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I can confirm a US release of Vol. 2 exists (Hardstep D&B) as I have that. Kind of strange, I never found these in shops here until years later (about 2000-ish), and there were always a lot of copies of Vol. 2, 3 and 4. Can't remember if I ever saw Vol. 1 (which I guess was Innovative Intelligent D&B). I agree, the renamed titles of these comps threw me for a loop when I first saw them since I owned them already on vinyl...

Yeah, those three Youtube vids are from the same WL mentioned above. Has his style of production written all over it, and it's similiar sounding to his Tales of Darkness WL release. Not too sure on the track names, mine has nothing handwritten on it.

Wow, old thread. Guess my speculation was pretty close! Is this regarding the record I spoke about earlier in this thread? Because it's not that FD001, it's different.

It looks like you'll just have to add CRT200R to the database.

What Manipulator said was correct, I can confirm that. The info for 200R looks correct as well.

Ice by The Source: http://www.rolldabeats.com/release/drum_and_bass_records/dandb5/ All the cat#'s on this label are wrong, should be DAB00*. That Twiss Up Firm tune is quite nice, not one I've heard before.

Join the club! Ehh... does this person have any proof? Sketchy info. The only tracks on that CD that had a vinyl release are Wicked Tune and All The 24-7 Massive by the Genesis Crew, Jungle Love (Pt. 2 Vocal mix) by Dextrous & Hyper Man, Stone Cold Cutie (under a different name) and Love & Devotion by the NE Heartbreak Crew. The track Desire is exclusive to the sampler. Then we have this Dextrous EP called "Land of the Giants" which I haven't heard before, but I'm guessing it's probably the WL press of the Dextrous & Hyperman LOTG release since it could be considered 4 mixes of the same tune. Wouldn't mind some confirmation on that.

Echo Minott - Murder Weapon Jungle on Jet Star. http://www.rolldabea...records/crt200/

Nice find, Lionist - It's A Shame (Slam! Records SLM04).

That's from Pushing Back (Remix) on this release: http://www.rolldabeats.com/release/reinforced_records/rivet1269/ What a tune.

Huh, the database here says it was released on 3x12" for that Jungle Book LP, that can't be correct?

I think it's safe to say that Jimmy Cliff plate is being confused with an Asha Senator tune of the same name and similar cat#, unless someone can prove me wrong. I've never seen that Jimmy Cliff remix before. The correct catalog number etched onto the vinyl is SFD001, and it's Lickwood Syndicate featuring Asha Senator - Harder They Fall (3 mixes). One of the mixes appears on this rather obscure compilation: http://www.rolldabea...n/spv084_55442/

Blast from the past. So is this the only thread that confirmed BC01's existence, is that true Logic? Do you have this release in hand? BTW, my copy of BC02 has all the contact info for Neil Redskin written on the label. I don't know where the Congo Natty connection came from!

I've stumbled on this in the past looking for information regarding a particular release and I don't think it's someone's collection, I think someone used the old rdb design, sorted everything by year (in this case '95 which iirc you were able to do in that version of the site), and copy/pasted it into an Excel spreadsheet. It's layout is nearly identical to the older rdb format, complete with some of this databases takes on catalogging specific releases (like DOPE26/DOPE26MP). Even some of the irregular label listings match up perfectly, like look at Precious Materials in that spreadsheet. The first few releases are all up there but it's missing the 5th release for some reason. Punch up the same label in rdb and take a look at the date for that same release. Kind of a telling sign where they got that information from right there. Why they did this other than to see how many releases came out in '95, I have no idea.

IQ009 exists, I have this one. I'm 99% sure it's a DJ Gunshot release although every copy I've seen has been a WL. Nice 2 tracker. As for HIT001/RIQ001, I have both and they are the same tracks only played at different speeds (HIT001 is at 33 while RIQ001 is at 45). I'm not too sure which release came first, although they both aren't to be confused with the repress that also came out as RIQ001 in '04. A user from discogs commented that he got his copy of RIQ001 back in '94, if that was before HIT001 came out I have no idea. What's interesting is that they both have the exact same label, so you'd have to check the etching/playback speed to know which one you have.