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Originally posted by waxHead No problem about Head Honcho, it's a great record, and should definitely be in the list. Regarding Wave Dub, if you have this 12" by Dope On Plastic/David Carr, I'm definitely interested. Please get in touch w/ me via PM

sorry waxhead, dont have none of them. i meant that i added tohose to the list. sorry for the provisionally happiness (if it was present on you ). if i would have them though, i would knock ya door first to sell

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Originally posted by Floorfiller interesting...any chance you could make a sample for us? i'm curious about it heheh

I will see if my old buddy Trancehed can re host one of my old mixes that this record on it. He may or may not be able to, but I'll let you know. The record itself is in California at my Dad's house and I'm currently in Oklahoma, sorry.

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I heard that Eelke Klein - 4.5 Billion Years (Segment Records) is pretty wanted, because only 250 copies were pressed and Digweed was playing it...

I hear its pretty wanted, anyone have an indication?

cheers

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Originally posted by ahp2002 I heard that Eelke Klein - 4.5 Billion Years (Segment Records) is pretty wanted, because only 250 copies were pressed and Digweed was playing it... I hear its pretty wanted, anyone have an indication? cheers

the discogs stats don tell much, 4 have n 7 wants. but there are only 250 copies, which aint much. is it easy to find on ebay, gemm etc.?

how about these suggestions;
probspot - 4play EP [lost language]
gus gus - purple (incl. sasha vs the light mix)
joris voorn - future history (3xLP)
basic dawn - pure thrust (incl. nu nrg mix)
matthew dekay - bad/what if
peramsa - swing II harmony (deserves an effort mixes)
deepsky - talk like a stranger (markus schulz return to colharbour mix) YO:008

i think UN should issue an internation law regarding all the electronic music starting from 1995 to be released/re-released/back-catalogues/whatever to a huge storage like Beatport because i have a huge list of tracks i will never find on the online mp3 shops, even
p2p wont help...

id pay a fortune to get em
mercury&solace (someones remix) is one of them
then goes jerry bonham - erendira
then goes starecase - hopeless
then goes altitude - excession
etc. etc. etc.

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Originally posted by blacknoizybox i think UN should issue an internation law regarding all the electronic music starting from 1995 to be released/re-released/back-catalogues/whatever to a huge storage like Beatport because i have a huge list of tracks i will never find on the online mp3 shops, even

Agreed.

Its getting there tho. Audiojelly are soon going to have the entire HOOJ backcatalogue, in a few months anyway.

Other labels will follow suit once they find they can make money this way.

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IDing tracks is like having sex, the more you get the happier you'll be!!

Want to download a Digweed set? TA ID HUNT!

Ode To Our is a wicked tune from what I can remember. Typical dark and slowly building progressive trancer, though a lot more mellow and laidback than Flutterby. I was quite shocked to see Hennes & Cold opening one of their sets with it 3 years ago.

Hennes & Cold - Live On SSL Pickup 03.02.03

Sandra Collins - Ode To Our (Fragrant)
OGP - Pathfinder (White Label)
Mythos'n DJ Cosmo - Neverending Dream (Hennes & Cold Remix) (Unsubmissive)
The Freak - Addictive (Jinx)
Global Cee - Burnin' (Druck)
Mark Norman - Intimate Gesture (Silver Premium)
Angel One - Hold Me Tonight (Hennes & Cold Remix) (Epic)
Derb - This Is Derb (Tracid Traxxx)
Kai Tracid - 4 Just 1 Day (Derb Remix) (Tracid Traxxx)
Drax & Scott Mac - Angel (Katana Mix) (Black Hole)
Uptide Tuner - Last Night (Headline)
Fusion 808 - Traveller (Headline)
Danny Casseau - In Order (Invasion)
Robert Natus - Back To Bed (Holzplatten)
Viframa - Cristalle (Intro Mix)(Silver Premium)
Winx - How's The Music (Sorted)
Steve Bug - Pokerface (Pokerflat)

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Originally posted by Sand Leaper Sandra Collins - Ode To Our (Fragrant)

It's a good song, not particularly rare or sought-after though.

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Originally posted by blacknoizybox i think UN should issue an internation law regarding all the electronic music starting from 1995 to be released/re-released/back-catalogues/whatever to a huge storage like Beatport because i have a huge list of tracks i will never find on the online mp3 shops, even p2p wont help... id pay a fortune to get em mercury&solace (someones remix) is one of them then goes jerry bonham - erendira then goes starecase - hopeless then goes altitude - excession etc. etc. etc.

i dont understand 1 word/phrase of what you just said. though my english isnt bad, i dont see any relation to the topic (not that thats a bad thing or so), i just really dont get your reply. what/who's 'UN'?

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Originally posted by ThaMaestro i dont understand 1 word/phrase of what you just said. though my english isnt bad, i dont see any relation to the topic (not that thats a bad thing or so), i just really dont get your reply. what/who's 'UN'?

UN == United Nations

It's a poor suggestion stating that the "international community" should force record labels to release all their songs.

You know, this is why artists purposely DON'T release songs. If you knew every song a DJ would play, would you really want to go hear them? Part of the enjoyment of hearing DJs live is hearing songs you've never heard, and probably won't hear again.

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Originally posted by waxHead UN == United Nations It's a poor suggestion stating that the "international community" should force record labels to release all their songs. You know, this is why artists purposely DON'T release songs. If you knew every song a DJ would play, would you really want to go hear them? Part of the enjoyment of hearing DJs live is hearing songs you've never heard, and probably won't hear again.

thnx for clearing up the meaning of UN

and you right about what you say with respect to knowing every song. some classic random big dj set, which might be more then 4 yrs old, are still good to hear, since some tunes still arent ID-ed (nor ever will be), like for example the first track on tiesto's 7,5 hrs set of dutch dimension 2002 ...
i 100% agree on the fact that some things are better left unknown, so you never know when you're gonna hear a good song again ... keeps the excitement in the game