Damn, man, that is an awesome collection there. I've just started to get into listening to DJ mixes like that over the past few months, entirely thanks to you posting stuff like this. I'll add these to the ever-growing list of things to check out.

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^Thanks man. Those I bought from all over the world after most of them were out of print using now dead websites like gemm.com and CDNow.com. I also have the first 28 Global Underground mixes and a bunch of other series too. Like many of my completionisms I took it way too far LOL.

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^That's funny, I remember those sites well and bought lots of stuff off them. UBL.com and musicstack.com were other ones I used also back then. I have a bunch of mix CDs but I never collected the entirety of any one series. Admittedly I didn't seriously start getting into techno until the late 90s and the whole superstar DJ/big rave era passed me by.

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Gunshop - '/n0 CD



Here is an interesting one. This is the lone proper album by a fairly obscure avant garde project, mainly doing things with experimental noise, glitch music, etc. Although the album is not the most innovative or groundbreaking take on the style, it's very enjoyable if you are into this kind of thing. It came packaged in an anti-static bag, which was sort of the hallmark of cutting edge electronic music around this time (circa 2000). The German label Raster-Noton did a whole series of albums like that and I still have some of those too.

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^That's a pretty decent album by Gunshop. I have a copy that Ron Lessard gave me last year. I need to check out some of that stuff on Raster-Noton. Looks like some interesting stuff they've put out.

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