djekos wrote:Seriously? They're not putting Cuba/Calle F on the 4x12? Huge disappointment
How so? Cuba Electronic / Calle F are already on a 12"...
As someone else stated, there wouldn't be much point in pressing it to vinyl again, would there?
By that logic this album is a 5x12" that they sell in 2, first one and then the other 4... Doesn't make any sense to me
Wasn't Goth-Trad - Babylon Fall released before the album, appeared on the digital version of the album.. and the album released at a later date?
Most albums are done this way. Makes perfect sense to do it this way, means you can get a tune each side of a vinyl without having a boxset with 5/6 vinyls in. 3/4 vinyls + 1/2 singles.
Cuba Electronic and it's flip are pretty damn forgetable in my opinion. Im disappointed I copped them on wax tbh. Just a massive circle jerk with a big name on it. Hope the album will be better.
I wonder if the circumstances under which this album has been created altered the outcome of it. I don't mean the geographical difference, but more so the fact that it's on a much bigger label, and I wonder if there was much more pressure on him because of that.
In other words, I realize that Mala wasn't forced into making this album by an means, but obviously these tunes were authored under much different circumstances than all his other released music. I wonder how this album would sound if it were to come out on Deep Medi. Do you think it would sound the exact same or slightly different?
