With the timely reissue of Megalon's highly acclaimed album 'Pandora's Box,' we are now thrilled to present the first of two archival compilations by the London-based electronic production duo.
This compilation meticulously curates handpicked tracks from Megalon's 1993 collection, featuring music from their EPs released on the legendary Plink Plonk label during that year. By delving into these archival tracks, the compilation effortlessly showcases Megalon's signature blend of modern, forward-thinking, and impeccably sleek techno hybrids. Prepare yourself for a diverse range of musical moods that provide a comprehensive 360° sonic experience of Megalon's esteemed catalog, ranging from deep techno meditations to high-octane dancefloor anthems.
Every track included in this compilation has been meticulously sourced from Megalon's original DAT tape archive and expertly remastered by the highly skilled Curvepusher. Furthermore, the artwork and design have been thoughtfully crafted under the watchful eye of Rogan Jeans, the original Plink Plonk Records and Megalon designer, ensuring a visually captivating experience that complements the music perfectly.
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Part 1[29,37 €]
Introducing Part 2 of Megalon's highly anticipated archival collection, showcasing their studio output between 1995 and 1997. This compilation brings together the best tracks from the EPs released by Megalon on esteemed labels like R&S and London's Plink Plonk Records.
Continuing their sonic voyage with finesse, this selection embodies the duo's forward-thinking approach. The music presented here is a testament to their ability to explore diverse styles and capture various moods, maintaining a striking modernity that remains relevant regardless of time. These tracks possess a timeless quality, sounding as fresh today as they did when they were first conceived. For any dedicated techno enthusiast, these records are a must-have addition to their record collection. With its true school UK techno essence and minimal electronic stylings, this compilation stands tall above much of the music produced on this island during that era.
Drawing from Megalon's extensive DAT tape archive, all the music featured in this compilation has been meticulously restored by the renowned Curvepusher. The artwork and design have been crafted under the keen eye of Rogan Jeans, the original designer for Plink Plonk Records and Megalon, ensuring a visually captivating experience to complement the exceptional sound.
R.I.P MF DOOM…
MANUFACTURED EARLY 2020 AND HELD BACK FOR RESPECTFUL REASONS IS THE REMASTERED 7” VINYL OF THE GREEDY FINGERS TRACK.
I SELL RHYMES LIKE DIMES, TAKEN FROM THEIR SEMINAL 1999 HIP-HOP ALBUM SHADY SIRENS.
THE ALBUM FEATURED TWO TRACKS WITH MF DOOM & MEGALON, IT ALSO HAD TWO TRACKS
EACH WITH CAGE & NECRO AND FEATURED SCRATCH PERVERT TONY VEGAS. GREEDY FINGERS WERE THE FIRST TO COLLABORATE A FEATURING WITH MF DOOM. THIS EARLY RELATIONSHIP WITH MF GRIMM & MF DOOM ALSO LEAD TO
GREEDY FINGERS PRODUCING MONSTA ISLAND CZARS DEBUT 12” SINGLE RUN THE SPHERE.
THIS TRACK WAS REMASTERED DUE TO BASSLINE MASTERING DISPUTE AND NOW SOUNDS EXACTLY HOW IT SHOULD HAVE ALL THOSE YEARS AGO…
ON THE B-SIDE IS AN ALTERNATE INSTRUMENTAL TO THE LP VERSION.
THE 7” SINGLE IS LIMITED IN SHRINK WRAP WITH IN A STICKERED SLEEVE AND ACCOMPANIED BY A UNIQUE MUSIC VIDEO SHOT BY HMM COOL MOVIEZ.
A sublime techno reissue from the vaults of one of London's leading electronic labels of the last 25 years, remastered and re-presented for 2022!
Originally released in 1994 on Mr.C's cult UK house and techno label Plink-Plonk and composed and performed by Laggy Panteli and Zeno Messis (aka Megalon) in their London studio, 'Pandora's Box' is a truly unique record. Sleek, futuristic, fathoms deep and wholly original, the music contained on these 2 discs sounds as modern and as vital as it did on it's arrival all of those years ago.
