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I can't believe how rare that CD is.. I think I saw it on eBay once. I really wish they'd reissue it sometime.
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I remember first hearing the Munich Machine and being blown away...so ahead of there time of course Giorgio Moroder...This Cd is from the Oasis Records label CBU 62509 made in germany...96' its a 2 lps on 1 cd...& the sound is incredible...
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I can't believe how rare that CD is.. I think I saw it on eBay once. I really wish they'd reissue it sometime.
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Hey i want to have this cd, too. "get on the funk train" is such a great one!
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If it's this one, it's available:
Amazon.com: Munich Machine: Music: GIORGIO MORODER,PETE BELLOTTE,INTRO: MIDNITE LADIES
Last edited by Bernie; April 22nd, 2007 at 08:41 PM.
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The Amazon one is a bootleg.
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Yep, it's a Russian import and apparently a rather expensive one. And knowing your rating of those Russian pressings it probably doesn't sound too good as well.Originally Written by Graham_Start
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Well, why spend the money when you can just download the same MP3 they made it from off any P2P network for free?
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I saved a pic of the CD in question from that auction I saw a few years back..
I believe there was also a kind of companion compilation with a couple of Roberta Kelly's albums (Trouble Maker and Zodiac Lady, I believe) on one CD.. Yet another one I'd like to get sometime..
Last edited by Bernie; April 22nd, 2007 at 08:42 PM.
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Yep, Thats the one...Nice pics of the Cd...I can't believe I missed this back in 96' than ten yrs later I find one on Ebay...Go Figure
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Man. . .I like, so knew this day would come. That's why, way back when, I closed myself in my little room, and filled my small box of ten 90-minute TDK cassettes with nothing but the sounds of vinyl disco hits I managed to purchase when they were first issued. Now I'm just looking for the songs that got digitally remixed, and the one's that got away!
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disc jockey from the mid 70s to late 80s, and got free booze for it.
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