Endymion_-_Demonsworld-(SIN10-5)-WEB-2001-HB_INT

Feb 2015
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ARTIST..[ Endymion
TITLE...[ Demonsworld
GENRE...[ Hardcore
SOURCE..[ WEB
LABEL...[ Supreme Intelligence
CAT NR..[ SIN10-5
ENCODER.[ LAME 3.98
TRACKS..[ 08
LENGTH..[ 52:54 min
SIZE....[ 121,2 MB
QUALITY.[ 320kbps / 44,1kHz / Joint-Stereo
DATE....[ Feb-01-2015
URL.....[ http://ruffneck.bandcamp.com/

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TRACKLIST
NR. TRACKNAME                                             TIME
01  Demonsworld                                           07:19
02  Perforated Tongue                                     06:44
03  Final Battle                                          07:56
04  Failure (Meagashira Remix)                            05:39
05  We Are The Future                                     06:23
06  Cry Of Distress II                                    07:01
07  The Core                                              06:34
08  Judge Of Darkness (Evil Activities Remix)             05:18

                                               TOTAL[ 52:54 min
                                               SIZE.[ 121,2 mb

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Comments ( 5 )

Thanks first of all to DJ Ruffneck for making these classics available in WEB format. Hope many labels will follow with their complete listings.

Secondly, thanks for making them available to us.... old memories are comming back alife.

thanks
01 Feb 2015 - 15:02

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Ye-ye, old memories definitely can't possibly come back with vinyl and CD rips, only when free WEBs start to show up in warez release feeds.
Afaik nothing prevented Ruffneck to made 'em available years ago but for some reason till now he was reluctant to do so. It's definitely good to get 'em but at the same it's a bit sad - like when old people start to sell out their oscars and medals that lose most of their "spiritual" value to the owner vs. possible cash gain to support accustomed lifestyle :(

Anonymous
01 Feb 2015 - 16:02