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ISL PFA1LP
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4LP version, packaged in massive 4 color gatefold sleeve.
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ISL PFA1CD
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"Dear lord... Originally slated for release on Mo' Wax around early 1997, this was going to be the 'be all end all' of UK Jungle LP's (very few @ the time), only to have Mr. Peshay jump ship from Mo' Wax (after only one EP, the title track, and a remix on a promo-only DJ Shadow single) to this Island UK subsidiary. For a little background on why this all means cotton: "An early protegé of Goldie while the two worked on production at 4 Hero's Reinforced Records during the early '90s, Peshay's style of jungle/drum'n'bass, influenced both by house and the more polished forms of jazz fusion, allies itself both with Goldie and 4 Hero. A breakbeat DJ from early in his career, Peshay debuted on wax with Reinforced in 1993, recording the Protegé EP before joining Goldie's Metalheadz stable and releasing its second single, 'Psychosis.' He also recorded several twelves with LTJ Bukem's Good Looking Records, including 'The Piano Tune' and '19.5.' Though hampered by a serious illness which sidelined him during jungle's breakout year of 1995, Peshay returned in 1996, remixing singles from Goldie's Timeless ('Inner City Life' and 'Angel') and contributing tracks to the Mo'Wax compilation Headz II. Signed up to Mo'Wax, Peshay released the 'Miles from Home' single in mid-1998 and worked on material with Photek's Rupert Parkes. Following de rigeur for top-flight jungle producers, he also formed his own label, Elementz Records, which released twelves from Decoder and Technical Itch." That's some history, considering all. Drum n' bass still sounds good, wake up from the dull routine that has become your life." -- Hrvatski.
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