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Spectrum  - Paradise FLAC album

Tracklist

Paradise
Let Yourself Go
Carrie (Original Mix)

Versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
INN 001 Spectrum Paradise ‎(12") Inna Rhythm Records INN 001 UK 1994
INN 001 Spectrum Paradise ‎(12", Promo) Inna Rhythm Records INN 001 UK 1994


Spectrum  - Paradise FLAC album

Musician performer: Spectrum

Title: Paradise

Country: UK

Date of release: 1994

Style: Drum n Bass

Genre: Electronic

Size FLAC: 1869 mb

Rating: 4.6 / 5

Votes: 641

Other Formats: WAV AC3 MMF VOC AHX FLAC MP2

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INwhite
My copy is visually mint but pops like a c*nt.... all the way through. Any one else?
INwhite
My copy is visually mint but pops like a c*nt.... all the way through. Any one else?
Lli
mine plays fine, with no pressing defects . its the promo version
Lli
mine plays fine, with no pressing defects . its the promo version
Akinohn
Yeah, same as, mostly at start though. Visually mint too. Will try to give it a clean and see if it makes any diff.
Akinohn
Yeah, same as, mostly at start though. Visually mint too. Will try to give it a clean and see if it makes any diff.
Dorilune
Just ripping mine now Brian and it has plenty of snap crackle n'pop, VG+ / NM copy.
Dorilune
Just ripping mine now Brian and it has plenty of snap crackle n'pop, VG+ / NM copy.
Todal
Awesome Darkness
Todal
Awesome Darkness
Ausstan
This is some beautiful oldskool atmospheric drum'n'bass. "Paradise" samples Future Sound Of London's "Papua New Guinea," nearly a decade before the slew of remixes in 2003 by High Contrast and the like. This vision of it is a lot more minimal than the more recent remixes, so I can't claim this is the end-all of the dnb versions. "Let Yourself Go" is has some vocal samples I can't place, and often-used drumbreak samples. Very nice, but not outstanding. The final piece is a beautifully creepy track sampling from the 1976 movie Carrie, and definitely the pick of the lot. The drum programming is better balanced against the spooky ambience, with vocal samples from the movie, making it my favorite of the lot.
Ausstan
This is some beautiful oldskool atmospheric drum'n'bass. "Paradise" samples Future Sound Of London's "Papua New Guinea," nearly a decade before the slew of remixes in 2003 by High Contrast and the like. This vision of it is a lot more minimal than the more recent remixes, so I can't claim this is the end-all of the dnb versions. "Let Yourself Go" is has some vocal samples I can't place, and often-used drumbreak samples. Very nice, but not outstanding. The final piece is a beautifully creepy track sampling from the 1976 movie Carrie, and definitely the pick of the lot. The drum programming is better balanced against the spooky ambience, with vocal samples from the movie, making it my favorite of the lot.