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1. Mar 25,  · Check out This Is Your Brain on Love [Explicit] by Rare Futures on Amazon Music. Stream ad-free or purchase CD's and MP3s now on keutidetidousca.meobaipsychwocorisylegafermerof.co5/5(1).

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2. I know we set the bar pretty high on the Dreams of Water package a few years back, so we needed to come up with something equally as unique for this release. With the album having such an iconic looking image on the front cover I knew I wanted to do something to highlight it more and eventually landed on the idea to add small LED lights to make it look like a synapse exploding. the final.

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3. From our very first release to our latest offering, if we put it out on vinyl you can find it here. Rare Futures: This is Your Brain on Love (Purple) $ Rare Futures: This is Your Brain on Love (Blue) Sold Out. OWEL: Live From Audio Pilot Studios (Jungle Mix).

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4. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Past, Present And The Futures on Discogs. Label: Philadelphia International Records - PZ ,Philadelphia International Records - • Format: Vinyl LP, Album • Country: Canada • Genre: Funk / Soul • Style: Soul, Disco (When Your Love Is Down) Producer /5(5).

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5. Review: The seventh and final instalment of De:Tuned's brilliant Unboxed Brain series - an unashamed tribute to s IDM and ambient techno featuring contributions from many of the artists who defined that scene - is predictably keutidetidousca.meobaipsychwocorisylegafermerof.co features a slew of new remixes of previously released tracks, plus "Monolith", a previously unreleased ambient track from the Future Sound of London that's.

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6. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Love In The Future on Discogs. Label: Not On Label - JLEGEND • Format: 2x, Vinyl LP, Album, Unofficial Release • Country: Poland • Genre: Hip Hop, Funk / Soul • Style: Soul, RnB/Swing.

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7. Even new artists often deliver special-edition vinyl LPs with unique art that make these records perfect for collectors of any genre. Then, there’s the way a record feels when you pick it up and hold it in your hand. It’s the kind of experience that cannot be replicated in a digital format.

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8. Jul 15,  · i see it both ways. from my pov, i only buy vinyl albums that i would like to listen to at home. they cover all sorts of styles, not just electronic. personally, i would never buy club music on vinyl. don't care for it. and i think the percentage of vinyl djs is WAY smaller than those who rock up with a couple of usb sticks. so a lot of these releases are just hype afaic and a lot of times, it.

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