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Originally posted by Lews The exclusion of Music is odd because it WAS digitally available, once. I bought it on Beatport years ago, sometime around 2009. That Tatoine remix of The Deep Edge is nice. Shame the B side of the original release hasn't been put up, though.

That annoys me to no end, good old stuff disappearing from the download shops.

I noticed just now the parent label Touch� isn't on BP or Juno at all at the moment, hence the absence of Music.

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Originally posted by Midlothian Jamez's label Rough Cut Records (re)released some interesting stuff recently, including Anyway, in case anyone is interested and hadn't noticed yet.

Thanks for posting this, found some nice stuff





^The beatless mix is a nice bonus.



Icon - Desire (Tronic & Icarus Mixes)

https://www.beatport.com/release/de...reworks/2686286


^Originally released on Eye Q Records in '94. A CD copy is hard to come by and not cheap either...Icarus Mix is just a beauty.


Sultan & Tone Depth feat. Stephanie Vezina ‎� Sagres

https://www.beatport.com/release/sagres/2748953

Nice one for sharing the lostit.com track. All of those versions are slightly different from the Perfecto release. I remember the CD single version ended in a very bad loop that drifted off its bpm, making it almost impossible to mix.

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Originally posted by hoopoe Nice one for sharing the lostit.com track. All of those versions are slightly different from the Perfecto release. I remember the CD single version ended in a very bad loop that drifted off its bpm, making it almost impossible to mix.

I never heard the Finiflex version before and now prefer it to the �Trance Mix� on Perfecto. The beatless outro just feels like a better finish to a track that doesn�t let up...I guess the outro is the only difference between the two.

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Originally posted by Syntonic Icon - Desire (Tronic & Icarus Mixes) https://www.beatport.com/release/de...reworks/2686286 ^Originally released on Eye Q Records in '94. A CD copy is hard to come by and not cheap either...Icarus Mix is just a beauty.

Nice, thanks! I don't think I'll care much for those new "official" reworks, going by the samples, but glad to see the original versions not just released digitally but also remastered. And I agree on the Icarus mix; I think it's stood the test of time fairly well. Would be nice to encounter it in a set. Some stretching to a slightly slower tempo perhaps.

All of these can be downloaded and he also has some classic sets too.

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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J The entire Rhythm Syndicate catalogue has turned up on Beatport. You're very welcome. http://classic.beatport.com/label/r...syndicate/83453

There is now also a Rhythm Syndicate website where the catalogue is available for purchase (MP3, WAV). It seems considerably cheaper to purchase from them directly, and I also just noticed that on Beatport the Tyrantanic release is missing one of the Slacker mixes, which is included on the RS website.

I'm a little disappointed with the sound quality on some of those RS releases. The newer ones sound better, but the earliest stuff sounds suspiciously like it might have been ripped from vinyl.

Still threw Pariah - Ruffneck Rhythm straight in my new mix though.

Duncan Forbes's Animated - Quivver EP, directly from the masters.



The Animated album is up on his Bandcamp page as well.

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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J I'm a little disappointed with the sound quality on some of those RS releases.

Yeah and quality differences between individual tracks on one and the same release are noteworthy as well. I was just listening to RHYSYN005 and the difference between Ocean Wave - Clearwater and the Voyager remix 1 of Velvet is enormous.

And what is up with some of those early Breeder tracks. The kick drum on The Chain is unrecognisable. There's a full version of Chain on the digital release of Ferry Corsten's Solar Serenades VA which is of SO much better sound quality. Will have to search for full CD versions of other tracks, too. If they exist at all.

I'm very happy that the back catalogue was made available but this doesn't seem entirely ok.

the pandemic has made a lot of artists put back catalog/previously unavailable tracks onto bandcamp in digital... it's my biggest expense right now.. I'm getting fucked, i can't resist

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Originally posted by planetaryplayer the pandemic has made a lot of artists put back catalog/previously unavailable tracks onto bandcamp in digital... it's my biggest expense right now.. I'm getting fucked, i can't resist

Thanks for not listing any of them.

to be fair, no one really listens to techno on this forum. just joining discussion after a couple of early afternoon beers

And Moby? you can get stomped by Obie.

Nice copout

Alan oldham put up a couple older tracks, truncate put older releases on Bandcamp, clone always reissues but two or three Drexciya related releases surfaced. I got a Regis and Oliver Ho album, James Ruskin rereleased some blueprint. I can�t remember them all( I passed out on couch)

Look at this one, it's practically silent. If anyone knows a good quality source for the Stef Vrolijk mix of Dusk - Stars, let me know please.
I'm increasingly put off purchasing older tracks from BP considering all the shite files they're selling (also early Bedrock, Taste Recordings come to mind).

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Originally posted by Lews Has anyone talked to Barry Jamieson about who owns the rights to Fluid's catalogue now?

So I was cranking Escape - Cascades this morning and the inevitable "Fuck, I wish I owned the Fluid back catalogue" thoughts were going through my mind, so I decided to have a look at Mr Jamieson's FB page. And lo and behold I saw the following status from 2nd June:

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Another question. If by some miracle of lockdown, Fluid�s back catalogue was available on all digital platforms, would you want the original tempo mixes, (it was all a bit fast back then), or slowed down to fit today�s tempo of tracks? Or both? Just a thought.

Followed shortly by the announcement of "Fluid2" as a label, and a 4 hour livestream of Fluid classics tomorrow night. It looks like it might just be happening, people.

Fuck yes please.

It's a coronavirus miracle!

Thanks for the update.

He�s just started the stream on twitch, search the username �bazzevo�.

I thought I saw a Syntonic flash up in the chat box. It's buffering pretty badly for me, unfortunately.

Yup


Try refreshing or lower the stream quality a bit. If not, hopefully he has VODs enabled so you can re-watch it.

It nice the catalogue will have original and modern tempos, and won�t skimp on the quality either. Some releases are so quiet...I was also disappointed with some of the Rhythm Syndicate tracks, no TLC involved.

Bazz is sporting quite a beard these days.

Cheers Syntonic, almost forgot about the stream. I'm very very fond of Fluid's catalogue and Barry Jamieson's work.

I do tend to move stream chats out of sight when they are full of hyperactive facebook people .

^
Some vets showing up in twitch chat - Noel Sanger, Lemon8, Steve Parry, Jon Sutton.

It sounds like unreleased material will also be made available too.

I was hesitant on whether modern tempos would work or just feel weird but it�s doesn�t. Still no confirmed date on the releases though.

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Originally posted by Syntonic It sounds like unreleased material will also be made available too.

That would be fantastic. That is one of the great things about some digital rereleases - additional versions we've not had before.

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