Basic Reshape, by Basic Channel (12" on Basic Channel)

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	Format:	12"
	Label:	Basic Channel
	Price:	£4.99
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What you say No-one has reviewed Basic Reshape by Basic Channel yet. Give us your opinion on Basic Reshape by Basic Channel. What the label says: Basic Reshape’ features Basic Channel’s very free takes of two of Carl Craig’s projects that were originally released seperately from each other on his own Planet E label. The Basic Reshape of ‘The Climax’ (originally released in 1991 on Retroactive) first appeared on the 2001 reissue of this milestone in Carl’s work, one of the most hypnotic and driving club tracks that Mark Ernestus and Moritz von Oswald have produced in their "post Basic Channel" period. ‘Remake’ Basic Reshape from 1994 relates to ‘Remake Uno/Duo’, Carl’s sample-based re-interpretation of Manuel Göttschings epochal ‘E2-E4’. Basic Channel take a radical, abstract, sample-free approach with a breathtaking slow motion groove under a multilayered sound sphere. This track also appeared on the Basic Channel CD.

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About the humble 12":

The 12" is the big brother of records as it's an fatter version of the 7", with a vast scope for an array of remixes and B sides. They are slightly less portable their smaller inched brethren but they're by no means inferior. Often the grooves are spaced wider apart and thus sound much much better. You can fit ample tracks on and if worse comes to worse they make fine plates (should your crockery go awol). Yes, there's a hole but holes are easy to sort out. Once again they're available on many different colours and guises. The best thing about a 12" is the potential vastness of the artwork. Also playable on many speeds!!

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