- Joined on October 4, 2001
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Favourite artists: OMD, Joy Division, New Order, Oasis, Coldplay, Pet Shop Boys, The Smiths, Morrissey, The Church, The Prodigy, Radiohead, Suede, Blur, Simple Minds, U2, The Chameleons, Sad Lovers & Giants, Deacon Blue, Keane, Athlete, and the top rave producers from 91-92 as well (UK and Belgium mainly)
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The version of "Evil Surrounds Us" that we have here is not exactly the same as in the 12" since it does not have the guitar sample (probably due to copyright issues) so it's 20 seconds shorter. This non guitar sample version was also featured on the...
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These four mixes are different (although pretty similar) to these featured on ZZB 007 and that includes the Radio Mix which is not the same as the other Radio Mix...I wonder if anyone really cares about this stuff...
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The instrumental is not a bad track, moreover, it can be even pleasant but the other mixes are so bad, terribly awful due to the vocals that I cannot believe how this record was recorded and released...
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What was the first release of this label? I can't see it here
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Time Syndicate - Rave Generator (Addiction Remix) and Unity (8) – Make My Body Move (Pirate Radio Rules Mix) were exclusive to this release whereas Caught With A Spliff (We Are Drug Squad Officers Mix) is an edited version of the 12" version and Time...
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I do have this 12" and the tracklisting taken from the digital ep on bandcamp is not correct. This vinyl has the same tracks on both sides (as the promo with N-R-Gee - Themes had)...
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Top tune this one, the landlord stab section is pure bliss
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Top review mate, I completely agree with your thoughts, sadly, I'm a long-time collector and I'll have to buy this (and it's not getting cheaper at the time of writing this)
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There's a mistake on the tracklisting of this cd. Track 3 is actually Instructions Of Life (Blapps Posse Remix) whereas track 9 is Remix Of Life. I can confirm because I do have the 12" singles
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The only reason for buying this album is "Amadeus" which was released as Kleptomania in 1992. The version on this cd is based on the "Martini Mix" but this one doesn't have the female vocals and a few parts are slightly changed so this is a plus for...
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Strangely, this cd version of Gun Connection (Rewind Remix) has a short vocal sample at 15 seconds which is not present on the official vinyl version. I thought it was a cd glitch at first but it is actually a low female vocal sample
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Where is Bright Eyes part 1? No more tracks by these artists can be found (at least under this pseudonym)
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Does anybody have more info about this strange vocal version of Chapter 4? Was this made in 92 (I guess so) and never released for a reason?
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Does the full length version of A Great Day (9:03) exist on vinyl? My original press copy is only 7:33 long
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This crap again. Put the transcription records inside your ass!!!
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The interesting track here, in my opinion, is South London A1 Sound. Funky 4, on the other hand, is absolutely forgettable.
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All the tracks from this cd were released in 2004 so this promo cd must be from that year (early 2004 is my guess).
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This version of 20.000 Hardcore Members is not the original 1991 mix but the Program 2 Remix 1 which was available on Kick 24 (There Is No Law (Equinox Remixes) / 20.000 Hardcore Members (Program 2 Remixes).
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The Kreator Mix is a cool breakbeat hardcore version of this house track. The Baktrax mix is the instrumental mix, I can't understand why it's called like that in this spanish release.
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Two questions:
1- Is this going to be released on vinyl or has it been cancelled for some reason? 2- Is one of these songs one with a landlord stab melody (Part 2, 1:25) which was featured on the "Live In Manchester" 12" but never came out back in the... See full review |
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The Hyper Go Go Remix uses a melody taken (stolen?) from Just Like Heaven by The Cure at the beginning of the track. I've been thinking about this sample for years but I never realised what it was until today...
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This promo has the first version of Temple Of Dreams which is really interesting and has a few elements that were no present in later versions, however, I do not think that this 12" was a limited edition of 50 copies at all since its availability is...
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I'd love to buy this on vinyl. Nightland is awesome
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Track B2 on this vinyl is actually the Club Mix (A2) here
https://www.discogs.com/release/146376-Hypno-Genesis-The-Induction-Of-A-Hypnotic-State-EP not the original mix unless the youtube links are messed up (I don't have the physical copy of... See full review |
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Very interesting release for collectors where we can find 6 tracks which are only available here: Chewing Gum Weekend, Supacop, My Hair, The Liquidator, Dark Day and Spray The Walls.
Besides, A Cellar Full Of Noise and Wet Roads Glisten are offered... See full review |
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Danse City - Midi Overflow, TRIP - Feel So Good and Parkhill - Word Of Mouth were exclusive tracks for this release.
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I think the same thing can be said about Breakbeat Era's "Rancid" here which has sounds less polished than the album version.
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Comparar este disco de Coldplay con los 4 primeros resulta una broma de mal gusto.
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La calidad de sonido del cd de Happy Nation (el que tiene 15 temas) es realmente mala, llama muchísimo la atención esto
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I think the track "Holy Noise" was only available on this lp as the rest of the tracks were taken from their singles
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as you mention this, I put my headphones and I also noticed this. Pressings back in the day were sub-standard production-wise, specially formation records and some weird white labels
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In Ful Efx (Eliminator Mix) and Cybex are both edited versions as the 12" versions are 1:30 longer aproximately each.
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Pure (Energy), Listen To The Rhythm Flow (Trance Machine Mix) and Elevation (Troll Mix) are faster mixes than the original 12"s so these mixes here are 15-25 seconds shorter,
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The "Original Mix" here does not have the intro (the first 20 seconds) of the IGE20T edition so it's an edited version of the original mix.
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does anybody know where the lyrics at 2:20 aprox (Take it to the max...) come from originally? I vaguely remember a hip-house tune 90-91 ish with that rap on it. I'm talking about the Extended Free Version.
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what's the point in keeping this music so limited? I guess fans who don't want to overpay for new music do not have the right to buy this at sensible prices? some oldskool artists are really greedy.
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Superb ep, this producer is a must for oldskool collectors. I was one of the nutters who asked for the Love Byte Demo repress for years. Glad he's making tunes on a regular basis again providing us with unreleased stuff from the early 90's.
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Underrated EP, one of my favourites from 1992, had it been a white label everybody would have been after it
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Is this b side "It's A Fine Day" or is it "Evolution Rush" (Urban Shakedown Mix)? I can't find an Urban Shakedown mix of "It's A Fine Day" anywhere on the net.
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This cd is fuc*ed, the last time I played it tracks 8 and 9 sounded awfully bad
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