Ozone Recordings, by Various Artists

Ozone Recordings

by Various Artists

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garrnet It doesn’t get much better for me. Uplifting and unashamedly positive. A reminder of what we once dreamed the future would be like. How did it all go so horribly wrong? Favorite track: Count Zero - Positive Nuisance.

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Get all 82 Mental Groove Records / Musique Pour La Danse releases available on Bandcamp.

Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Garden Of Eden, Islets in Pink Polypropylene, Eight Billion Humans Can't Be Wrong, Ozone Recordings, If I Could Only Hear the Sound of the Waves Again, Paranoize / The Thinker, Erotique New Beat, Room Service + 3, and 74 more. , and , .

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1.	Count Zero - Silent Prayer 05:39	buy track
2.	Zone - Eternal 04:35	buy track
3.	Success - Tripwire (Deep Bass Strip Down Acid) 04:35	buy track
4.	New Age Technology - New Age Technology 05:31	buy track
5.	Trak 1 - For This II 04:25	buy track
6.	Count Zero - Positive Nuisance 03:51	buy track

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Musique Pour La Danse presents a selection of Sheffield's Ozone Recordings' most cherished bleep, bass & breaks tracks, originally released between `89 and `90.

Remastered by Rob Gordon (original Forgemasters member) and with extensive liner notes by Matt Annis (jointhefuture.net), available in limited trioxygen blue vinyl edition featuring the infamous The Designers Republic logo!

"It would be fair to say that this snapshot of Ozone Recordings’ excitement-packed back catalogue is well overdue. The Sheffield-based imprint’s contribution to British dance music’s creative boom of the late 1980s and early ‘90s has long been overlooked, with much more focus naturally falling on the Steel City’s other key imprint of the period, Warp Records. (...) Looking back, they offer a good snapshot of the time, just as this tighter, more stripped-down compilation of highlights does."

Matt Anniss

Please be aware that we did our very best to reach the best sound possible with the archival sources provided without excessively denaturing their original character.