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Trey? Is that you? Your dinner's ready, go wash your hands.
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It would be useful to get verifiable evidence of this. There appears to be some confusion with a tape that was being sold around the same time with a different Mills mix of similar style, but which was a DJ bootleg tape rather than a different edition...
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Somewhat hyped up by Morbid Angel on their own website, this is nevertheless genuinely considered to be something of a classic in death metal history. I bought it shortly before making a sudden and swift transition from listening mostly to brutal...
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An artist with no discernible style, simply pouring his imagination into these limited CDr runs that he distributes largely by "stealth tactics" rather than any conventional means, his music is often harsh, noisy and difficult. At other times it makes...
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The "Ian Pooley Mix" of "Rok Da House" is the track that Jeff Mills immortalised on his amazing "Live At The Liquid Room" mix CD of 1995. It's testament to Mills' abilities at the time to shock a crowd into disbelief with his rapid-fire, hectic mixing...
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A disappointing release, this.
OK...so the version of "Track" was the harder to find 12" version, but in my opinion it's not a patch on the version that was squeezed on the end of side A of the "Azimuth" album. The floating bleeps that accompanied... See full review |