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Rhythm & Sound

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Rhythm & Sound - King In My Empire

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Rhythm & Sound - Queen In My Empire

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Rhythm & Sound - Jah Rule

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Rhythm & Sound - We Been Troddin

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Rhythm & Sound - Mash Down Babylon

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Rhythm & Sound - Music Hit You

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Rhythm & Sound - Best Friend

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Rhythm & Sound - Making History

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Burial Mix (BMLP-2)

1x Vinyl LP Compilation
Electronic, Reggae, Dub

Release date: Apr 19, 2004, Germany

All-time classic, life-changing biz.

Mark Ernestus and Moritz Von Oswald already set the world ablaze once, twice, three, four times with their work as Basic Channel and its legendary offshoots by way of the M series, Main Street, Chain Reaction, Rhythm and Sound and, of course, Burial Mix.

This is, in fact, the second Burial Mix compilation, the first "showcase" concentrating on the label's collaborations with Paul St Hilaire, aka Tikiman, for its opening set of releases. This second installment divides itself into Vocal and Instrumental "Versions" (the instrumentals are collected seperately on a "Versions" release), displaying the last seven releases in their entirety, plus "Mash Down Babylon" (a new take on "March Down Babylon").

Eternally essential.