Tipper Six Pak [1997] FLAC [kitty kode]

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|| 01 - Six Pak (Radial Edit) ||
|| 02 - Six Pak (18" Bass Mix) ||
|| 03 - Six Pak (Original) ||
|| 04 - Vanishin' Point (Original) ||
|| 05 - Vanishin' Point (Headrillaz Remix) ||
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|| Fuel Records founder, Dave Tipper is a prodigy of ||
|| electronic sound. Founding Fuel with Richard Warren ||
|| when he was still a teenager, he proceeded to ||
|| assault breakbeat fans with his seasoned sound of ||
|| snarling basslines, abrasive breakbeats and warped, ||
|| alien-abducted atmospheres. His production skills ||
|| are hard to match, and his bass is coveted from here ||
|| to Bolivia. ||
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|| During his stint at Higher Ground [Sony], Tipper ||
|| released one of the most powerful breakbeat albums ||
|| ever: The Critical Path. Tipper's debut full length ||
|| album twists and turns through the bowels of ||
|| breakbeat, experimental, electronic-pop, and beyond. ||
|| Utilizing Sony's substantial pocketbook allowed ||
|| Tipper to expand his any creative inkling including ||
|| full orchestras and noted female vocalists. After ||
|| the disappointingly poor sales of The Critical Path, ||
|| Tipper realized that Sony simply didn't know how to ||
|| (or didn't care to) promote an artist like himself ||
|| and so he migrated back to Fuel full-time and began ||
|| his next project. His Sound Off album was a huge ||
|| success with its mix-up of electro and breaks that ||
|| only Tipper can pull off successfully. The ||
|| compilation included tunes by Cold Fusion Mafia, ||
|| Buckfunk 3000, Andrea Parker, and Tipper himself. ||
|| Never slowing down for more than a minute, Tipper ||
|| released his second solo album directly on the heels ||
|| of Sound Off. Holding Pattern was much more ||
|| dancefloor-friendly than The Critical Path, yet ||
|| still delved into more experimental landscapes than ||
|| most breakbeat albums dare. Tunes like "Tip-Hop" and ||
|| "End of Make Believe" let listeners know that there ||
|| is much more to Dave Tipper than simply breakbeats. ||
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|| - echolocation.fm ||
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|| Tipper_Six Pak_nn_track.kk.flac ||
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|| file audio ||
|| -format : 5 x flac -sample rate : 44.1khz ||
|| -runtime : 31m 52s -channels : 2 ||
|| -size : 160mb flac -compression : flac ||
|| 160mb total -bitrate : ||
|| -coder : [kitty] ||
|| -source : cd/eac/flac album info ||
|| -log : no -artist : tipper ||
|| -covers : no ||
|| Z -album : six pak ||
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|| /\__ z -label : fuel records ||
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|| / ) \___/ -cat no : fuel002cd ||
|| ( '------.___) -date : --/--/1997 ||
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