randyj

Right - the 1990 reissue on CD and cassette omits it - likely due to licensing - this happens in music and TV and film. Ownership of the tune may have made it impossible or too costly. I also checked and it's missing from the FRENCH release of the... See full review

Agreed. As a full LP - I'd just put this on and let it ride while getting ready to go out or drive to the rave. Proper and top notch in it's day of the late 80s.

Yeah - it's a shame as many single LP pressings of hip-hop also suffer from low levels on the pressing or worse. I'm glad I own a copy - but I generally don't listen to the 1st pressing vinyl. I just turn it way up and EQ it.

1st generation rave. Both the House and Acid versions contain the Cubik-type riff jams. Cubik (808 State) being the most popular. Countless records had a similar/simple (but very effective) high-to-low riff. The Garage mix has organ and a full female vocal. See full review

And U know this - hehe - boh. L.A. in the place.

Snapping Fuss by the man they call Luke Vibert - aka: Plug (1 of his his drum and bass monikers) is a top-shelf Vibert gem. In hindsight - 1 of his most indelible early jamZ. Grab on sight! BTW, also a big fan of T Power - so many great dnb choons -... See full review

A great peek into what was going to transpire into many veins of downtempo, jungle, and acid and breaks and everything awesome. An absolutely great early piece from the Vibert catalog. Wonderful. Proud owner of the stamped (lightly) promo. I was a... See full review

Slammin' record - track 1 down if you still bust that jungle wax. Randy J recommends ;)

Old school Capitol 7 inch 45 label style used on the bonus single included. Pretty cool to see them resurrect that for this. Classic Boys move, right there.

My US copy is a GOLD STAMPED picture-sleeve PROMO (on front - centered on left side near spine ) - labels on record are like normal release with no "promo" info. mentioned

Absolutely amazing album - sounds incredible on vinyl - among his best work. Great uptempo and downtempo gems - top shelf from the prolific Mr. Wolfers (Legowelt) - wish they were all this densely packed with lush, amazing tunes. 10/10 imho. Wish I... See full review

Only the very 1st pressing of the Enter LP has the original Clear. All future (2nd pressings, etc.) of the album and all the 12" pressings have the Diaz remix - regardless of the fact that it doesn't say Remix. Some 2nd press LPs had stickers that... See full review

LIMITED re-issue on pre-order NOW on Teflon Dons' bandcamp :)

Agreed that "quality" is low - but like most fans - we'd take what we could find. I always re-EQ any live recording or demos or bootlegs I get. Being a DJ - I always would play back my audio through a proper mixer where I could bump up or down the hi... See full review

Always loved this Mega Mix. Among the BEST Ramones DANCE records - other than the original. But his will often raise eyebrows - both from the love it or hate it crowd. Most love it. Snagged a couple copies on promo when it dropped. I'd love a proper... See full review

Crazy - how many reissues (needed or not) are being done by people who have NO business making records - at least reissues of big artists. Boggles the mind.

Amazing record - 1 of a kind - very reasonably priced as of 2022 and a proper gem that is obviously off many a radar and easy to grab for well below it's worth. Great production and holds up well. Still holding is a loopy, groovy, hypnotic, house jam... See full review

Great, way-ahead-of-it's-time record. Ultramarine nailed it with this choon. Last tune of the night/morning? Sunrise cut? Classic for those that know.

GREAT mid-90s hip-hop. Killer beats / instrumentals on both sides - via Spinna. Love this record. Grab doubles.

Rediscovering Loxor just now - great tune by the 1 and only Jonah Sharp. Gyroscope is the type of battle weapon I like to find on a B-side - something you can use in special situations. Golden Gate is a pleasure, too, bumped up a few BPS, I would have... See full review

My copy of the 3rd LP is extremely low too. Most of the early 90s hip-hop LPs are tragically LOW - due to single vinyl and other factors. Pretty much ever single vinyl pressing of 90s hip-hop I own are this way (specifically: De La Soul, Black Sheep,... See full review

Great release - find myself going back to it more than many other releases of the early 2000s.

Correct - the label has 2 of the tunes 1 and 2 listed in the wrong order - the tracklisting listed on this release entry is correct - the label is wrong.

The "I said" Wide Boy Awake's "Slang Teacher" sample gets me every time. Love that lol.

Basically, a C-bank tune. Has all the elements and a couple of the players - including the John Robie signature sound for the time. A worthy dance record I wish I owned in the 80s.