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New account. Joined first on February 10, 2011.
Please sellers, grade records accurately according Discogs grading. Conservative grading highly preferred. Only interested in M - NM and in some cases, VG+ tunes.
Please sellers, grade records accurately according Discogs grading. Conservative grading highly preferred. Only interested in M - NM and in some cases, VG+ tunes.
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Thanks for clarifying this. Some new labels are trying to recreate this 90s Italian house / garage / deep house vibe and pretending it's "coming from the vaults” or “DAT tapes". Why not just telling the truth and stop this misleading marketing crap to...
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snapyshot would be interested too ! let me know if you find...
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So I just received my copy. Mastering and quality of pressing are very good and loud. Sounds as good as the original. The artwork and overall presentation and quality of printing though, for such an great release, could've been better. As stated...
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Yes all are unique, as much as the other Likemind tracks in my opinion (Stasis, Redcell...) Glad I could directly buy the only remaining original releases from you Paul pabloski some years ago. Will get the repress too! Cheers.
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At least ''For Further Information'' and ''Electric Arc'' tracks stay unique and can only be found in the original Likemind 01 release.
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Samples Peter Kruder - Law Of Return (2009). At least 10 words must be entered. Please enter at least 2 more.
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Look for the colour of the labels, they should have a tinge of green / blue. Typical of white labels mastered by JTS at that time. Some original copies don't have any writings on the labels too.
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Not as good as his first releases on Likemind which remain totally mind-blowing and of the highest level compared to these new tracks. Nice racing circuit diagram-themed artwork in reference to one of Nuron's passions.
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Rushin (Officerdibble Mix) samples piano from Far Out (Original Scratchadelic Mix)
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So my comment about whether the source material is coming from vinyl or tapes (or even CD because these tracks were released on a comp called Digital Lifeforms in 1993) was deleted. Please let me know ! Thanks
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Juan Atkins was was only 21 years old when he wrote 'Clear'.
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Discovered from a WGD member (thanks!) that this track samples David Sylvian - Answered Prayers (1986), beautiful.
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that would be an excuse if we were 30 years ago, unless Cignol records on tapes ?
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Are all these tracks even fully licensed by the artists?
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The jacket graphic design inspiration originally comes from the French Zig-Zag rolling paper packaging.
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Subterranean Storm is an example of a high quality track from the new generation of producers. I first heard it during a GU set. Any similar recommendations ?
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From A-Ton Bandcamp : All tracks mastered from the original 1/4 inch (quarter inch cartridge tape) and DAT tapes except “To Be Surreal”. A true example of transparency from a label that all should follow, when it comes to repress early tunes. Top job,...
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Product description from label says the artists originally recorded on tape…ok… that is how it was made back in the days, but it doesn't mention clearly if repress is sourced from vinyl rip or tapes. Please let me know.
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One of my fav GU records. recently discovered that Awe Babe takes some samples from ‘Peech Boys - Don't Make Me Wait’.
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Still frequently listening to this until that day. Wicked release. The ambient acid mix is out of this world and one of the best recent house track.
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that's music ahead of its time, maybe one day you'll understand, maybe never.
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I believe the name of the well-known group came from a phrase written on this very release back cover : “The massive attack on the right track”.
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Prince Vee was a friend of Marcus Mixx and LIAM. The record was produced by LIAM (and possibly with help from Marcus) in the same studio and with the same gear as the other Head Studios records by MM.
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not really, originally it's from Carl Bean - I Was Born This Way (1977)
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Thanks for the info Claude ! Much appreciated and like to read stories like that behind the music I love.
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‘The Black Theory’ samples few notes from the beginning of ‘Sly’ by Massive Attack.
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I bought this at a high price without listening to it (no samples on the internet) thinking it’s a good record like the other productions from Naquil which are very good. Don’t do like me. It’s an average record that doesn’t worth much than $10. He...
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Impolite To Refuse first appeared on Detroit : Beyond The Third Wave 1996 album.
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Probably because Gnuoy is Young spelled backwards. 3 more words.
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yeah couldn't agree more. but can you list these other records you said 'musically more special' ? would be ver intersting ! thx
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I've been told by the owners there are currently no plans to re-issue Beyond Gravity.
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A repress will never be the same as the original. Like Wilson Bentley said "No two snowflakes are alike", that applies to records.
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The Journey : intro speech isn't taken from Twin Peaks ? It could be Laura Palmer's voice in one of the reversed voices scenes.
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Each white label release has been individually signed by hand on one side with either 'Alicia', 'Alesha' or 'Mala'. Also a few copies are unsigned.
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Buying records in 2017 is still fun : I bought my NM copy for €6.00.
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A great record. Mark Clair & Dennis McFarlane (4 hero), well known mainly for their jungle, drum'n'bass and techno productions, are delivering here 6 sophisticated house bomb tracks. Yet unknown, don't wait too long to grab a copy.
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Truly fantastic return from Mark Clair under the Nu Era guise. 'Heartstrings', my personal highlight on this EP, reminds me of some early 4hero productions.
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FYI : a couple of DAT tapes were missing for the reissue, so vinyl rips were used for mastering, while the rest of the album is entirely sourced from original DATs.
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I’m pretty sure Aaron-Carl borrowed the speech ‘Daddy, I love you’ from the track B2 on Ascender EP by Walt J, where he recorded his stepson when he was four for the vocals.
‘Sky’ is an uplifting, emotional track and is to me one of the best from... See full review |
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Running Back simply copy paste my scans (resampled at 600x600 pixels on Discogs) I uploaded here a while ago from the original release to reproduce them on the new labels. Lazy and botched job from the graphic designers. I love your label but a...
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spa5tik0lonz & BassBooster below are commenting about the bad sound quality of this record.
After a 5 year + wait, I finally got a copy at a descent price and it sounds absolutely perfect, the pressing is good too. It's just the sound on 'Cyclops'... See full review |
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Only ‘I Just Wanna Luv Ya’ worth it on this one for me. Top track.
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Excellent Sandy Rivera EP when he was at the top of his game with his true signature sound.
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Quoting Ed Marshall, owner of NAH records : “I'm the actual producer of the original works and vinyl production. Working on a Digitally Remastered 25th Anniversary release soon. Along with 15 new tracks with Vinyl releases coming soon.”
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