BLUE PLANET CORPORATION - OVERBLOODY FLOOD -UFK RECORDS
  £   51
  $   68

 


£ 51 Sold For
Apr 28, 2006 Sold Date
Apr 18, 2006 Start Date
£   4 Start price
11   Number Of Bids
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Description

Quality Trance! 

12" French Import on Blue Vinyl on Underground French-Kommunication Records.

Blue Planet Corporation - Overbloody Flood
Label:  Underground French-Kommunication Catalog#: UFK 93004 Format: 12" Country: France Released: 1993 Genre: Electronic Style: Trance, Goa Trance Credits: Producer, Written By - Christophe Lebras , Gabriel Masurel Notes: Repress edition on blue vinyl. Rating:   5.0/5 (42 votes) Rate It

Tracklisting:

A   Overbloody Flood (7:50) B1   Midian (7:15) B2   Genetic (6:49)

 

Excellent condition, few light surface marks not affecting play back. Original sleeve, showing slight home storage wear

I will be selling hundreds of chewns in the coming months, my home DJ days are over.  I have an extensive collection of rare (many promo) old skool, techno, hard house, trance and progressive records. Check out my other items!Be sure to add me to your favorites list!

Respects to Discogs for track details

Note: All records are dispatched in purpoose made record mailers.


On 26-Apr-06 at 15:00:58 BST, seller added the following information:

FAO All bidders... I have been asked

Hello, how bad are the scratches what rating ?/10 ? And the cover, ?/10 would you give it. Thanks for your time

My Reply

The record is A1 condition (9/10) and very close to mint condition, all tracks played.... what chewns! Only a few very light surface marks.  No audible clicks or pops when played. The cover is plain white card with record shop label showing the name or the record.

On 27-Apr-06 at 00:52:17 BST, seller added the following information:

Discogs user comment

BPC's infamously rare debut EP. It's particularly sought-after because of the title track (which is also featured on a number of compilations) - a truly epic old school trancer with a HUGE lead riff. My favourite however is the B side cut "Midian", where the duo truly impress with brilliantly transposing melodies and an overall somewhat Jarre-ish feel. (The fact that they usually had several melody lines running in the same track was one of the things that made them stand out in a sea of mediocre trance acts who usually had trouble coming up with a single memorable one, and it became a bit of a BPC hallmark). B2 "Genetic" is a simpler but still excellent trance cut which closes a very impressive debut release


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