pipecock
Dee Znutz- Enyo Mouf
- Joined on March 2, 2003
- http://infinitestatemachine.com/
Releases
- Pending 56
- Releases Rated 6,271
- Rating Average 4.51
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- Rank Points 661
- Average Vote 4.07
- Votes Received 15
- Last 10 Day Average N/A
- Last 10 Day Votes Received 0
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Because this is a variation which has “The” in front. The band’s official name does not have that.
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It’s wild that there are no comments on this. The main vocal version is an absolute killer, I have to stop myself from playing it too often. It feels like this was overlooked for some reason, but not on the dancefloors I play to.
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I remember hearing Theo drop both of these at the 3 Chairs DEMF afterparty at Oslo on Woodward in 2005 and wondering who did them and how I could find them. Five years later DJ made themselves useful for once and released them.
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I’m trying to imagine sitting down and listening to this record and having your reaction to it. Thankfully it’s not possible. Record sounds great, the music itself sounds as it should. Modern discogs commenters are the worst.
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Anybody who wants to sell the OG booklet in NM condition, hit me up on here!
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The lineage of house is quite literally “people who don’t have the means to make disco but do have cheap drum machines and synths and tape machines to edit with”. Plenty of ppl are making very well executed disco. These ppl are influenced by Ron Hardy...
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There were a number of lesser known Americans representing underground UK garage sounds before Abstract. Big ups to him of course, but cats like Jason Mundo, Oron, and many more had records in styles related to what would become dubstep concurrent to...
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Very unclear to me just what is motivating all of these clowns with tin ears to comment on this record, but it’s clearly a thing to do.
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He is not really a “d&b artist”. He has always made many styles.
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This record is cool but I think the album you refer to is his best work. Some kind of combo of grimy house and jacked out ghetto techno, and with a really nice overall aesthetic.
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Overrated? Or did you mean to say underrated? Your comment seems positive so…
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Don’t be scared. Don’t be scared. Don’t be scared. Don’t be scared.
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What we all want to know is… how difficult is it to walk with those big floppy red shoes on?
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Did you clutch your pearls while typing this review? OH NOES UNCREDITED HOUSE REMIXES WHAT IS THIS WORLD COMING TO.
Seriously this is one of the chumpiest comments I’ve ever seen on this site. |
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As of this post, the only track from this album not available on vinyl is the TOM Project remix which is almost fitting as it is a remix of the CD only TOM Project track on Sound Sampler Pt 1 on Sound Signature.
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Somebody must have just discovered how sampling works.
If you know house, disco, and techno music, a large large portion of Karizma’s catlogue samples music from pretty big tracks in these genres. |
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While this is a fine mix, I do not agree with others’ assertions that this is the best introduction for newbies to the BC catalog. The thing is, this mix lacks the interesting production that made the BC records so mindblowing. Instead, it uses the...
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