psychicSnow
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- Joined on May 21, 2004
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jiggawhat is right. By 2012 drum'n'bass was well on its way to escaping from its dark ages in the early 2000s (after the classical glory of the mid-'90s). This mix is an unfortunate throwback to a period in which mainstream d'n'b created some truly...
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That Olof Dreijer/Desire (16) blend really is something else: house DJ perfection at work to create something astonishing. Elsewhere, apart from obvious cuts like Martijn Hoogendijk's Together Alone, an out-of-place Basic Channel and some exoticised throwback...
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The underdeveloped ideas and cheesy sounds can maybe be put down to the nature of this as a compilation of demo material thrown together by warp, and can be overlooked, but ultimately this record is just so boring to listen to. Skip it and start with...
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One of a handful of incredible compilations from 1992 that show what a watershed it was. It's very nearly flawless. My only gripe is they used the Orbital mix of Kinetic. Ravers know that the true classic is the Frank de Wulf remix.
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*Restoring 2018 comment deleted by childish admin*
It's from the offertorium of "Missa pro defunctis" requiem by Pierre de la Rue. Most likely this recording: Requiem Und Totenklagen Um 1500-1550. |
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I hope Robert Smith and Simon Gallup got paid. Whatever happened to make Tom fall off after Ultravisitor, I hope he recovers.
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Holding a beautiful girl's hand as we came up on some potent molly, standing on a slope overlooking a vast cold war nuclear bunker in a forest in eastern Germany. An industrial plaza surrounded by dense and endless firs. Down below were a thousand...
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The compilations The Elephant Table Album (A Compilation Of Difficult Music), Rising From The Red Sand, and series INKEY$ are also well worth finding.
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Anyone else find the stereo (which must be "electronically rechanneled" as they used to put it) utterly horrible? It's very harsh.
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The "remastering" job on this issue is utterly awful. Considerably worse than even the earlier CD masters. Avoid.
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could this be the mysterious track 27?
at least 3 more. |
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Crucially, it makes absolutely no sense. If Grant really said this, he is likely having you on.
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Gibberish doesn't become interesting just cause it's commenting on Ae on discogs. "Sad release"? What?
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...in which our hero reveals he's been listening to a lot of footwork.
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...in which Mr Ponton discovers how Mr Zimmerman felt in the spring of '65.
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This is one where you have to buy the vinyl. Or you need to rip this in to audacity and bring it down to 33. It's passable at 45 but in my view is really intended as a 33 record, despite the CD. All the liminal vocal samples sound perfectly placed and...
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