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Delano Smith / Norm Talley - Constellation / Detroit 2-Step FLAC album


Performer: Delano Smith / Norm Talley
Genre: Electronic
Title: Constellation / Detroit 2-Step
Country: Germany
Released: 25 Nov 2009
Style: House, Deep House
Label: Sushitech Records
Catalog Number: SUSH04.4
FLAC version ZIP size: 1870 mb
MP3 version ZIP size: 1067 mb
WMA version ZIP size: 2890 mb
Rating: 4.3
Votes: 544

Tracklist

1Delano SmithConstellation
Written-By, Producer – Delano Smith
2Norm TalleyDetroit 2-Step
Written-By, Producer – Norm Talley

Credits

  • Mastered By [Cut]Andreas

Notes

© Sushitech Records 2009
Distributed by Intergroove

Limited to 300 copies.
Released only in black inner sleeve.

Pressed at MPO Averton.
Master cut at Schnittstelle, Frankfurt/Main.

Barcodes

  • Matrix / Runout (Run-out Side A): SUSH04.4 A andreas at schnittstelle MPO
  • Matrix / Runout (Run-out Side B): SUSH04.4 B andreas at schnittstelle MPO

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Cordabor
Both sides.. absolute fire.

Tolrajas
Constellation is my jam big time...absolute techno house groover!

Bearus
fantastic record ofcourse, but i dont understand this vinyl mafia(!) thingy, 99 euro?!?! (really check it out, there is someone selling it for 99euro on discogs!) u know its about music at the end, its not about who has this or that rare record, and this is not the only good record in the world... so i personally rather buy 10 good (and less hyped) records with my (imaginary) 99 euro...and u wait until someone buy it from u for that price so u have so much money, yoohoo........shame

Zololmaran
You couldn't have said a truer statement! I totally agree with your logic. There is a wealth of music out there, so why would anyone in there right minds spend that kind of money on something that is clearly overpriced and prematurely hyped. I totally understand paying good money for e.g. a rare 60's Beatles record but some prices on here are ridiculous. I've seen people trying to sell newly released records for £50 plus when you can still by them for £7.99 online or in a record shop. Pure opportunists...Also, another thing i've noticed is that sometimes there are 10 plus people selling a record at twice the going rate elsewhere. If the record is in abundance why the high price when It clearly isn't rare. Perhaps lack of market understanding or research? Some people clearly need to rethink there pricing because otherwise you are simply going to get some great records collecting dust for however many years purely out of either ignorance or greed because none in the world is crazy enough to buy it at the asking price.

Taun
u're right man