Rob Hwang <rhwang@undergrad.math.uwaterloo.ca> writes:
quoted 6 lines If it's the X-MIX-2 CD, I believe you might regret your decision! It's
> If it's the X-MIX-2 CD, I believe you might regret your decision! It's
> a wonderful cross-section of house and techno with a strong representation
> from Detroit (UR, +8, Definitive, Carl Craig, Rhythim is Rhythim).
> Unfortunately (or fortunately, depending on your point of view) it's all
> mixed together as a single, long, 76 minute track. I've done the next
> best thing and memorized where the UR tracks start :)
When I was in SF last weekend, I bought "X-MIX-2: The Tracks",
which is a 3x12" containing all the source material for
X-MIX-2. 13 delicious singles for $20. None of the tracks
are brand spanking new, but it's great stuff nonetheless.
I'm not sure if it's available on CD. Call your favorite
record store.
quoted 3 lines (In fact, I loved the Galaxy 2 Galaxy and the other UR track Final Frontier
> (In fact, I loved the Galaxy 2 Galaxy and the other UR track Final Frontier
> so much that I'm considering buying them on vinyl... and I don't even
> own a turntable...
You may also want to look into getting a UR compilation CD.
There's "Revolution for Change", which is wonderful but on
the old side, (came out after Final Frontier but before
Galaxy 2 Galaxy), and "Into the Void" which I don't have, so
I can't comment on.
-Sho
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