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More Jeff Mills niceness: this compilation from 1997 documents Mills' mid-nineties output on his own Purpose Maker label. Expect a collection of pumping, loopy, 909-driven dancefloor wreckers with lots of rattling, banging and clanging snare and conga sounds and catchy, minimalist high-end hook-lines on top. Including his signature tunes Alarms and The Bells, this is Mills at his most rave-anthemic. Great, great stuff.
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Jeff Mills is never enough. (Support This Artist!)
Fantastic Post!! Very Hard To Find This Groundbreaking Material--THANK YOU!!
You're very welcome, gentlemen. Thanks for dropping by!
Big thanks for this - this stuff is SOOOOOOO hard to find (excllent sounds also!). x
maaaan you are the best-this stuff is impossible to find! YOU ARE THE BEST, THANKS
Jeff Mills is awesome because no one else had that great idea since he was working with this I knew would be a successful.
One of the most interesting documents is this.Jeff mills was so important to many people in the world because his music was so great.
is not only awesome my brother, is also a real revolutionaty, part of the end of the best music in the world, before all that many crap called "actual music".
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