More essential purchases for electronica and techno lovers.

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	"One of the best British electronic records ever. Absolutely essential for any collection."

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	"Totally individual Acid House classic that still sounds like it is from the future."

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	"Gorgeous. One of my favourite albums ever."

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	"Brilliant ambient electro. Even better than their ace debut Colourform."

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	"Huge expansive ambient tracks. One to put on and lose yourself in."

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	"Needs no introduction - still absolutely stunning!"

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	"One of the Cabs finest moments - tough electro-industrial beats and electronic strangeness."

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	"Has dated in places - but is still loaded with ideas, noises, tunes, and ace beats."

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	"One of the best glitch electronica releases. Essential for anyone into that kind of thing."

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	"Trippy acid house weirdness. Took the 303 to a new level."

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	"House genius Larry Heard's more techno tinged album. Totally awesome."

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	"Achingly pretty Detroit techno with Hip Hop beats as well as the usual four-to-the-floor."

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	"Possibly my favourite techno album ever. Its groovy, futuristic, and exquisitely designed. Good luck finding one!"

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	"Mills is a total genius and this is a good retrospective of his work. Banging but full of subtlety and intelligence. And that's the difference!"

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	"Dub basslines, surface noise, and gorgeous melodies. Took me a while with this but I love it now."

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	"More jazz-techno from Jonah Sharp of Spacetime Continuum and David Moufang. What ambient techno should be like."

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	"Instead of techno being Kraftwerk and George Clinton stuck in an elevator - here its Kraftwerk, King Tubby,  and Fela Kuti."

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	"One of Namlook's best. Trippy ambience and Middle Eastern textures."

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	"Gorgeous Detroit techno from the UK with a few nods to Kraftwerk too."

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	"Incredibly imaginative take on techno mixing it up with exotica and psychedelic pop."

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	"Another obscure but essential ambient techno classic."

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	"Not just noise - lots of cool electronic stuff happening here."

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	"A life changing record when I first heard it in the eighties. Jarre's most cutting edge record ever,"

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	"The definititve fusion of techno and dub and an ambient classic that needs no introduction."

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	"Detroit techno slowed down and with hip hop beats. Unlike anything else and deeply essential."