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One of the best 45 RPM 12" pressings from that time, with a special and very fancy promo-only jacket artwork. A must-have for any collector whose interest lies in early DJ promo artifacts.

Not sure why this record is in mono, but it feels as if the mixes would sound even better with some spread... error in mastering?

This particular version is quite abstract and very deep, providing the listener with an experience which will last a long time way beyond specific trends. Very under-rated, and a bargain today.

You're missing 1999 Salome De Bahia* - Outro Lugar :: summery house with brazilian female vocal - was a big hit worldwide.

Let it be said that this package is absolutely awesome. Twenty years later and it doesn't seem to have aged one bit, in fact in some ways it sounds better.

This collection should be highly recommended to anyone who's serious about being a Drum&Bass... See full review

Powerful and truly essential album for the times we are living through. It's a living example of works that dis-spell the notion that music is just a bunch of beats and patterns put together on some software program, and its message reaches deep into... See full review

Terrific album, some real sleeper cuts on there. As others have commented, one can wonder why this was never re-issued digitally.

This version here is the one to get, it is the pressing that has the longer 6:21 dub that includes the vocals at the end. If this is what you're after, do not buy copies of this promo pressing that have two mixes on the B-side. Make sure there... See full review

A2 samples and loops a piece of the fender rhodes solo, from Janice McClain - Smack Dab In The Middle. The real scorcher on here is AA "Our Separate Ways" ...

Devastating record in the right hands. One of the late 90s defining 'deep techno' records that seem to be all the rage now, it never grows old. Just be careful as many pressings appear to have a fair amount of surface noise.

Both sides actually very listenable, lovely stuff just waiting to be discovered by someone.

Revisiting this track got me thinking that this is where James Murphy's LCD Sound System got their inspiration for the bass line on "Losing My Edge"... We'll never know, but it certainly feels plausible.

Masterpiece of a recording made with such technically limited means! It's a good example of what Wyatt could do solo, when left to his own devices, a vehicle which allowed him to experiment with his unbridled imaginative approach to music and... See full review

Mesmerizing back then, and still an awesome slice of electronic music today. Respect!

Surface noise is so awful and constant on this particular 1981 pressing. Oh, and it's off-center too. The UK Lightning pressings are usually pretty good, so any buyer would be advised to go with these instead.

Of all the many versions of "Firebird" I have had the pleasure to hear, this particular performance may well qualify as the one where some of the middle movements are interpreted in the sweetest and most emotional manner. An absolute tearjerker, and a... See full review

What a fantastic and timeless piece of music. It hasn't aged a bit, in fact rather the opposite. This is the sort of stuff that was probably way ahead of its time. For anyone who is curious, listening to it now will be a refreshing and hopefully... See full review

Another very dope and completely overlooked release from the fabulous mid-90's

"Jazz Fook" definitely the stand-out track in this release. Very deep bass line with a lovely synth solo that leads to an even beefier ending. Highly recommended for the adventurous DJ. An absolute bargain at current prices.

If you listen closely, the original contains a very short looped and filtered sample of George Duke's "I Want You For Myself" (horn & string piece with keyboard pad underneath)

The version of Rinder&Lewis' "Lust" on this release is about two minutes longer than any other edition of this title. Even though the audio quality may not quite be as good as that of the original 45 rpm AVI pressing, it's an essential bit for disco... See full review

Gorgeous record, so totally overlooked. This is timeless beauty, and its appeal will probably never fade.

Absolutely devastating dub on the flip. One of the most under-appreciated classics of that era, and most likely the work of King Tubby.

This cannot be... that no one has even taken the time to write anything about this record. This is foundation material here... should be required listening for anybody who loves soul music and dancing. Truly among the greatest music to come out of Philadephia. See full review

Sonically this is by far the best mastered and pressed version of it, far superior to the 33 1/3 rpm US version.