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- Releases Rated 774
- Rating Average 4.61
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Yard Act have to be the best new band i've heard in ages, so happy to get my copy of this, an absolute belter.
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Fantastic, love it
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here hear sir, I agree completely.
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Never dissappoints. Excellent release. Returning to past form of late.
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Where do honest folk buy a download of this one?
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Music as dope as this deserves more review or discussion if you ask me
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fantastico!!!! Wow!!! Insert as many superlatives here as you want, this is a real gem.
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Coin Op crew can do no wrong. Another bangin release.
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What a fantastic album this is, Floex goes from strength to strength. Easily the best new music I've heard in ages, just sublime.
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Just simply superb.
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Got a free poster with my copy. Dope tunes and nice artwork.
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Essential. Every tune a winner. Own it, cherish it, bask in its resplendent glory. A true classic.
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Its all about Grime Vibration here.. nice anthemic piano dropping into a slamming gritty bassline. Wicked late night party breaks tune. Well worth owning a copy.
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Another excellent Howlin' release :)
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This record is sick. Superb production skills at play here, giving a crystal clear beautiful fat sound. Side A steps along with a grimey bass breaks banger, while side B is a warm summer afternoon amble through dubbed out breakbeat niceness. Love it.
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100% agree. When I first got the game this ep hadn't been released and straight away I knew I needed the tunes that were missing from the soundtrack album, especially Pipe Wrench Dubstep which just totally deserved to be on the main soundtrack!!
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For me it's all about side AA here. Midtempo snarling dancefloor destroyer. Wicked break. Sinister samples. Still sounding as fresh as day 1. 100% recommended. What else can be said. ITS A BANGER.
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Side S on this one deserves the 5/5 rating. Eskmo at his finest with a slamming heavy bass workout with a dope tabla riddim easing over the background just right. Real nice. Definately one of my standout 06 breaks tunes. Not your standard boom dush,...
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It doesn't get much better than this. Superb quality release. Tyra Hammond and The Tornadoes tear it up! Nik Weston rarely dissapoints with Mukatsuku rekkids and this is surely one of the finest on the label.
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These guys have an awesome sound. Like listening to the JB's!
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This is a beautiful record in every way. The game and artwork by Amanita is fantastic and the music by Tomas Dvorak (Floex) is truly sublime. Very happy to have picked up number 219/245 from this reissue.
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Serious Filth is a monster tune. Big up Jnr Hacksaw.
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Ok, more Dub than Reggae, but scorchers nonetheless :)
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For me, the standout tune on this release is "Simple Tings" on side B. Awesome moody minimal driving electro breaks. Nice illuminous yellow clear vinyl too. A great record.
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"Cocks and Fannies" always raises a smile. Quality tune.
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Two extremely fine reggae tunes.
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Just to clarify for whoever deleted my last post here. Which admittedly was a little abstract to be called a review.
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"Life is empty and meaningless" is the sample that repeats on You are a machine. Wicked electro breaks release from (IMHO) one of the best labels in the breaks scene, and one of the most exciting producers around.
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Still sounds fresh 10 yrs later. Classic.
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I bought this in an outdoor market in Byron Bay Australia around 28th December 2004. Its a very cool version of an all time classic release. It plays very well, sounds great. The surface of the vinyl shows its age, with quite a few marks and light...
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