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Rip'n Burn Rec./ VA "out for lunch"
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Steven- hadshot
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Posted : Dec 5, 2005 15:30
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Release date: 23.12.2006
Artists: various
Title: "out for lunch"
Label: Rip'n Burn
Format: CD/digi pack
Cat No.: RNBCD 01
Distribution: http://www.cosmophilia.com
Tracklist:
1. Trentemoeller- polar shift
2. Stefan Riedel- controled body movements
3. Neil White&Derrick Turner- cry to save this song
4. Bjoern Mandry- phantom
5. In-N-Out- musika automatika
6. Who?sWho- lipstick
7. Tim Track- track it back (Hertz rmx)
8. Marc O'Tool- gear 2
9. Vision&Canedy- check the sound
10.Donato Dozzy&Brando Lupi- liquid
Comment: Coming Soon rip n burn recordings is a new munich-based record label born out of the desire to deliver the highest-caliber dancefloor grooves, drawing on a wide range of influences. without being confined to a rigid sound, the rip n burns releases will run the gamut of sounds, from dirty tech-house to deep minimal & progressive and beyond. the common feature is a strong mind for the dancefloor with tunes that been proven rip it to shreds and burn the feet of anybody caught in their wake. with its first release, out for lunch, rip n burn delivers the caliber of music which can be expected in the future. featuring both original tunes as well as previously vinyl-only hits already proven on the floor, out to lunch provides enough thrills and chills for djs to work the dancefloor at any time of the night, while still maintaining the cohesiveness to fit perfectly for listening at home. danish man of the moment trentemoeller provides the strong opening for this release with his breakthrough anthem "polar shift", one of the most heralded and universally-supported pieces of 2005. the german tech-progressive sound plays a strong role here with 3 of the countrys most respected artists represented. Bjoern Mandry turns in the trippy electro-flavored "phantom", a perfect piece for the late hours, while Marc O'Tools "gear 2" manages to ride the fine line between minimal tech house and deep creepy progressive. Vision & Canedy give a preview of their upcoming 12" vinyl release on Rip'n Burn with the lush and atmospheric "check the sound", a proven dancefloor burner. some deeper moments are provided by newcomer Steafn Riedel with his throbbing "controlled body movements" and Neal White & Derek Turners minimalistic "cry to save this song". David Amo & Julio Navas give a bit of filthy tech house flavor under their In-N-Out guise through their monster tune "musika automatika", one of stalwart label electribe’s top-selling records of 2005. for the more energetic times in the night, the cd also features the tribal disco tech re-interpretation of Tim Tracks "track it back" by Q-park records Hertz, and the massive "lipstick" from swedens top export Steve Angelo, under his Who's Who? guise. giving the perfect closing for the cd is the soothing and pulsating liquid from Donato Dozzy and Brando Lupi , the ideal harmony for bringing the dancefloor or listener back to the ground.
have fun with this..see you on da floor...greets |
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evgeny@aero-groove
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Posted : Dec 5, 2005 16:25
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Arara
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Posted : Dec 5, 2005 16:40
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hi steve.......
really nice move this comp... looks pretty smooth, can't wait to hear it.....
Lots of loves and success from amsterdam
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Nikos/Arara/Andromeda
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Steven- hadshot
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Posted : Dec 5, 2005 16:45
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Davor/Shuma
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Posted : Dec 5, 2005 16:53
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uh whan i saw first name in the list i know i can say without looking and hearing any more of this cd - 5+++++++ release - must have! everyone who wanna release evil dr.Trentemoeller really knows good music!
MASSIVE respect!!!! |
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