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Profile:	Goa trance label based in UK, founded by Ron Rothfield, aka Raja Ram in 1994. TIP Records became an influential label in the history of goa trance. TIP was amongst the first to embrace a darker sound in goa trance and the techtrance sound (Flying Records (UK). The label reappeared under the new name of 10 Kilo. TIP Records relaunched in November 2009 and is currently based in London, UK.
Parent Label:	TIP Records Ltd.
Info:	Original details (valid in 1994-95): 10 Thane Works, London N7 7NU Tel. 071 609 8874 Fax. 071 609 8856 Later details: Unit 16 Acklam Workshops 10 Acklam Road London W10 5QZ Tel. 0181 960 5534 Fax. 181 960 5538 Email: [email protected] Current email: [email protected]
Links:	tiprecords.com , Bandcamp , Soundcloud , Facebook , X , MySpace

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timcdisc Apr 2, 2014
@S_X - "That's like, your opinion, man."

Concur w/ P1 and S-P. Can't add much more. I have more stuff on TIP than any other label combined, quite easily.
Sephiroth_X Nov 14, 2013
Like many Goa related things this began to stink after the change of millenia.
Very early stuff still is a joy to listen such as hallucinogen, green nuns, orichalcum and infinity project. Although i like the label i can say i dont need a single of their releases to be happy in Goa Land. For those that crave the underground sound theres nothing to look in here.
pengyone Apr 11, 2011
Simply the best goa/psy trance label of the 1990s. TIP managed (and still manages) to combine the psychadelic mood of the genre with pulsating, powerful beats and rhythms that some early 'goa' trance releases lacked. Classic tracks such as X-Dream's 'Panic in Paradise' and 'Stimuli' by The Infinity Project (which - incidentally - gives the label its name) still sound fresh and innovative today, and were often dropped by big-name DJs as the killer tracks in more mainstream sets. TIP's colourful sleeves were initially hand painted and the 'indian woman's head' design reflects the bold, upfront, no-nonsense style of music they champion. I have too many favourite tracks from the TIP stable to mention and was always amazed how each release sounded fresh and pushed the sound and genre forward. Trancey, Independent and Pure!