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What happened to Perfecto?
I cant be arsed going to search around the net for info, so i was wondering if some fellow TAs' could help me out... basically this was at one time the label of labels (esp. for me), signing Tilt, Man with No Name etc, Oakenfold did so much for trance with this label that i feel it under appreaciated now.
I know occasionally some mix CDs come out (Arthur Baker, Seb Fontaine), but what happened to the vinyl side? Anyone?? I spent so much to get the Perfecto back cat, be sad to see them/it disappear into the past, like so many other great labels (Hooj etc...)
Kris
yeah i cant even get the website to go - i have been thinking the same thing actually
It is still around, I just think since Oakenfold moved on with his new direction, his label did as well. I think his label was never really that big imo, it was more of a vehicle for Oakenfold to release his remixes and his stuff. It is not dead by a longshot, Perfecto Chill I think it was called. Timo Maas was a big draw to his label before but Timo started his own label 4:20 and signed up for Hope to run it.
WTF is wrong with you, did you just miss Creamfields or didn't think it was worth looking at. What about the perfect remixes CDs???
goddamn it people open your eyes
apparently he is signing rock and hip hop acts to perfecto, in this months mixmag.
The vinyl side of the label has ceased in terms of singles at least. They focus more on albums and compilations now.
Re: What happened to Perfecto?
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| Originally posted by Kris G I cant be arsed going to search around the net for info, so i was wondering if some fellow TAs' could help me out... basically this was at one time the label of labels (esp. for me), signing Tilt, Man with No Name etc, Oakenfold did so much for trance with this label that i feel it under appreaciated now. I know occasionally some mix CDs come out (Arthur Baker, Seb Fontaine), but what happened to the vinyl side? Anyone?? I spent so much to get the Perfecto back cat, be sad to see them/it disappear into the past, like so many other great labels (Hooj etc...) Kris |
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| Originally posted by dazton_2000 apparently he is signing rock and hip hop acts to perfecto, in this months mixmag. |
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| Originally posted by dazton_2000 apparently he is signing hip hop acts to perfecto, in this months mixmag. |
vinyl sales are down worldwide. Theres not enough money in that format for perfecto to really keep releasing things. Perfecto is a money label, and theyll go were the money is, compilations and things like has been said.
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| Originally posted by DarkAngel A label gone to waste. |
It's a shame, Perfecto brought out loads of great tunes, especially around 2000-2001 (just before i got into DJing
), there's really not many good UK trance labels these days...
some of the staff he had working for him left i think, which meant there was no A&R running the label on a day to day basis and i suppose it got neglected....
its prolle for the best that the label is done....I saw him in NYC over thanksgiving holiday and he blew....although i loved him in his peak.......he's done in the trance scene
new perfecto album by DJ Skribble coming out April 19th apparently
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| Originally posted by AndskiSpeed wtf, what if he's signing good hip hop artists to his label? whats so bad about that |
Dah.
Perfecto.
Hate it and love it @ the same time.
Oakies Perfecto shirts at WMC were sick.
"daddy likey"
The last Ive heard from Perfecto was that Sandra Collins album and club perfecto cd or something. Oakie needs to get the label back to where it once was.
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| Originally posted by torontotrance I think his label was never really that big imo, it was more of a vehicle for Oakenfold to release his remixes and his stuff. |
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| Originally posted by Nell totally disagree, perfecto was a huge label in the UK throughout the 90's. It was the home to Tilt, BT, Ascension, Grace, Transa, Solar Stone (Liquid State), Harry Romero, Jan Johnston to name a few. |
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