Hidden Agenda - Dispatches FLAC

Hidden Agenda Drum n Bass 1996 UK

Tracklist

A	Dispatches # 1
AA	Dispatches # 2

Companies, etc.

Copyright (c) – Metalheads Music Ltd
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Metalheadz Music Ltd
Published By – Metalheadz Music Ltd
Pressed By – EMI Records
Distributed By – Vinyl Distribution

Credits

Design – Jon Black
Written-By, Producer – Hidden Agenda

Notes

(C) 1996 Metalheads Music Ltd.
(P) 1996 Metalheadz Music Ltd.
Made in England

Distributed by Vinyl Distribution Ltd.

Tracklisting on back sleeve: A. Dispatches # 1 AA. Dispatches # 2
Tracklisting on label: A. Despatch#1 B. Despatch#2

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Matrix / Runout (Side A runout, stamped): METH 025 A-1-1-1
Matrix / Runout (Side B runout, stamped): METH 025 B-1-1-1

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
MET H 025	Hidden Agenda	Dispatches ‎(12", W/Lbl)	Metalheadz	MET H 025	UK	1996
METH025D	Hidden Agenda	Despatch#1 / Despatch#2 ‎(2xFile, WAV, RE)	Metalheadz	METH025D	UK	Unknown
MET H 025	Hidden Agenda	Despatch #1 & #2 ‎(12", Promo)	Metalheadz	MET H 025	UK	1996

Samutilar

i'm a lucky guy, cos i have this vinyl in original since 1996. amazing tracks on both sides. i don't know if someone have dispatches 2 in mix, called " lost in bass 1" from 1996 on fritz club radio from berlin. If yes, please!!! let me know. I need it^^ cheers

Hellmaster

All time classic DnB tune. