zomby - where were u in 92
Posted: Mon Jan 03, 2011 6:51 pm
couldn't find a thread for it.
big record.
does anyone know if its going to ever see vinyl?
big record.
does anyone know if its going to ever see vinyl?
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Re: zomby - where were u in 92
Posted: Tue Jan 04, 2011 5:04 pm
yo i read an interview with actress a few days ago saying he was going to be pressing vinyl versions of a few releases including this one. not sure when the interview was held though, let me see if i can find it
Re: zomby - where were u in 92
Posted: Tue Jan 04, 2011 5:06 pm
here it is:
looks like it was done a while back actually, maybe plans have changed
http://www.olddjmag.com/?op=story&story ... tatus=LiveIn terms of what's coming up, we're going to be pressing up some of the albums from last year onto vinyl. The Zomby album will be on doublepack vinyl with extra bonuses, Skream will be remixing something off there. (not sure if I can mention that).
looks like it was done a while back actually, maybe plans have changed
Re: zomby - where were u in 92
Posted: Tue Jan 04, 2011 9:04 pm
I'd love to own hazyville on vinyl.
Re: zomby - where were u in 92
Posted: Wed Jan 05, 2011 10:49 pm
float/tears in the rain on a 12"
i'd pay a lot for it
i'd pay a lot for it
Re: zomby - where were u in 92
Posted: Thu Jan 06, 2011 12:54 am
wfg1 wrote:float/tears in the rain on a 12"
i'd pay a lot for it
Re: zomby - where were u in 92
Posted: Thu Jan 06, 2011 5:49 pm
What like a 12" pizza?wfg1 wrote:float/tears in the rain on a 12"
i'd pay a lot for it
Re: zomby - where were u in 92
Posted: Thu Jan 06, 2011 11:13 pm
Motorway to Roswell wrote:I'd love to own hazyville on vinyl.
Re: zomby - where were u in 92
Posted: Thu Jan 06, 2011 11:26 pm
no, on a record you dumbass..charliefoy wrote:What like a 12" pizza?wfg1 wrote:float/tears in the rain on a 12"
i'd pay a lot for it
can the admin please remove this dickhead from the forum
Re: zomby - where were u in 92
Posted: Thu Jan 06, 2011 11:31 pm
Based on this one post? Drastic, y'think? Think the guy was exercising sarcasm, calm!wfg1 wrote:no, on a record you dumbass..charliefoy wrote:What like a 12" pizza?wfg1 wrote:float/tears in the rain on a 12"
i'd pay a lot for it
can the admin please remove this dickhead from the forum
On topic: Tears In The Rain would be a fantastic intro to any mix. Hench and We Got The Sound would be a welcome press.
Re: zomby - where were u in 92
Posted: Fri Jan 07, 2011 12:40 am
Don't worry its a personal joke. I'd like GTi on vinylSageon wrote:Based on this one post? Drastic, y'think? Think the guy was exercising sarcasm, calm!wfg1 wrote:no, on a record you dumbass..charliefoy wrote:What like a 12" pizza?wfg1 wrote:float/tears in the rain on a 12"
i'd pay a lot for it
can the admin please remove this dickhead from the forum
On topic: Tears In The Rain would be a fantastic intro to any mix. Hench and We Got The Sound would be a welcome press.
Re: zomby - where were u in 92
Posted: Fri Jan 07, 2011 12:43 am
i'd play a lot of the tunes tbf
tears in the rain, b with me and gti would be nice
tears in the rain, b with me and gti would be nice
Re: zomby - where were u in 92
Posted: Fri Jan 07, 2011 12:58 am
If only they were longer
Re: zomby - where were u in 92
Posted: Fri Jan 07, 2011 1:47 am
i love zomby but this is his worst release i reckon, i'd never play any of the tunes out either.. way too short and not powerful enough for the dance floor.
i used to love jungle and hardcore years ago, but feel no connection to the album, yet i do with burial and the whole garage thing, even though jungle played a bigger part in my early electronic listening days.
i used to love jungle and hardcore years ago, but feel no connection to the album, yet i do with burial and the whole garage thing, even though jungle played a bigger part in my early electronic listening days.
Re: zomby - where were u in 92
Posted: Fri Jan 07, 2011 8:36 am
hahaha sorry, he's my mateSageon wrote:Based on this one post? Drastic, y'think? Think the guy was exercising sarcasm, calm!
Re: zomby - where were u in 92
Posted: Fri Jan 07, 2011 10:29 am
I think I'd agree with it not being his best one, but even then the majority of his songs are way too short. That said its still good aha.abs wrote:i love zomby but this is his worst release i reckon, i'd never play any of the tunes out either.. way too short and not powerful enough for the dance floor.
i used to love jungle and hardcore years ago, but feel no connection to the album, yet i do with burial and the whole garage thing, even though jungle played a bigger part in my early electronic listening days.
Re: zomby - where were u in 92
Posted: Fri Jan 07, 2011 6:35 pm
charliefoy wrote:I think I'd agree with it not being his best one, but even then the majority of his songs are way too short. That said its still good aha.abs wrote:i love zomby but this is his worst release i reckon, i'd never play any of the tunes out either.. way too short and not powerful enough for the dance floor.
i used to love jungle and hardcore years ago, but feel no connection to the album, yet i do with burial and the whole garage thing, even though jungle played a bigger part in my early electronic listening days.
couldnt disagree with this statement any more!! The entire album is absolute genius; Float, tears in the rain, euphoria, we got the sound, hench..i could just name every tune on it. Its the best album ive ever heard. Hands down. How could yo say its not powerful enough?!?!? play euphoria in a club and see that happens...
Re: zomby - where were u in 92
Posted: Sat Jan 08, 2011 1:27 pm
Yeah its brilliant but i think compared to his other releases, i prefer them, but only by a marginmusashi_dc wrote:charliefoy wrote:I think I'd agree with it not being his best one, but even then the majority of his songs are way too short. That said its still good aha.abs wrote:i love zomby but this is his worst release i reckon, i'd never play any of the tunes out either.. way too short and not powerful enough for the dance floor.
i used to love jungle and hardcore years ago, but feel no connection to the album, yet i do with burial and the whole garage thing, even though jungle played a bigger part in my early electronic listening days.
couldnt disagree with this statement any more!! The entire album is absolute genius; Float, tears in the rain, euphoria, we got the sound, hench..i could just name every tune on it. Its the best album ive ever heard. Hands down. How could yo say its not powerful enough?!?!? play euphoria in a club and see that happens...
Re: zomby - where were u in 92
Posted: Sat Jan 08, 2011 6:56 pm
You know there is this tune "Euphoria", on the release, which has the filthiest bassline in UK music? Two of my mixes feature it.abs wrote:i love zomby but this is his worst release i reckon, i'd never play any of the tunes out either.. way too short and not powerful enough for the dance floor.
Also:
Approval from one of the most popular atists/the most popular artist in the world isn't neccessarily an argument but I just though I'd mention it
(that is so awesome)
Re: zomby - where were u in 92
Posted: Sun Jan 09, 2011 2:25 pm
thanks for posting, i heard about this but never seen anything of/about it.polho wrote: