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they have got great, funky, catchy as hell samples, i do like it more than most ignition releases, but they still sound very thin to me. but i respect them for doing what they want and it certainly works on the floor. i can see these working great on 3 decks though actually.
i agree.this is far better than the i.t stuff ive been hearing 4 a while.Quote:
Originally Posted by dan the acid man
Agreed. Like I said after their early releases I would have to admit their releases are very dull and are so similar BUT this double pack is definately as mentioned earlier in the thread a combination of more of their older sound which is why it sounds so good to me, good stuff once again. I just hope they stick to this sound as much as they can in the future, word up to this double pack again.
Ok, all the tracks on it don't stand up that solidly... some are sorta ok, but damn that 1989... :lol: So funky in such a fun cheesey way... I don't care what you guys say, it puts a smile on my face and makes my ass shake ;)
it certainly makes my ass shake aswellQuote:
Originally Posted by Methodixxx
Thats one of my fav on the LP the 1989 track! Cool as funk!
I just got this in the shop yesterday and sold out of it already. I will not re-stock it ever and I question if I will ever buy and Ignition Technician/Wilko/Pete Simpson record again because they thank people on the back that have been very detrimental to the music industry in Canada and England. Well, just one person that they thank in specific. Anyone who looks up to him, does not deserve my support.
This is difficult because I like the music, but I do want to profit from people who support people who have hurt so many hard-working people.
Perhaps this is a reason why you do not add shout outs on records?