Cut & Run - Pacific breaks/pacific dnb Album

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Pacific Breaks, Pacific DnB 2005. Album by Cut & Run. Pacific Breaks. Pacific State by 808 State 1989. Excellent breaks remix of the seminal 808 State track, Pacific is a 1978 album featuring instrumental compositions by Japanese musicians Haruomi Hosono, Shigeru Suzuki and Tatsuro Yamashita. It is the first in the CBSSony Sound Image Series. Jen Monroe of Listen to This called the album a classic, stating its unabashed tropical nostalgia acts as a jumping off point for flitting between genres lounge, funk, disco, rhumba, smooth jazz, Latin fusion, synth pop, all delivered in full-color with jaunty, winking songwriting. Artist: Cut And Run, Song: Pacific Breaks, Duration: 5:51, File type: mp3. free to Cut and Run Pacific Breaks-CAR009 Vinyl. Cut'n'Run was founded in spring 2004. The name of the band was borrowed from a cult movie of the same name by Rudgero Deodado. In winter 2004 Cut'n'run recorded their first demo consisted of 4 songs and cover version of GorillaBiscuit's - High hopes. The record was well spoken of, and was instantly sold out. Then the band started to play June till October 2005 Cut'n'run were recording 5 songs for split with a band VYSHKA from split is released at old school kids records. Сергей Захаров. Pacific State Cut & Run Crew Breaks Mix. Buy Pacific Breaks at Juno Records. In stock now for same day shipping. Side 1. Side 2. Pacific DnB. Pacific by Coco Bryce, released 30 June 2014 1. Elektro Dynamikx 2. Keep On Loving Me 3. Pacific 4. Jonathan 5. Love Triangle 6. Practice 7. Up A Couple 8. Yes The Rhythm The Rhythm 9. Twice 10. The Love Below. Includes high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more. Paying supporters also get unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app. Purchasable with gift card. Buy Digital Album. name your price. 808 State. TITLE: Pacific Breaks, Pacific DnB. LABEL: Cut & Run. CATNO: CAR 009. A very popular hit on the club floors came forth from this effort, entitled Pacific. Their next album, Ninety, was well-received by the ever-growing rave culture at that time. There were other singles released, some of which ended up on the 1991 album Ex:El, which featured vocals from Bernard Sumner New Order and ex-Sugarcubes vocalist Björk