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Artist: Various Artists Title: 30 Years of R&S Records Label: R&S Records Release: 21-Oct-2013 Format: Digital R&S celebrate 30 years in the business with this compilation featuring 30 tracks released across R&S and sister label Apollo. From early rave classics by Capricorn, Jam & Spoon, Outlander, Second Phase and Mundo Muzique to modern UK based electronic artists Pariah, Blawan, James Blake, Space Dimension Controller, Alex Smoke and Lone. Egyptian Hip Hop and Vondelpark representing the labels recent band signings. Classic techno from Joey Beltram, 69 (aka Carl Craig), Model 500 and u-Ziq (aka Mike Paradinas). Ambient classics from Aphex Twin, Bisophere, Sun Electric and Robert Leiner and the recently re-launched Apollo label represented by Nadine Shah, Tree, Cloud Boat and Synkro. Tracklist: 1. 69 - Desire 2. Airhead - Pyramid Lake 3. Alex Smoke - Dust 4. Aphex Twin - Xtal 5. Biosphere - Cloud Walker II 6. Blawan - Shader 7. Capricorn - 20 Hz 8. Cloud Boat - Bastion 9. DJ Krush & Toshinori Kondo - Toh Sui 10. Egyptian Hip Hop - SYH 11. Jacob's Optical Stairway - Solar Feelings 12. Jam & Spoon - Stella 13. Jaydee - Plastic Dreams 14. Joey Beltram - Energy Flash 15. Ken Ishii - Extra 16. Lone - Airglow Fires 17. Model 500 - I Wanna Be There 18. Mundo Musique - Andromeda 19. Nadine Shah - Floating 20. Outlander - Vamp 21. Pariah - Prism 22. Robert Leiner- Dream Or Reality 23. Second Phase - Mentasm 24. Space Dimension Controller -The Love Quadrant 25. Sun Electric - O'Loco (Karma Sutra mix) 26. Synkro - Broken Promise 27. Nancy’s Pantry - Tessela 28. Tree - Demons 29. u-Ziq - phi*1700 (u/v) 30. Vondelpark - California Analog Dream [email protected] | +49 (0) 30 817 97473 | www.tailored-communication.com .

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