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The Future Sound Of London - Papua New Guinea 2001 flac mp3 download
Title:
Papua New Guinea 2001
Style:
Breakbeat, Breaks, Ambient
Released:
Country:
MP3 album size:
1801 mb
FLAC album size:
1892 mb
Other formats:
VOC VOX AIFF MIDI AAC TTA ASF
Genre:
Rating:
4.6 ✪

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A Papua New Guinea (Hybrid Mix)
Remix, Producer [Additional Production] – Hybrid
8:31
AA1 Papua New Guinea (Oil Funk Dub Mix)
Remix, Producer [Additional Production] – Oil
5:08
AA2 Papua New Guinea (12" Original) 4:57

Companies, etc.

  • Phonographic Copyright (p) – Passion Music Ltd.
  • Distributed By – The Entertainment Network
  • Distributed By – 3MV
  • Published By – Skratch Music Publishing
  • Pressed By – Damont
  • Produced At – Earthbeat Studios
  • Mastered At – Masterpiece

Credits

  • Artwork [Original Image] – Buggy G Riphead*
  • Mastered By – Neil*
  • Producer – The Future Sound Of London
  • Written-By – Brian Dougans, Garry Cobain

Notes

Vocal samples are taken from Dead Can Dance - The Host of Seraphim & Circuit - Shelter Me.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Barcode (Text): 5 013993 704461
  • Barcode (Scanned): 5013993704461
  • Matrix / Runout (A Side): 12 TOT 44 A1 DAMONT 08 47517 20 1A1
  • Matrix / Runout (AA Side): 12 TOT 44 AA1 DAMONT NEIL MASTERPIECE 08 47517 20 1B

Other versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
12 TOT 17 The Future Sound Of London Papua New Guinea ‎(12") Jumpin' & Pumpin' 12 TOT 17 UK 1991
12TOT 17R, 12 TOT 17R The Future Sound Of London Papua New Guinea ‎(12") Jumpin' & Pumpin', Jumpin' & Pumpin' 12TOT 17R, 12 TOT 17R UK 1992
ZYX 6786-8 The Future Sound Of London Papua New Guinea ‎(CD, Maxi) ZYX Music ZYX 6786-8 Germany 1992
S12DJ107 Future Sound Of London* Papua New Guinea ‎(12") Simply Vinyl (S12) S12DJ107 UK 2003
SUPER DJ 2042 The Future Sound Of London Papua New Guinea ‎(12", Promo) Superstar Recordings SUPER DJ 2042 Germany 2002

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Reviews:
  • Dancing Lion
"Papua New Guinea" is one of those very rare tracks that almost everyone of a certain age and temperament regards as sacred. When a tune is so beloved by so many people, who would dare to risk remixing it? Because you had better do a bloody good job.Answer: Hybrid. They were at the very peak of their breakbeat powers at the time this remix was commissioned, and they did not skimp on the sauce, they poured all their power into this and the result is easily one of Hybrid's best tunes of all time (if not *the* best), and arguably one of the best remixes of all time of anyone by anyone. Yes, it really is that good. They managed to remix one of the most sacred tunes in dancefloor history, with a perfect balance between faithful homage and radical overhaul, in which it was clear to see Hybrid's own great love and respect for the original shining through every tiny nuance of their sparkling production. Instead of merely updating Papua New Guinea for the 21st century, Hybrid made it truly timeless.Ten years on, I still play it out regularly, and it still fills dancefloors, even where none of the punters was yet born when the original came out... And its status as something extra special, even amongst Hybrid's stellar catalogue, is done no harm by the fact that it has never been released in a digital format. Only a short edit appears on the CD version of this release, and while almost everything else from Hybrid's backcat has had an MP3 re-release over the past few years, this one is always conspicuous by its absence. For now at least, this is vinyl only, and I'm keeping mine.