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Bambi last won the day on August 22 2020

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  1. Bambi
    https://doormouse.bandcamp.com/album/skelechairs
  2. Bambi
    I think this is all to do with this
  3. Bambi
    Burgundy Tracks 3 would be relatively easy to put together.
  4. Bambi
    They asked me.
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  6. Bambi
    Planet Mu (1st May 2020) https://italtek.bandcamp.com/album/outland 01 Chamber Music 02 Open Heart 03 Deadhead 04 Reverie 05 Bladed Terrain 06 Diamond Child 07 Angel In Ruin 08 Leaving The Grid 09 Endless 10 Oblivion Theme Ital Tek (a.k.a. Alan Myson) returns to Planet Mu with his sixth album ‘Outland‘.The album was written during a period of new beginnings following a move out of the city to a quieter space and the birth of his first child. During this time of self-imposed isolation Alan recorded a huge amount of source material and spent week
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  8. Bambi
    Yes it is Greg Hanec on the cover, the same Greg who hated car culture 20 years ago.
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  10. Bambi
    does now (forgot to click a couple of backend buttons)
  11. Bambi
    Bleep have the use of two warehouses, one in Milton Keynes and one in North Carolina. I assume the former is out of stock.
  12. Bambi
    Did Stanley Unwin write that press release?
  13. Bambi
    Easily as good as old Aphex. Probably my favourite artist of the last 5 years.
  14. Bambi
    "The story with this release, was that during the period of time that this came out, commercial record labels had finally realized the marketing potential of hiring big name DJs to do remixes of artists signed to their label." Commercial record labels? as opposed to what? Even mailorder labels like Industrial Records in the late 70s and 80s were commercial operations. "Big name DJs" had, in fact, been "hired" to do remixes since the early seventies, because European discotheques stimulated chart sales so much. A popular disco remix of a potential chart hit could propel the song higher and
  15. Bambi
    This is all completely wrong. fill us in please !! ugh - just take the complete opposite of what he said.
  16. Bambi
    This is all completely wrong.
  17. Bambi
    i'd like an excel sheet
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