Our heading "Three Records to go for!!!" is meant to highlight you some records, mostly newer ones, that turned out into the bleepgeeks music radar through utterly coincidences, well researched record hunts or any other fortunate circumstances. The stuff we introduce can be dance music, comedy, non-dance music, originals, reissues, bootlegs or limited pieces, we don't separate!
In some cases we just liked the Cover of that Record, sometimes we made a mispurchase and sometimes our mandibles came off because of the music which was carved into the rills!
We won't do any reviews, puffing these records up to holy grails or slam them into wax garbage!
It's just made for you to (hopefully) discover new music and new sleeves! We wish you a lot of fun while finding these records at your local record shop on the streets or in your world wide virtual reality through clicking on to your favourite record stop!
Vinyl, we love you lock, stock and barrell!
Central Unit – Loving Machinery EP
GB – The Provider EP
Carlos Giffoni – Evidence
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Poppish breakdance-rap on the german Woolfe Records, produced by Wolfang Freund. Makes fun, especially the bandname. Seems to be a a guest-play with US Artists. If you know more about it, please let me know!
Found this som' time ago in Memmingen, when my fellows and me took a joyride there... We've diggin out som boxes which where mostly water damaged. This one had a narrow escape. Shows nice splits between youth center freestyle and boogie for the adults... the dub version isn't that strong, thus the original here...
From the Nexda EP - 246, 121 AND 657. Catchy New Wave, released on Plurex Records, 1982, Amsterdam.
Elaborated boogie groover with an essential message! Be careful outta there and don't speak with strangers, as parents always tell their kids...
Mexican pressing of this Canadian disco classic. With an "interesting" picture cover! Has been originally released the Unidisc-Prism axis just with the common disco sleeve. Got a re-edit some time ago which wasn't too bad! Makes my day tonight!
I was hunting for this for a long time... and nowadays it's nevermore that piece of wax that's hard to find. But what maintained: the great mood on this record. It's filled with fm-synths and interesting programming, lush vocals and freshly pressed boogie-juice, but classic. Man, this brings 1984 definitely perfect together. While listening, i'm dreaming of a chicesque frenchy style, Paris(ienne), design-furniture and cars (what is normally not my cup of tea to dream about). The whole dream is then followed by absolute abstraction. Wow... extravaganza. "Don't give in" is the real winner here. Please raise the volume here especially to the maximum, haha. Well, the recording has some crackles here and there. But hey, better than nothing!
