Various - HeadTravel FLAC

Performer: Various
Album: HeadTravel
Country: US
Released: 1995
Style: Dub, Ambient
Label: Man Made Media
Genre: Electronic
Catalog #: MAN 50000-2
Size FLAC: 1058 mb.
Size MP3: 2864 mb.
Rating: 4.8/5
Votes: 341
Record Source: CD, Compilation, Enhanced

Various Man Made Media Dub Ambient 1995

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Tracklist

1	–Deluxe	Eluxtria	7:25
2	–Velocette	Baal	6:54
3	–A New Consciousness	Environment	6:50
4	–Darin Marshall	Tesseract	5:21
5	–La Paix	Phuture Generation Producer – Dubtribe Sound System, La Paix	5:27
6	–Borealis	Transient Two Engineer – Graham Seaman, Jon WilliamsProducer – Winston Wier	7:16
7	–Nail	Shell Engineer – Damian StanleyProducer – Nail	4:52
8	–No Artist	CD-ROM Track	17:29

Credits

Cover [Cover Art] – Nick Philip
Layout, Design – Andrew Frith

Notes

Subtitle: Exploring electronic music and imaging

Printed on the disc: "Warning: Do not play track one on Audio CD player"
This compilation (P)+(C) 1995 Man Made Media

Mixed-mode CD, track 1 is a CD-ROM track that plays as noise on older Audio CD-players.
The CD-ROM part contains 2 Digital Galleries and some video footage.
1.0 Produced by Jon Williams / Graham Seaman @ Man Made Media
1.1 Produced by Andrew Frith / Nick Philip @ SFX Lab
1.2 "Project Love - Organic Video Footage" produced by Ian Elliott / Danny Schreiber @ Project Love

Barcodes

Barcode: 7 03495 00002 8
Matrix / Runout: BRO2358MAN50000 RAINBO

Companies

Phonographic Copyright (p) – Man Made Media
Copyright (c) – Man Made Media
Distributed By – Moonshine Music

Video

The audio quality of this compilation seems to be very low, for some reason. For example, I was really excited to get the La Paix track, but unfortunately it sounds absolutely terrible.

Awesome little ambient techno comp from 95, from a label that seems to have only put out this one release. According to Discogs their mission was to release compilations blending CD-ROM visuals with music on the same disc, and as such the first track here is unplayable on a regular CD player (they warn it will damage your speakers). I haven't tried watching it on my computer, but apart from that element the music itself is prime mid-90s ambient techno. I got this on Amazon for $4 with shipping, so if you're a fan of this era and style of electronica, hunt it down for cheap. Just don't let track 1 fry your system.