Track Listings (8) - Disc #1| All Artists: The Future Sound of London, Graham Massey, Andrew Weatherall Title: Papua New Guinea Members Wishing: 1 Total Copies: 0 Label: Zyx Records Release Date: 10/25/1994 Album Type: Import, Single Genre: Dance & Electronic Styles: Ambient, Electronica, Techno Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPC: 090204041244 |
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 | The Future Sound of London, Graham Massey, Andrew Weatherall Papua New Guinea Genre: Dance & Electronic
To coinside with the bands 'Archives LP.CDseries, this limited edition vinyl twelve inch features 3 rare mixes by Herd & White, that were previously unreleased. |
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Album Description To coinside with the bands 'Archives LP.CDseries, this limited edition vinyl twelve inch features 3 rare mixes by Herd & White, that were previously unreleased. Similar CDs
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CD ReviewsStart your journey in Papua New Guinea... Anthony Hillerson | Arvada, CO | 11/20/2002 (5 out of 5 stars) "What people visiting this page need to understand is that Papua New Guinea in any form is but a gateway drug. No argument: it is a wonderful song that rises above much of the Dance/Trance/House/Floor pap of today, and debatably has more staying power than any other song from those heady days when Electronic began its glorious assault upon the ears of the world, fulfilling its manifest destiny.What you must realize is that FSOL is more than Papua New Guinea; to truly understand their genius you must receive the ISDN transmission, examine Lifeforms, walk along Lifeforms:Paths 1-7, and travel unaccompanied through Dead Cities. With these albums FSOL exhibit through the newest musical medium musical genius that would make the great classical masters bow their heads. In those songs are aural landscapes of such beauty and sonic visions of such complete sublimity that other musics will be measured against them from then on, and either found lacking or at best: in complete harmony.Start your journey in Papua New Guinea, but do not stop there."
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