A Reminiscent Drive – Mercy Street
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F Communications – FC 071 DLP |
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Electronic |
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Ambient |
Tracklist
| Discovery | |||
| A1 | Life Is Beautiful | ||
| A2 | Leg Show | ||
| A3 | N.Y.C. Dharma | ||
| A4 | Serenade (To The Sound Of Peace!) | ||
| A5 | The King And The Elephant | ||
| A6 | Velasquez | ||
| Emotions | |||
| B1 | True Love... | ||
| B2 | Like Twins | ||
| B3 | Back To Morocco | ||
| B4 | Mercy Street | ||
| B5 | Dreamstate N°7 (Side Effects Included) | ||
| Senses | |||
| C1 | Codes Of Silence | ||
| C2 | There's Always Somebody To Say You're Wrong ! | ||
| C3 | Show Me (That You Love Me) | ||
| C4 | Footprints | ||
| C5 | Magical Words | ||
| Mercy | |||
| D1 | Two Sides To Every Story | ||
| D2 | New Jerusalem | ||
| D3 | Dawn Man Introducing I Want To This Moment Always | ||
| D4 | Relief |
Credits
- Acoustic Guitar, Guitar [Electric], Bass – J.F. Kellner* (tracks: A3 to A6, B3, B4, C2, C5, D2 to D4)
- Music By, Producer, Instrumentation By [All Instruments, Sounds] – Jay Alanski
Notes
The artwork for this promo differs entirely from the regular release, F 071 DLP, and consists of type-writing on white background.
In addition to the catalog number, D FI-97-6, is engraved on all runouts - probably the date of mastering/pressing.
No computer on this record!
In addition to the catalog number, D FI-97-6, is engraved on all runouts - probably the date of mastering/pressing.
No computer on this record!
Other Versions (5 of 7)
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Mercy Street (CD, Album) | F Communications | F071CD, 137.0071.20 | 1997 | |||
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Mercy Street (2×LP, Album) | F Communications | F071DLP | 1997 | |||
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Mercy Street (CD, Promo, Album, Cardsleeve) | F Communications | FC 071 CD | 1997 | |||
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Mercy Street (CD, Album) | Toy's Factory | TFCK-87801 | Japan | 2000 | ||
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New Submission
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Mercy Street (CD, Album, Promo) | Toy's Factory | TFCK-87801 | Japan | 2000 |
Recommendations
Reviews
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Vinyl track listing differs from CD. owning both I prefer the vinyl, tracks sit together better over the four sides.
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LOVE this album, I walked into a record shop in 1998 and found two copies of this in the same bin, I bought them both without even knowing what they were, as a dj/turntablist its always important to have doubles - I had some other F communication albums and really liked them, so I figured I would like this enough to buy two. WOW it was NOT what I was expecting at all and instantly fell in love with the album, years later I gifted a copy to my friend. to me its the perfect blend of ambient from end 2 end I had ever heard, its still gets very heavy rotation on the turntables... -
An amazing record, completely underrated. Almost 20 years ed, but still sounds fresh today.
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very underrated collection of tunes, its very organic, a warm journey from needle down to needle up
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