Artist : VA
Title : Drobomatic Drobulations V.1
Genre : Electronic
Year : 2007
Date : 02/2008
Bitrate : VBR kbps
Tracks : 01
Label : AudioDregs Editions
Source : CDDA
Encoder : Lame 3.97
Length : 66:06 min
Size : 91,1 MB
Tracklist:
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drobomatic drobulations v.1
01.VA - unknown░-░lazerproof jacket
02.VA - unknown░-░grad disaegrade
03.VA - unknown░-░for human safety
04.VA - unknown░-░imsliceated
05.VA - unknown░-░robocop
06.VA - unknown░-░20,0000 mph
07.VA - unknown░-░all humans must die
08.VA - unknown░-░in need of repairs
09.VA - unknown░-░sea of sparks
10.VA - unknown░-░daobeast revival
11.VA - unknown░-░chrome plated skeletons
12.VA - unknown░-░limes and leather
13.VA - unknown░-░escape tube clogged
14.VA - unknown░-░intelligence ii
15.VA - unknown░-░surveillce cam hacked
16.VA - unknown░-░counterpit f15
17.VA - unknown░-░a new life for on top
18.VA - unknown░-░etc
19.VA - unknown░-░untitled
20.VA - unknown░-░untitled
21.VA - unknown░-░untitled
22.VA - unknown░-░untitled
23.VA - unknown░-░untitled
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66:06 min
Note: No artistnames were given on cover or the info. So.....
E*Rock:
"I had an extremely vivid dream in 1987 that I still remember perfectly;
I was in a "Star Wars cantina"-esque bar. It was real slimy and dark,
and inhabited entirely by rough-shaped metallic cyborgs. I could tell that
they didn't enjoy my presence in their bar as an outsider, and I was
getting some dark vibes from most of the rugged and strange droids
around me. The reason I remember the dream so well though is because
of the music they were playing, which was totally amazing and burned
deep into my memory banks. I didn't want to leave until I heard as much
of the music as I could, but that was becoming harder and harder at the
time to avoid conflict while I listened to their harsh repetitive beats, growing
increasingly hostile and loud.
In 1997 I met Mr. Brinkman for the first time and it was total deja-vⁿ; we
drunkenly stumbled into a basement drum & bass club in Antwerp. The music
matched up to my dream perfectly. Evidently Mr. Brinkman had had a similar
dream years ago as well. All the kids in the club were on some kind of European
cough syrup and playing the records at about half the BPMs. No one was
dancing. We couldn't tell if they even enjoyed it, but our minds were blown by
the weird robotic beats and overall scene. This tweaked DJ dude sold us a few
mixtapes that read DROBO on them in some hand drawn typeface, but the rest
was in Russian or some other language, and we couldn't really tell what he was
talking about because his accent was so heavy and his words so slurred by
the syrup. We took the mixes with us and played them to shreds over the next
few months and managed to track down a few 12"s of various DROBO heavies
before leaving Europe. Unfortunately, I never got a copy of that first cassette and
they were all lost when someone swiped a backpack from us at the train station
on the way out of town. "Volume One" of that original tape was tucked into a half
dead walkman inside that backpack probably discarded along the tracks when
they didn't find a dime or anything worth selling in there.
I didn't see Brinkman again in person for eight years. Then in 2005 Mr. Brinkman
and I crossed paths again in Antwerp at Jelle Crama's Dramarama festival and
we decided to recreate the epic mix. It was a bit of a taxing process, but on occasion
I would drink a bottle cough syrup and smoke a joint before passing out, then the
next morning (or afternoon) I'd record the music from the previous nights dream.
This dream usually consisted of me passing into a future time dimension where
robotic life forms inhabit the planet as the ruling species and humans are seen as
a bit of a pesky sub-species, completely looked down upon for their lack of sense
and destroying their own environment. Over the past two years Brinkman did the
same process which we combined and finally we've managed to reproduce exactly
the original mix from memory, which is what you have here.
I hope you enjoy it."
In a Edition of 65. Get yours while they last.
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