Love it. Still have the cd and the record. In fact the label is ace full stop.
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Yep, great label…love all the Kenny Larkin releases and the Transmat comp is killer too
A lot of great comps and comp labels already mentioned … and some killer ones new to me too, thanks!
I like the a colourful storm comps by moopie, e.g.
this one on efficient space is a real private press heart melter
and finally I have to mention our local hero basso
the new one on his own growing bin is great too…
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Absolutely LOVE I Wouldn’t Dream Of It from the Sky Girl comp.
And i’ll raise ya’ll…
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LOVE konk
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This one was huge for me when it came out ten (!) years ago. Much love for Vol. 2 as well!
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This is pure joy from beginning to end.
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Technically a mix, but the tracks were so diverse that it felt more compilation. I remember hearing ‘fedimes flight’ for the first time & feeling compelled to explore jazzanova.
Similarly with the Kings of Jazz album where I first heard ‘peace piece’ by Bill Evans and went down that rabbit hole.
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This entire series is unmissable, but the best one was #1, right out the gate. Too bad it got so expensive, but then again it’s relative, as most of the records in the comp are even more expensive.
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The basso compilation is amazing in my opinion
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Talk elsewhere of soul 2 soul at the Africa centre reminded me of casual records and this and the associated volume 2, both of which were excellent. (Way beyond nashville was pretty good as well)
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Big yes to this! That cover of Juicy is so good.
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This one is timeless for me.
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Great name, cover and worth it for the ice t track alone
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Absolutely love a compilation few I’ve enjoyed
Psychemagik + the other 3
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Same, got this and another compilation on same label. 99p each from Juno. Perfect for car journeys.
This is how I discovered a lot of the music I still love today. I was 18 and I was mainly hearing either big beat or prog trance in clubs at the time.
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