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SYSTEM-J
I've noticed Voyager's SC page has some free downloads from this era, including Aria - One (Original and Voyager Remix) and the Voyager Remix of Pako & Frederick - Magic Shop, for fans of that Parks & Wilson Essential Mix.

https://soundcloud.com/jsdvoyager
Mainline
Some of his releases were class:

https://nuwidol.bandcamp.com/music
Midlothian
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The entire Rhythm Syndicate catalogue has turned up on Beatport. You're very welcome.

http://classic.beatport.com/label/r...syndicate/83453


Do you or anyone else happen to know who produced Solefood - Down The Ministry / H20 Asylum, released 2000 on Rhythm Syndicate by any chance? I only have a RS promo 12" that mentions no producer credits.

I suppose it's tempting to think of Swain, Snell & Lucas since they appear to have been responsible for just about every RS release that wasn't Breeder/Pariah and a licensed Ocean Wave track, but I don't know.
Mainline
Force Mass Motion back catalogue available on Bandcamp :D

https://forcemassmotion.bandcamp.com/
the-sixth
Great stuff !!

Loved Lost (In Time)
Syntonic
Pete Heller - Big Love

Midlothian
Roland Klinkenberg has made a number of releases from his SIM label from '95-'98 available on his Bandcamp page, as well as a selection of unreleased tracks. Unfortunately not all complete "due to missing master tapes". Literally all the tracks I want aren't there :p . Edit: *very* nice to be able to get "Illuminated" from the Inner Laugh EP though. And "Unreleased 2" is a nice funky number - I'd play that out. Edit 2: "Unreleased 2" is really damn nice.

Midlothian
I'd love to propose download stores would provide customers with the option to create customised compilations at discount prices as they usually seem to do for compilations released by labels. I'd grab the old Vapour Recordings releases in one go :p . There are nice compilations, such as by Martin Cartledge/Weekend World, that I've noticed recently, but I regularly come across rather unappealing comps with some newer and older stuff put together.

(And while one might argue prices are generally low at the stores (?), the more I come across low-quality low-volume/mono tracks, the less eager I become to spend money on older releases.)

Just a random thought.
Lews
Miserly Dutch bastards :p
Midlothian
True!

We need to save some money to be able to donate for food aid distribution for you post-brexit. :D

Lews
Oh, don't worry about me. I've got enough foie gras, wine, and gin to survive for quite some time. If I run out, I'll just swim the Channel and claim asylum :o
Midlothian
With a stroke of luck there'll be an abandoned dinghy available at the coast you can return it to France.
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