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also got Nil (Reece), anyone know what the difference between the two is yet?

yep one has a filtered bacwards reese bass in the last 64 bars that comes in and out

I hope I get the reecey one

its limited and has a higher resale on dicgos

incnic wrote:its limited and has a higher resale on dicgos

Nah all the copies being sold are sealed

yep but its possioble to slice it carefully and still sell

looks like rubadub has more copies for sale

Anyone know the tune at the beggining (before Faint) in the youtube rip? Cannot understand what they say in the podcast.

my one says Nil (Arse)???

The one from www.decks.de is Nil (Reece). The one from Chemical records is still sealed.

Faint at 33 rpm is pretty good

Yeah haha. I've played both sides on 33 and 45 already... they all work depending on the mix

I have both Nil and Nil (Reece)... Gotta check for differences.

Doubt there is much if any

did a side by side comparison of nil & nil (reece), the differences are pretty negligible.. structure remains the same throughout, kicks, hihats and sample are consistent... differences seem to be in the bassline. if anything, reece has a more prominent but repetitive bassline, nil's has a little bit more variation though is more sparse, they're nearly identical for the most part though.. the biggest difference i found was during/after the breakdown, the new bassline that is introduced continues right up until the song fades out (reece) whereas with nil, the last 16bars or so have nearly no bassline so to speak..

i'm not much of a production guy but the naming of it has probably got something to do with the reece/reese bassline... that's the type of sound that comes in during the breakdown i'm pretty sure

Apparently being re-stocked tomorrow, according to Boddika's twitter.

Was kicking myself for all the hassle to get hold of a copy, but after a few listens its definitely worth it - a grower

grillis wrote:did a side by side comparison of nil & nil (reece), the differences are pretty negligible.. structure remains the same throughout, kicks, hihats and sample are consistent... differences seem to be in the bassline. if anything, reece has a more prominent but repetitive bassline, nil's has a little bit more variation though is more sparse, they're nearly identical for the most part though.. the biggest difference i found was during/after the breakdown, the new bassline that is introduced continues right up until the song fades out (reece) whereas with nil, the last 16bars or so have nearly no bassline so to speak..

thanks for that, good stuff

selling for exactly what i paid http://www.discogs.com/seller/harry1988