The Correct Use Of Techno - Vol. 1 Disc III

B.P.M. Paris presents (front sleeve) B.P.M. Paris is proud to present (rear sleeve) The Correct Use Of Techno - Vol 1 A Decade Of Detroit Music Disc III Of III Very Limited Editions. Track A1 : Aids foundation the world-Release before June 1997 Produced by B.P.M. Records-Made in Detroit Track A2 : Licensed by Palette Recordings 1995 Track B1 : (From [url=https://www.discogs.com/Gigi-Galaxy-Latin-Escapade-EP/master/18960]Latin Escapade E.P.[/url]) (Sample from Gilberto) Licensed by Teknotika Records 1995 Track B2 : Licensed courtesy of Ind X Records 1992 Track B3 : Sweetly licensed by Siren Records 1988 *** Extra Extra B.P.M. Bonus ! Reconstructed from my old original vynil (Listen in peace!) At B.P.M. Studio Somewhere in Paris by Eric ”Russia” D. Manufactured and Distributed by: B.P.M. Records Paris I should thanx so many people for their support. If I forget any one I should thanx no one, exept [url=https://www.discogs.com/artist/22115-Mike-Banks]Mad Mike[/url] for his help (and his letters), [a=Chez Damier] cause he knows what love is. A special thanx to my daddy who give me peace, strenght and tranquility, and the brand new B.P.M Dream Team Sylvain, Jerome, Eric. Stop to waste your time with drugs ! I know what I'm talking about ! S.R. Extra Big Thanks to Agnes B. The record is reading a more or less translucency appearance. The ‘EP’ tag is derived from the catalog number. On the run-outs, ‘DFI—98 _ 2’ followed by catalogue numbers and sides positions with spacers, are stamped, the rest is etched. The first catalog number etched on the side A, as well as ‘XX’, are scratched-out. The etched ‘(F)B’ is a ‘F’ and a ‘B’ mixed-up. The release was originally issued in a semi-glossy sleeve, including a plain white inner-sleeve with curved corners.