Exploring a deeper vein of electronic music, Megalon craft their own sonic landscapes that are undoubtedly inspired by all forms of cerebral electronic music. Ambient, Detroit techno, electro, European electronics and of course the duo's experiences in London's early acid house and rave scene all filter through their lens to bring something brand new to the table. The arrangement, sound design and mix on the album is outstanding, lending a totally visionary and modern feel to the tracks that continues to echo today.
'Pandora's Box' is a record that has existed within the shadows for many years, with a hardcore cult following. The kind of record that one might hear deep into the early hours, at the hands of a seasoned selector or an 'insider' who has the knowledge. It is redolent of a time when innovation, ideas and imagination trumped the run of the mill and the homogenous, which goes a long way in explaining what makes this record so exciting some 25+ years later.
A totally essential mid 90's UK techno and electronic classic, as much a treat for the mind as for the body.
Reissued in full conjunction with the artists and remastered by Curvepusher from DAT and original source materials. Redesigned by Atelier Superplus and distributed worldwide by Above Board distribution, 2022.
- A1: The Time We Faced Doom (Skit)
- A2: Doomsday
- A3: Rhymes Like Dimes (Feat Dj Cucumber Slice)
- A4: The Finest (Feat Tommy Gunn)
- A5: Back In The Days (Skit)
- B1: Go With The Flow
- B2: Tick, Tick (Feat Mf Grimm)
- B3: Red & Gold (Feat King Ghidra)
- B4: The Hands Of Doom (Skit)
- B5: Who You Think I Am? (Feat X-Ray, Rodan, Megalon, Kd, King Ghidra & Kong)
- C1: Doom, Are You Awake? (Skit)
- C2: Hey!
- C3: Operation Greenbacks (Feat Megalon)
- C4: The Mic
- C5: The Mystery Of Doom (Skit)
- D1: Dead Bent
- D2: Gas Drawls
- D3: ? (Feat Kurious)
- D4: Hero Vs Villain (Epilogue - Feat E Mason)
Underneath his mysterious metal mask, MF DOOM hides the cachet underground legends are made of. After his first group KMD’s sophomore album Black Bastards was shelved by Elektra in 1994, and his blood brother Subroc — one half of the sibling rap duo — passed away, surviving frontman Zev Love X slowly mutated into the supervillain MC known as MF DOOM, and the rap world is better for it.
The 1999 release of Operation: Doomsday marked MF DOOM’s official debut, reintroducing a mysterious figure who would soon become one of underground rap’s greatest voices. Within its 19 tracks, Operation: Doomsday reveals the confluence of DOOM’s tragic past, personal interests and daring creativity. His clever rhymes and remarkable schemes stood out against the landscape, and every sound he touched — from cartoon theme songs, to ‘80s soul, to rap classics and more — got reinterpreted into something brand new and surreal.
Decades later, MF DOOM is still celebrated for all facets of his work and influence. In the face of tragedy, DOOM re-infiltrated the rap game on his own terms, and crafted an instant cult classic. Operation: Doomsday stands as a testament to the power of betting on yourself against all odds.
- A1: The Time We Faced Doom (Skit)
- A2: Doomsday
- A3: Rhymes Like Dimes (Feat. Dj Cucumber Slice)
- A4: The Finest (Feat. Tommy Gunn)
- A5: Back In The Days (Skit)
- B1: Go With The Flow
- B2: Tick, Tick... (Feat. Mf Grimm)
- B3: Red & Gold (Feat. King Geedorah)
- B4: The Hands Of Doom (Produced By Dj Subroc)
- C1: Who You Think I Am? (Feat. M.i.c.)
- C2: Doom, Are You Awake? (Skit)
- C3: Hey!
- C4: Greenbacks (Feat. Megalon & King Geedorah)
- C5: The M.i.c. C6. The Mystery Of Doom (Skit)
- D1: Dead Bent
- D2: Gas Drawls
- D3: ? (Feat. Kurious Jorge)
- D4: Hero Vs. Villain (Epilogue)
Repress!
Silver Sleeve 2012 Version
This special edition 2LP package comes housed in an a silver jacket featuring DOOM’s infamous metal mask icon embossed on it.
