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Saeed & Palash's vinyl releases on Addictive (1998-2004) now remastered, on Saeed Younan's Bandcamp.

Heads-up in case there is anyone still contemplating purchasing from the problematic Rhythm Syndicate digitals: I was checking out RHYSYN038 Mechas - Hot for Matt Darkhouse's remix, and the various platforms including the Rhythm Syndicate website itself have a 6:39 mins. track except for Traxsource which has a 7:16 which seems to be what it should be. God knows how they do this. I wonder who did the "work" on these rereleases.

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Originally posted by Midlothian A new selection of old tracks from Chris Fortier here that includes some good stuff previously available (like Psiphonic - The Unknown) but also a few hitherto unreleased or unavailable digitally (Sarah McLachlan - Plenty (Fade Original 1997 Remix), Digweed's recent rework of Fade - Heaven to Heaven, Fortier's own rework of SLP - Supernova).

He also has another compilation of old Fade material on there. I know most of that label's output has been on Beatport for years, but a lot of it was in the form of shitty vinyl rips and some occasionally brutal edits, so it's very pleasing to see the originals getting beefy digital remasters. Just wish he wouldn't be so rag-tag in the chronology he releases them.

This is a big one. This has been the white whale of remastered classics for a long time. Quivver - She Does, finally:

John Graham's alternate/dub mixes were always fire.

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Originally posted by Mattsanity John Graham's alternate/dub mixes were always fire.

Name some please.

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Originally posted by Midlothian Name some please.

Sorry, it wasn't that serious

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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J This is a big one. This has been the white whale of remastered classics for a long time. Quivver - She Does, finally

Nice! What does that make Fluid, though? A massive pod of orcas?

Here's another fairly sizeable one: ten remastered Source of Gravity tracks from 2000-2003 that were released on their own Source of Gravity label and on Gravitation Records, Dorigen, 3Three, Mechanism, Pied Piper.

https://www.beatport.com/nl/release...astered/4219802

Fluid is El Dorado.

Music For The Radical Xenomaniac volumes 1-3 here: https://amazing-ams.bandcamp.com/ . A few dozen 90s tracks from the Low Countries, and not merely a bunch of well-known classics.

Take this B-sider from a 1992 Stealth Records release:

Thank you for starting this thread! Was able to pick up some classics digitally that I had ripped to vinyl 15+ years ago and these sound so much better!

Heard this in an old Sean Cusick set the other day - very nice. Originally released in full on a 12" sampler on DiY Discs, straight outta Nottingham. And there are many more "rare & unreleased" 90s (deep) house tracks on Nail's Bandcamp.

Orca - Intalect

https://deepjungle.bandcamp.com/alb...d-vip-discovery

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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J I was very briefly excited about finally getting La Forge - Second Contact, but the sound quality on it is useless.

Deep trance cut there. Doesn't sound too bad to me but am listening via bluetooth.

RR Workshop - Mess with da bull

https://rrworkshop.bandcamp.com/alb...hCbmnBjdtroF8BE

Not so much re-released as previously unreleased, this track by Simon Ellis and Christian Linder was the opening track on a mix cd by the latter in 2000 and is now on a new F.R.T. (Ellis) album on Carpe Sonum.

This thread's been quiet for a while, eh?

Lee Softley of Blue Amazon has a Patreon account where he's been uploading a lot of remixes and rarities that haven't been available digitally until now. Stuff like Andy Ling's Soviet Dub of Rain Falls, BA's remix of Sasha - Magic, a rare Edge Factor mix of No Other Love, and so forth. You can find them all here, although you have to scroll quite patiently to come across them all:

https://www.patreon.com/collection/...5?view=expanded

"One of Carl Craig's most iconic and influential early productions gets an official digital release for the very first time, newly remastered for 2025."



Great to have it finally. Vinyl has always been so damn pricey.

Steel Yard Music - best known as the home of Origin - have started remastering and digitalising their catalogue: https://steelyardmusic.bandcamp.com/music

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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J Steel Yard Music - best known as the home of Origin - have started remastering and digitalising their catalogue: https://steelyardmusic.bandcamp.com/music

Absolutely cracking tunes. Those tracks are still unbeatable to this day.

https://www.juno.co.uk/products/rob...3
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Not sure how this is allowed. People selling blatant vinyl rips on bc. Good quality rip and you can choose not to pay, tbf. There must be some copyright infringement going on here though, who the hell is 'House Revival Sound'?

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