Shaft Posted January 8, 2007 Posted January 8, 2007 Secede - Vega Libre [discogs images] Release date:08 Jan 2007 Label: Sending Orbs Catalog Number: SO 007 Album type: CD | 12" Tracks (CD): 01 Vega Libre 11:49 02 Vega Libre: The Citadel 03:35 03 Vega Libre: The Marvel 09:18 04 Vega Libre: Entering Next 05:10 05 Vega Libre: Last Hours 03:56 06 Vega Libre: Sleeping World 11:04 07 Vega Libre: Tetsu Inoue Remix 05:48 Tracks (12"): 01 Vega Libre 11:49 02 Vega Libre: The Citadel 03:35 03 Vega Libre: Last Hours 03:56 04 Vega Libre: Sleeping World 11:04 MySpace Teaser Needless to say I immediately ordered this little beauty from SO the second I turned on the PC. I was extremely impressed with both Tryshasla and Bye Bye Gridlock Traffic, and now this CD / EP looks set to push Sending Orbs into my immediate-buy list of labels - that are constantly releasing quality music. Artwork is stunning. The music preview is stunning (see the myspace teaser). In short, buy it. Quickly! Quote
abasio Posted January 8, 2007 Posted January 8, 2007 Hell yeah. This is definately going on my ever increasing to buy list. Luckily it's mainstream enough to get into Yokohama's HMV & Tower Records. Quote
JackCheese Posted January 8, 2007 Posted January 8, 2007 ordered the cd off SendingOrbs right away when I got home this afternoon Quote
faze Posted January 8, 2007 Posted January 8, 2007 Luckily it's mainstream enough to get into Yokohama's HMV & Tower Records. You must live in heaven. Tower Records here would never carry such stuff. Well, they are actually shutting down now. Serves em right! Quote
JackCheese Posted January 8, 2007 Posted January 8, 2007 Why get it at HMV if you can get it cheap at the label themselves? I ordered the cd for only €10. I guess they made it 10 instead of €12.50 cause it's supposed to be some sort of "mini album" or something. If I'd order this at a record store here in Nederland it would probably cost me like between €17-€19. Non-commercialised small labels for the win Quote
abasio Posted January 12, 2007 Posted January 12, 2007 You must live in heaven. Tower Records here would never carry such stuff. Well, they are actually shutting down now. Serves em right! Not even techno & the like? Tower in Japan often has a psy trance section Quintrix in Shibuya has 3 copies of Jikkenteki = The Long Walk Home on their shelves Why get it at HMV if you can get it cheap at the label themselves? I ordered the cd for only €10. I guess they made it 10 instead of €12.50 cause it's supposed to be some sort of "mini album" or something. If I'd order this at a record store here in Nederland it would probably cost me like between €17-€19. Non-commercialised small labels for the win I just like shopping in the real world! However this might be on eto get from the label if it's that cheap Quote
JackCheese Posted January 12, 2007 Posted January 12, 2007 I just like shopping in the real world! However this might be on eto get from the label if it's that cheap Roger that Quote
Shaft Posted January 12, 2007 Author Posted January 12, 2007 I ordered the cd for only €10. I guess they made it 10 instead of €12.50 cause it's supposed to be some sort of "mini album" or something. Yeah, it's only about 50 minutes in length.. + all the tracks are different versions of the one track Vega Libre. Got it today, and spinning it right now... Quote
JackCheese Posted January 12, 2007 Posted January 12, 2007 + all the tracks are different versions of the one track Vega Libre. Ah I didn't know that, thanks I gave it one listen yesterday, I quite liked it although I have the feeling I need to give it more listens to get into it than the Tryshasla album. A €10 well spent though I think Quote
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