Jeff MillsSteampit EP

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Electronic

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Techno

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Tracklist

Alarms (First Mix) 5:11
Native High 5:30
Automatic 4:46
Ride The Rythm 4:23

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    Cover of Steampit EP, 1997, Vinyl Steampit EP
    12", EP, 33 ⅓ RPM
    Purpose Maker – pm-005 US 1997 US1997
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    Cover of Steampit EP, 1997, Vinyl Steampit EP
    12", Mispress
    Purpose Maker – PM-005 US 1997 US1997
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    Cover of Steampit EP, 1997-00-00, Vinyl Steampit EP
    12", EP, 33 ⅓ RPM, Promo
    Purpose Maker – PM-005 US 1997 US1997
    Cover of Automatic, , File Automatic
    File, WAV
    Purpose Maker – PMD102 US US
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    Reviews

    • CHoCi's avatar
      CHoCi
      Compare it with the Releases, just functional working Loop Techno. If there would not written "Jeff Mills" on it, this will even lay somewhere in the electronic Music Nirvana.
      • Soultronic's avatar
        Soultronic
        Edited 7 years ago
        One of the best mills period. Automatic is legendary, driving clean impeccable techno. Native high to me is what the purpose maker is all about, as in percussion, use of samples and darkness combined with playfulness. Like Octave One stuff on 430 West. Only dope djs played this, so you can safely put this gem to work in 2017. Alarms is magic. But my personal fave has to be ride the Rythm. Of course only the cool cats know what sample was used here. And Mills flipped it fabulously into one of the most underrated mills tracks ever. Like driving a horse through the dessert, chasing samples. A beast. Epic EP alround. For real, pick one of these over that shitty bells track if you ever want to be taken seriously as a dj
        • chrisnova777's avatar
          chrisnova777
          sounds like Automatic is lifting beat samples from Earth People - Dance (Club Mix) (1989) https://www.discogs.sie.com/Earth-People-Dance/release/66303 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a02qOqMSvFs
          • PaulusVinyl's avatar
            PaulusVinyl
            Ok, one of the best mills records... But why this distorted sound in all mills records...??? Aargh...
            • BlastFMch's avatar
              BlastFMch
              Can you imagine a better and darker beat than the one of B1's Automatic? It's straight marching on and on. No vocals, just a perfect beat and every now and then a peace of synth. That's enough and will make your crowd steady moving.

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