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A semi-passionate music semi-nerd in lovely green Cascadia, U.S.A..
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I like doing this song at karaoke. I'm not kidding. It's a truly fun way to clear the dancefloor after a Britney Spears song at Baby Ketten Karaoke in Portland.
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Are these the same versions as they appear on the LP?
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Plus it’s obnoxious that this doesn’t include the cassette-only bonus track “Exercise”. Shoddy reissues are shoddy.
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If they weren’t in the most recent incarnation of the band they’re crossed out. That’s how Discogs works.
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I think on some it’s so the b-sides cone first and live versions towards the end, but who knows?
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I love this group so much, I wish they'd continued putting out stuff like the first three albums. It's just...an incredible stew of sounds and ideas, challenging but so pleasant to listen to at the same time.
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At first blush, this is fantastic. Perfect summertime Orbness, mostly blissful grooves with some fine reggae swaths, goofy samples, crisp textures.
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They’ve always had dub elements, check out all the early albums.
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KLF, The Orb, Renegade Soundwave, Meat Beat Manifesto, Portishead, The Beloved. What a damn era for remixes.
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Check out the slightly more recent Black Sheep track Dres put out, "Whodat?", it was pretty great too.
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I went ahead and added all the guest/featuring vocals to the Notes of the Master Release here, hopefully it proves helpful to some folks.
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It sucks: the biggest sampling geniuses back then (not just De La and Paul) are the ones punished the most for being so insightful with creating sonic stews. Sad. That type of art takes true creative skill, yet then we get all the artists who...
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Not if you aren't into hip-house particularly. There are a lot of hip hop purists who are a bit puzzled by how many house and hip-house remixes of boom bap tracks there were in the late 80s and early 90s on the 12"es. But I like 'em.
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There literally are no credits on a digital bootleg release, it’s not like Paul submitted this.
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I don’t understand why the guest emcees didn’t get credits on this, but Q-Tip, Phife, Dres, Vinia Mojica (singing), B-Nice and Lovey Brown (both of Chosen Few) are on “What Yo Life Can Truly Be”.
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Duh, it’s really tight, quiet grooves. What do you expect for a record label cramming a really long album onto a single LP instead of opting for double vinyl?
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With some tracks edited to remove samples they couldn’t clear, unfortunately.
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Some songs have samples removed. It’s not glaring, but if you know the original version inside and out you’ll notice.
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They are…but: they had to drop some samples to clear it for release. So yeah it’s remastered and sounds dope, but the old versions are the only way to hear it without some elements removed.
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They cut four tracks off the album for cassette and LP in 1991, it was waaaayyy too much audio for an LP even after the cuts. Always needed to be a double album.
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Ok, kinda baffled how everyone thinks the review section on Discogs is just for audio fidelity rather than actual musical content. It makes me a bit nervous for the future of art. The average viewer/listener in 2023 seems far more...
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