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I must agree, B1 is the best cut on this record. Gorgeous stuff.
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For those curious, the A-side is a version exclusive to this Earth 12" as far as I know. The first half of the track is exactly as the album version, but the second half takes off in a different direction offering an eight and a half minute version...
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All about "Celestial Funk" here, you can toss the other tracks into the garbage. I used to play this track in my sets back in '95 when I bought this and it would always melt the dance floor. As a longtime Bandulu enthusiast, this is one of their...
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This is a minimal techno remix of Depeche Mode’s “Dream On”. A good one too!
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I get what you're saying about the CV remix, but I wouldn't be so quick to dismiss it. It has its place in its original form here on this 12". I always took Acid Horse being a play on "acid house" and this was Al's love letter to it. The CV remix on...
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Awesome record. This sells for pennies on the dollar, so there really is no excuse to not introduce yourself to it if you've never heard it. This was Howie B's peak in my opinion, and pretty much anything he did between 1995 and 1998 is pure gold....
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It's worth mentioning that the version of "Velo" you find here on the vinyl version is not the full 9 minute version that can be found on the original Friendly Fires/Asphodells 12". It's a shorter version clocking in at just under 8 minutes. The inner...
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This needs a vinyl release in a big way. I’d rate this in the top 5 of John Williams scores.
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Agreed. This is one of the best John Williams scores of all time.
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An album cover to end all album covers. Shack attack!
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I always assumed this was Aphex hijinks. I bought all the Rephlex records new at the time, and they would always stuff inserts into their records where the dates were off. I bought records on Rephlex in 1995 that had inserts that were two years old in...
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I’d argue this is a straight up remix of “Dream On” by Depeche Mode, not just a vocal sample. This track contains Gahan’s full vocals, and it’s good too!
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After staring at this release in the marketplace for 18 months, and clearly knowing it wasn't officially released yet, I happily received my copy of this in the mail today. For the record, it does need to be said that this record was released in June,...
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Unfortunately this 12" is a bit too much Tanaka and too little Kuniyuki. Pretty monotonous techno and nothing else. It serves a certain purpose in the clubs but probably wouldn't be for any other environment.
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Just pulled this from the archives after not listening to it for a good 25 years, and I have to say that it's aged pretty well. Of the two "Mutations" EPs I like the other one better (mainly for the Meat Beat remix), but this is very charming as well....
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Trademark-Records Late to this question, but is that a sample? I agree it's cool, but I always assumed that was something Beltram... See full review |
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Typical Sacred Rhythm release -- fantastic music on a garbage pressing. Both versions are similar but the Dub mix is my choice for its extended funk intro before it explodes into a house rhythm extravaganza. Excellent production with twists and turns...
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Thanks for posting, this kind of info is very good to know.
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Not hearing any ambient or psy-trance on this one, but okay (and honestly, who needs more psy-trance in their lives anyway). This is essentially a quirky collection of balearic funky house cuts bookended by two downtempo exotica-inspired jams, spread...
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Ludwig remix is friggin' awesome here. The three Tripwire originals are pretty good, not unlike any of the other solid techno productions he's done, but Ludwig delivers one of his finest productions on this record. He ups the intensity, throws down a...
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Limited to 150 copies according to Juno. I'd link to the Juno page but I'm sure the Discogs goons would remove it eventually. Very nice record, both sides are of very high quality. You can pretty much set your watch to Ludwig, he always delivers...
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I'm not sure how this can be called a B-side collection as it contains the entire "Poguetry In Motion" EP, but ok. As someone who owns all of the singles from this band already, I still picked this up because, hey, it's The Pogues! Sound quality is...
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Yeah, the 12” version and album version have always been the same. The label could have been more forthcoming about this over the years, but this is how you sell records — making people think you’re getting a different version by naming the same track...
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These new PIAS reissues are cool, but this pressing is disappointing. They do a pretty solid job of choosing songs here -- side one alone contains some of the greatest electronic dance music ever made, but would it have killed PIAS to throw another...
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It's too bad there are only 150 copies of this floating around because this is an awesome track. Talabot starts it off with the beat and the groove, and it becomes a swirling techno/Krautrock jam with acid flourishes and balearic tinges. He...
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Absolutely. "Giske" is still one of my favorites of Talabot's output. It's so simple, but he uses it to a very hypnotic effect. Great stuff.
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I have to agree with the other comments here, I've always liked the Locked Groove mix more than the Talabot mix. Talabot usually blows other remixers out of the water, and his mix here is very good indeed, but the Locked Groove mix is something pretty...
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Four kick ass remixes that are extremely worthy of the excellence found on the original EP. For me, though, Talabot delivers a higher level of excellence, but when doesn't he?
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This is an excellent release. I always feel compelled to make a comment on records that seem to be very underrated, and this definitely falls into that category. It's aged very well, too. I'd file this into the same category as Kerala Dust, Stavroz...
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Totally agree on all counts. Also, this album is not good, I don’t care what anyone says. And I’ve been a super fan for over 30 years.
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Is this getting a 12” release? I’m surprised there hasn’t been any news on this yet.
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This 12" is basically two excellent John Talabot remixes, and some empty space between. His "Euphoric" remix is a bit different compared to his other stuff, existing as a minimally upbeat electro style track. His "Materia" remix is completely...
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Agreed, this album is fantastic. Arguably my favorite Talabot-related release.
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This is a really cool record. Typically these types of releases have a remix somewhere that doesn't hold up to standards, but this 12" is chock full of excellent tracks. Thankfully, the best version is the original mix which has a dreamlike feel...
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Odd little release for the Mondays, but definitely worth picking up for "Staying Alive" and the M-People remix of "24 Hour Party People". I think the M-People remix is one of the best remixes they ever had done for any of their singles. The two Justin...
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Always a big moment when Kassem drops a new release, particularly an album. As I was listening to this it occurred to me that it sounded a lot like an MM/KM collaboration, so when I checked the credits and saw that Mix Mup mixed this album I wasn't at...
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I had a copy of this back when it first came out in 1995, and I sold it on eBay for $2500 back in 2001. So you may think these prices are nuts now, but back before the reissue came it was even more insane.
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Absurd this record isn't more sought after. People have horrible taste, haha. This is one of the coolest records of the past 20 years.
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