Perfecto Records - the end of a label?

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Posted by LittleGoku on May-06-2006 00:17:

quote:
Originally posted by ga11agher
4x12" Album sampler of Oakenfolds new album now available on www.juno.co.uk

thanks for the info.

hey thats a nice collection you have there.

would you have Skip Raiders - Come Back To Me ..somewhere in your perfecto collection as well?

Posted by ga11agher on May-06-2006 00:19:

quote:
Originally posted by LittleGoku
thanks for the info.

hey thats a nice collection you have there.

would you have Skip Raiders - Come Back To Me ..somewhere in your perfecto collection as well?

never released as far as I'm aware... another one of those awsome tracks consigned to the bottom of Oakenfolds record box never to see the light of day

Posted by LittleGoku on May-06-2006 00:38:

quote:
Originally posted by ga11agher
never released as far as I'm aware... another one of those awsome tracks consigned to the bottom of Oakenfolds record box never to see the light of day

Posted by keithos27 on May-06-2006 05:16:

Posted by atob on May-06-2006 14:17:

oh, i don't think they're done yet......
i think Paul Oakenfold has found a new guy to put perfecto back on the trance pedestal...kenneth thomas.

Posted by keithos27 on May-06-2006 14:55:

and liam schacher

Posted by atob on May-06-2006 20:54:

yes him too.

Posted by ga11agher on May-07-2006 00:16:

quote:
Originally posted by keithos27
and liam schacher

Will liam be releasing some of his own artist stuff on perfecto???

seems he's had a big hand in remixing alot of the latest perfecto tunes but I've not heard much of his own productions.

Posted by keithos27 on May-07-2006 08:12:

quote:
Originally posted by ga11agher
Will liam be releasing some of his own artist stuff on perfecto???

seems he's had a big hand in remixing alot of the latest perfecto tunes but I've not heard much of his own productions.

not sure.. but same would go for roman hunter...

Posted by chris harrington on May-07-2006 17:58:

Re: Perfecto Records - the end of a label?

quote:
Originally posted by Futureshock
Last year there was Perfecto Presents... The Club, which comes across as a sorry retread of some old Perfecto tuneage, has Paul Oakenfold gone into retirement as a producer or what? If not Oakenfold, then is there someone else who can take Perfecto forward?

I will Take perfecto on

Posted by LittleGoku on May-08-2006 02:15:

Posted by KilldaDJ on May-08-2006 03:05:

quote:
Originally posted by Numidia
Oakey's still the king

dont like his haircut much though

Posted by Stanza on May-08-2006 04:37:

Posted by TheVrk on May-08-2006 06:45:

quote:
Originally posted by ArgentinaHouse
Kenneth Thomas is their new main force pushing the label now. The site hasn't been updated with that addition yet.

Watch out for this guy.

Kenneth Thomas- Orange Room
Kenneth Thomas- Preen
Kenneth Thomas- Orange Room (nick Warren remix)
Kenneth Thomas- Orange room (damien heck remix)
Kenneth Thomas- Ghost in the machine

this label is far from dead.

Not that I'm this huge Perfecto supporter, but from knowing Kenneth
and just how much he deserves something like this i am a backer now.

Easily one of the coolest, humble ppl you could ever meet.
He's a resident at the only real EDM club in Detroit of all places
along with Elevation of Armada.

Has this dirty edge to his proggy-trance sound that is very likable.
DEFINITELY keep an eye out for 'em

Posted by Xtatica on May-08-2006 14:28:

He is looking more indy nowadays......

Posted by keithos27 on May-22-2006 18:05:

just signed with audiojelly for the relase of "faster kill pussy cat" and i believe they will put "a lively mind" on there as well.

also itunes has had "faster kill" up for a week or so as well...

Posted by skip on May-23-2006 07:43:

yup. here's the whole "story" from audiojelly:

"22-May-2006

PERFECTO SIGNS NEW PAUL OAKENFOLD SINGLE TO AUDIOJELLY

One of the legendary figures of global dance music, Paul Oakenfold has released the first single from his new album on Audiojelly a week in advance of it's retail release. Embracing the digital revolution, Paul has decided to make his single and forthcoming album (available on the site June 5th) digitally available before they hit the high street.

'Faster Kill Pussycat' - featuring the vocal talents of Hollywood star Brittany -Murphy, is a Radio 1 favourite and looks like another massive hit for one of the pioneers of the modern dance music era. 'A Lively Mind' is the follow up to Paul's million selling debut album 'Bunkka' and looks set to surpass his first offering. With Perfecto signing a deal with Audiojelly, check out the site over the coming weeks for more classics from the roster and future stars from the Oakenfold stable."

i hope they put all the classics up there because i would certainly buy a couple.

Posted by Orko on May-24-2006 20:48:

quote:
Originally posted by Futureshock
At the very least Perfecto should make an effort to put their back catalogue up as digital releases.

Don't hold your breathe, cause he just said NO.

In a recent interview he was asked point blank if he would release the classics as downloads, and he flat out said no.

I will post the interview when i finish ripping it.

Posted by LittleGoku on May-24-2006 21:00:

thanks, eagerly wanting to check that interview out

Posted by miamitranceman on May-24-2006 21:00:

Posted by Orko on May-25-2006 00:36:

Interview Format:

"Faster Kill Pussy Cat"
interview
"Sex n' Money"
interview
"Not Over"
interview
"Set it Off"
interview

Time: 48min
Size: 8MB
Quality: MP3, 24kbps (sorry poor stream)

Download Interview
(right click, save as)

I left the songs in for those who have not heard them yet. He certainly chose the ones he thought would be most popular to a wider audience.

Posted by Futureshock on May-25-2006 01:25:

quote:
Originally posted by Orko
Don't hold your breathe, cause he just said NO.

In a recent interview he was asked point blank if he would release the classics as downloads, and he flat out said no.

I will post the interview when i finish ripping it.

Cheers.
Sounds like he's not bothered doing it just yet.

So he's going down the commercial route with his music, yet he doesn't want to make money from his label's back catalogue. MAKES SENSE TO ME.

Posted by apollo_144 on May-25-2006 02:06:

quote:
Originally posted by Numidia
Oakey's still the king

the king of trash.

Posted by Orko on May-25-2006 02:11:

quote:
Originally posted by Futureshock
Cheers.
Sounds like he's not bothered doing it just yet.

So he's going down the commercial route with his music, yet he doesn't want to make money from his label's back catalogue. MAKES SENSE TO ME.

In the interview he said it was more of a licensing issue, as if it would be difficult to get a hold of everybody.

Maybe it is a lot of work, and he is lazy?

Posted by Futureshock on May-25-2006 02:21:

quote:
Originally posted by Orko
Maybe it is a lot of work, and he is lazy?

This.

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