Each record is pressed on black vinyl. An absolute must have for the DOOM completist. The long awaited reissue of DOOM's first solo gem, Operation: Doomsday. Remastered from the original Fondle 'Em 1999 issue. Side A is listed as "Side Zero". Side B is "Side One". And so forth. Underneath his mysterious metal mask, MF DOOM hides the cachet underground legends are made of. After KMD (his first group)’s 1994 sophomore album Bl_ck B_st_rds was shelved by Elektra in 1994 and his blood brother Subroc (one half of the sibling rap duo) passed away, surviving frontman Zev Love X mutated into the MC Avenger known as MF DOOM and the Rap world is better for it. This 19-cut deep album is ridiculously dope, in a bizarro Ol’ Dirty Bastard kind of way. Doom sounds either high or drunk on most of the tracks, his self-produced beats are gritty, and his rhyme styles are almost indecipherable. On arguably the best track, “Rhymes Like Dimes,” Doom weaves some pointed lyrics through his abstract wordplay, spitting ‘only in America could you find a way to earn a healthy buck / And still keep your attitude on self-destruct.’ Who You Think I Am? features DOOM‘s crew M.onster I.sland C.zars, while on “?” he trades hot verses with former Columbia artist Kurious Jorge. Doom’s avant-garde ghetto-rhyme philosophies take even more intentionally weird twists on “Tick, Tick...” where he and guest MC MF Grimm’s flows warble over a rhythm track whose tempo speeds up and slows down continually. The comic-book themed skits, will help take you deep into the mind of an MC who is as otherworldly as they come. And in today’s bland commercial Rap universe, Operation Doomsday’s left-of-center beats and rhymes are the perfect remedy.
- A1: Megalobox
- A2: Megalobox (Sorrow)
- A3: Megalobox (Acoustic)
- A4: Megalobox (Emotional)
- A5: Beginning Of The Fight
- A6: Battlefield
- A7: The Theme Of Gansaku Nanbu
- A8: The Theme Of Gansaku Nanbu (Sorrow)
- A9: The Theme Of Gansaku Nanbu (Slow)
- A10: The Theme Of Gansaku Nanbu (Playful)
- B1: A Day In The Life
- B2: The Theme Of Sachio
- B3: The Theme Of Sachio (Sorrow)
- B4: The Slum City (Feat Coma-Chi)
- B5: The Slum
- B6: The Slum (Night)
- B7: The Theme Of Bangaichi
- B8: The Theme Of Bangaichi (Celebration)
- B9: Get Up
- C1: The Theme Of Yukiko Shirato
- C2: The Theme Of Yukiko Shirato (Slow)
- C3: The Theme Of Yukiko Shirato (Fanfare)
- C4: The Theme Of Fujimaki
- C5: The Theme Of Aragaki
- C8: The Theme Of Mikio Shirato
- C9: The Theme Of Mikio Shirato (Slow)
- C10: Lost In Grief (Deep)
- D1: The Theme Of Yuri
- D2: Resolution
- D3: Gearless Joe (Feat Coma-Chi)
- D4: Megalonia News Network
- D5: Enter The Arena
- D6: The Theme Of Glen Burroughs
- D7: The Theme Of Pepe Iglesias
- D8: We Are Bangaichi (Feat Sachio)
- D9: The Beast (Feat Coma-Chi)
- D10: Celebration
- D11: The Ending
- C6: The Theme Of Aragaki (Piano Version)
- C7: Heartwarming
This is the very first original soundtrack of our new Japanese Anime Collection!
MEGALOBOX is the tribute animation to the legendary Ashita no Joe, produced by TMS Entertainment and broadcasted worldwide since 2018 with a dazzling success.
MEGALOBOX Original Soundtrack is produced by mabanua (Manabu Yamaguchi) and features several renowned artists such as DJ TAKU, KOMA-CHI or Michael Kaneko. It was acclaimed by the critics for its unforgettable rhythm and melodies, inspired by a broad variety of genres such as hip hop, black music and rap.
This soundtrack is now entirely remastered for the sumptuous vinyl format!
The Megalobox Vinyl Edition features:
- The illustrated gatefold with Joe and Yuri
- 2xLP black color, housed in two illustrated sleeves
- A 12-page booklet with comments from the composer and the team (Yo Moriyama, Keiichirô Miyoshi) and the English translated lyrics from the songs
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