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LTJ Bukem - Earth Volume Three FLAC album

Tracklist

LTJ Bukem Constellation
Blame Latitude
Intense & Molly Duncan Jammin' In My Mind
Words 2 B Heard Meets Ad-Ill Con-Quest
Tayla Stargazing
Bjorn Distorted Reality
Forces Of Nature & Longers Nature's Way
Big Bud Distant Space
Artemis First Light
Odyssey Submerge

Versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
EARTHLP003 LTJ Bukem Earth Volume Three ‎(5x12", Comp, Ltd + Box, Num) Earth EARTHLP003 UK 1998
EARTHLP003 LTJ Bukem Earth Volume Three ‎(5x12", Comp, Ltd, Promo + Box) Earth EARTHLP003 UK 1998
EARTHCD003 LTJ Bukem Earth Volume Three ‎(CD, Comp) Earth EARTHCD003 UK 1998
AICT 29 LTJ Bukem Earth Volume Three ‎(CD, Comp) SMEJ Associated Records AICT 29 Japan 1998
EARTHCD003PRO LTJ Bukem Earth Volume Three ‎(CD, Comp, Promo) Earth EARTHCD003PRO UK 1998
EARTHCD003 LTJ Bukem Earth Volume Three ‎(CD, Comp, RP) Earth EARTHCD003 UK 1999
EARTHCD003-2 LTJ Bukem Earth Volume Three ‎(CD, Comp, RE) Earth EARTHCD003-2 Germany Unknown
EARTHCD003, PM 432 LTJ Bukem Earth Volume Three ‎(CD, Comp, Unofficial) Earth , Earth EARTHCD003, PM 432 Unknown


LTJ Bukem - Earth Volume Three FLAC album

Musician performer: LTJ Bukem

Title: Earth Volume Three

Country: UK

Date of release: 1998

Style: Downtempo, Future Jazz, Drum n Bass

Genre: Electronic

Size FLAC: 1267 mb

Rating: 4.2 / 5

Votes: 760

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Gavirgas
These Promo's are numbered. The second run of the boxset are continued from the promo. First run (promotional copy) where sealed with a Promotional Copy text included on the cover sticker. The second release (Limited Release) has the information printed on the center of the boxset with silver sticker in the top right hand corner with the release number. Very confusing. Must have release close to 10,000 if not more.
Gavirgas
These Promo's are numbered. The second run of the boxset are continued from the promo. First run (promotional copy) where sealed with a Promotional Copy text included on the cover sticker. The second release (Limited Release) has the information printed on the center of the boxset with silver sticker in the top right hand corner with the release number. Very confusing. Must have release close to 10,000 if not more.
Gir
i have this promo version that is supposed to be limited to 5000 copies yet my is #7408. i have no doubt it's part of the the 5000 copies as i have about 15-20 other numbered promos from GLR/LGR and other bukem labels. just curious
Gir
i have this promo version that is supposed to be limited to 5000 copies yet my is #7408. i have no doubt it's part of the the 5000 copies as i have about 15-20 other numbered promos from GLR/LGR and other bukem labels. just curious
Ance
Earth 2 established the series as a mainstay for GLR artists to expand to other genres and explore their artistic endeavors on an established label. Good Looking Records at this point was cemented as the go-to label for their atmospheric Drum and Bass sound, which in 1998, was a successful contrast to the popular darker edged Techstep sound. What differs this entry from the previous 2 releases is the addition to GLR resident MCs. It is of no consequence why "Constellations" is deeply embedded in hip-hop execution. In short, DRS kills it here unquestionably. His delivery and flow are absolutely impeccable in a stern voice, but neither overwhelming to drown out the melody. The track Bukem lays out acts as a complimentary voice in its instrumentation while simultaneously giving it that "rare groove" jazz elements.
Ance
Earth 2 established the series as a mainstay for GLR artists to expand to other genres and explore their artistic endeavors on an established label. Good Looking Records at this point was cemented as the go-to label for their atmospheric Drum and Bass sound, which in 1998, was a successful contrast to the popular darker edged Techstep sound. What differs this entry from the previous 2 releases is the addition to GLR resident MCs. It is of no consequence why "Constellations" is deeply embedded in hip-hop execution. In short, DRS kills it here unquestionably. His delivery and flow are absolutely impeccable in a stern voice, but neither overwhelming to drown out the melody. The track Bukem lays out acts as a complimentary voice in its instrumentation while simultaneously giving it that "rare groove" jazz elements.
Lonesome Orange Kid
As it happens, my copy of this LP (not the promo) is numbered at 8000 and something...so I guess the theory about there being 10,000 copies may be right. Either way it doesn't really matter, it's still a great album (although I personally feel one of the weaker Earth LP's) which is still by no means an insult. You just have to look at the quality of the other albums to get a perspective on just how good a weaker one could still be! Worth tracking down a copy, even if just to complete your Earth collection.
Lonesome Orange Kid
As it happens, my copy of this LP (not the promo) is numbered at 8000 and something...so I guess the theory about there being 10,000 copies may be right. Either way it doesn't really matter, it's still a great album (although I personally feel one of the weaker Earth LP's) which is still by no means an insult. You just have to look at the quality of the other albums to get a perspective on just how good a weaker one could still be! Worth tracking down a copy, even if just to complete your Earth collection.
Bukelv
The label on the front of the full release boxset claims it is limited to 5000 copies. So does the label on the front of the promo copy. I wonder if it was actually 10,000 in total, 5000 of them being promos and the other 5000 being full release. It has been noted that serials as high as 6838 exist. Just a thought.
Bukelv
The label on the front of the full release boxset claims it is limited to 5000 copies. So does the label on the front of the promo copy. I wonder if it was actually 10,000 in total, 5000 of them being promos and the other 5000 being full release. It has been noted that serials as high as 6838 exist. Just a thought.
Beazekelv
Technically exactly the same as the eventual full vinyl edition, just released previously as a promotional item.
Beazekelv
Technically exactly the same as the eventual full vinyl edition, just released previously as a promotional item.