic era. The use of pitched and off kilter samples, hard drums, and...
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The Japanese Mercury version is actually pressed on translucent brown vinyl, whereas the UK version on DJM is pressed on translucent plum coloured vinyl.
The UK version also has slightly better mastering, referencing them together there is more high... See full review |
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Promo versions with a thick brown card sleeve and no pressing mistake exist of this release. Most picture versions have a pressing issue that creates noise on the start of the b-side.
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This is pressed on "Pye Plum" coloured vinyl. I believe a number of labels used the Pye pressing plant back then, their trademark was very dark, translucent plum red pressings, that look black until held up to the light.
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I have a spare booklet as mine arrived with two, if someone out there is missing it and wants to pay for the postage, hit me up!
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There are 2 different sleeves for this release, a thin card spineless version, and a spined thicker card version, both have exactly the same graphics. I use the thin one as an inner sleeve for my copy, it fits perfectly in the spined version, and...
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White label only that came with a yellow promo sheet containing tracklisting for Gelb06 and 07. Extremely rare, though the Private Lightning Six track was released on Pomelo12 a few years later.
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I think the first pressings, or the first few hundred at least came with a poster, I also have one with mine, which was bought at the time of release.
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B-side is called Shame, and it's sick! Masterplan remix is killer too.
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Incredible record, a very unique listen, and one of my favourite late night spaced-out jams. Sonetimes cosmic, medieval, cold, empty and often quite beautiful.
There are shades of Parmegiani and Ligeti to be heard, backed with subtle electronic drones... See full review |
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What no write up? One of the earliest examples of Madlib's utter dopeness, this remix goes from level to level as it progresses, getting heavier and heavier. I challenge anyone to hear this and not rate it up there with his best work. Flanked by Zion...
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Yes, the 45rpm side is an extreme lesson in vinyl cutting dynamics due to the time taken up on the vinyl cutting the tracks at 45rpm, as the side progresses the stereo image and volume reduce as the groove gets toward the inner label. If this was cut...
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Olabeans mix is tearing!! Wish there was an instrumental version of it.
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The flexi contains interviews with various artists/inmates in residence at Brixton Jail on the A-side interspersed with various recordings of found sound and video game sounds. The B-side has selections of interviews/sounds in and of galleries,...
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Do all release versions have the wrong label? My version has the AA tracks switched around, so Love Talk plays last (like the promo 12"). Also this originally came in a black S.U.A.D. sleeve with a red and yellow sticker.
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There are better sounds within this one record than are in most musicians careers.
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Mine is the one pictured, I've only ever seen mine with a photo included, though there may be more, but the business card I've seen with another copy too (it's not a sticker:).
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To your ears maybe, but to others ears this is a fantastically unique record. I don't care for trolling in general, and your 'review' is very close to that. It's brutally negative, which I can relate to if we're talking about manufactured rubbish, but...
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Very few copies came with a black and white tote bag.
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Yep, early pressings were on translucent vinyl. Mines quite marbled, with hints of colour too.
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I have a version with a different label, (has the face from Concept 1 EP and other Optic Nerve releases on the B-side, with claret and black colours) and different artist names, it's credited to Optic Nerve / Shake instead of the above pseudonyms. Cat...
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My copy has a sticker saying "WARNING There is a small danger of confusion which may arise from the fact that the labels on this record are REVERSED". In true Iridal style, the sticker message has most of the r's and s's reversed.
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Mines the same version, everything but the label design is identical. I just assume it's a later pressing due to the label design, though I'm not certain.
It's definitely my favourite UK Jazz record, and took me a long while to finally get a copy,... See full review |
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There are 2 versions of the UK original, the first issue has black labels with Columbia in blue text, the second issue (which was probably issued in the early 70's and is quite possibly rarer than the first issue), has the black labels with silver...
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Considerably over priced for what the LP actually contains, it really is a children's music library, lots of playful innocent Moog and electric piano melodies. Not one of the more interesting Library LPs!
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If anyone needs a spare sleeve I have a couple of unfolded original sleeves, send me a message.
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Amazing loop lifted from the Beatles White album, perfectly crafted classical ambience. Happy to see this record is finally getting some love!
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A hidden gem of IDM, every track is great, maybe my favourite release by Mr Takamasa, but "Dear People" has a certain pop melancholy to it, and sounds like nothing else he made. One for the heads!
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Electronic music has been digital since.....digital arrived.
Unless your buying Gearbox LPs of old school jazz, recorded to 2 inch tape in 1958, cut on OG Scully lathes, then my friend, you're mainly listening to computer generated/rendered audio,... See full review |
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My version has been mispressed A/D and B/C on the vinyl, even the labels.
Fantastic compilation of Pharoah, as spiritual as you can get. |
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There are differing sleeves and labels with this version. It might be reflected with the stamper/run out groove too.
Mine features a different credit on the label: (1) Cumberland Music Plus it has a slightly different label design, with no M.C.P.S.... See full review |
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Also features very early use of effects, tape delays on tribal percussion with layered voices. good sound and quite unique!
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3rd track on the original 12" samples Chas Jankel's 'Boy', the flip side to 'Questionnaire' 12". Top edits by the maestro Theo.
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Speculation about the provenance of the title aside, this record is a foundation of my listening and influence since 92. You cannot put a price, or conjecture, on such a beautiful and influential record. AW1 came out at a perfect time to enhance the...
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Track 4? No-one mentioning it is a crime against KDJ and House music in general! Techno inspired House Music at it's absolute finest and purest, slamming analog grooves with top edits, my only qualm is I'd like it to roll on for another 5 minutes!
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Some copies come with a poster of Mal Waldron. A killer session!!
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Sorry, I have to bite, this comment is part of your legacy Baz, you have one starred Jaguar, which is not only a classic Techno track, but then you proceed to opine on what genre it is! Seriously mate, you should research something before you comment....
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I have a white label Test Pressing of sides C&D. I was given this by a friend of the band.
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I have an acetate of the first LP, with hand written cover and taped photos on the sleeve, it has a little more info than here. Not sure on it's history but it's very old!
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Also exists with White labels, Red & Black print. Run out stamper- T-STM-0830-1A
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Some copies came with a tiny booklet with tracklisting and details, and a Co-Op flyer for the Plastic People nights.
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"There's only One!!" Kick-ass UK Funky on the flip with the original mix of Bullet Blade Knuckle slap, a much more wigged out club tune than the a-side, but just as heavy! Often overlooked, but a class example of UK futurist dancefloor business.
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