Moon B - Lifeworld FLAC

Moon Germany Growing Bin Records Boogie Disco Electro Funk House Jazzdance New Age Soul 2015

Genre:	Electronic / Soul - Funk / World - Folk
Performer:	Moon B
Title:	Lifeworld
Style:	Boogie, Disco, Electro, Funk, House, Jazzdance, New Age, Soul
Date of release:	06 Aug 2015
Label:	Growing Bin Records
Catalog Number:	gbr004
Country:	Germany
FLAC album size:	1406 mb
MP3 album size:	1084 mb

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Tracklist

1	Moments In Slank	3:46
2	Lifeworld Part 1	14:43
3	Lifeworld Part 2	14:55

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
1080P34	Moon B	Lifeworld ‎(Cass, Comp, Ltd, Mixtape, C30)	1080p	1080P34	Canada	2014

Credits

Lacquer Cut By – MW
Mastered By [Uncredited] – Carsten Dämbkes

Notes

B2 Moments In Slank is an exclusive bonus track not available on cassette.
Track durations not mentioned on the release.
Copies come in black innersleeves.
© Moon B

Barcodes

Matrix / Runout (Runout side A): GBR004 A MPO SST MW
Matrix / Runout (Runout side B): GBR004 B MPO SST MW

Companies

Lacquer Cut At – SST Brüggemann GmbH
Pressed By – MPO

Video

Uickabrod

B2 contains a killer sample from Glen Adams - A Beat For You. Check out the Jamwax reissue.https://www.discogs.com/sell/release/10210745?ev=rb

Dont_Wory

I can hear a lot of sampling here, do you recognize any track?

Lavivan

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vKRidqUSXUwHere you go, this one from Glen Adams back in 1982

Framokay

nice find :-) . . . . . . . .

Wohald

Freex by Aura is sampled on side b I think, several minutes in.

Qutalan

Ace mini-LP. More sample-heavy than we're used to from Mr. Gray. This vinyl issue of the orig. cassette is (imho) badly cut for DJs as there are no visual separations between tracks (even though they ARE definitely separate 'songs'). The only visually separate track is the bonus cut at the end of side 2, which HAS got a 'run in' groove. I'm pretty sure this plays at 33, though some folk who've heard me playing it have commented that I 'had it on the wrong speed'. It's screwed baby!

Xisyaco

I appreciate it's original issue was a tape and it works nicely as a set played in full, although there are clear breaks where most tracks (or 'sections') begin and end. Track breaks would have been nice, that's all I'm saying but I'm sure I'll manage to divide it up myself with my headphones! It's possible to cut vinyl with visual breaks without actually touching the amount of space between the tracks (eg: Check out the vinyl of Prince's 'Parade' album). You may well be correct regarding PPU and their 'mastering', especially judging by their recent release 'G&G Company' [https://www.discogs.com/G-G-And-Company-Be-My-Girl-Thinking-About-You/release/7663691], there is literally, no bass in the mix at all. Without hearing the OG press one can't really comment, though. The lack of bass certainly put me off enough not to buy it. C'est la vie!

Marilore

This is a 'mixtape on vinyl'. Not really for the dj's but more for the home listening crowd with plenty of reefer handy, the artist has said this before regarding this project if memory serves. And, not so fast about PPU -- I've heard that they rarely, if ever, "properly" master their lp's but rather just throw it straight onto wax! I dunno, a little bird told me that. I thought Growing Bin did a supurb job with it's vinyl issuing. Peace...

Cezel

So, is the entirety of the cassette is present on the vinyl version?

MrRipper

yes, plus a bonus track at the end of side b entitled "Moments In Slank"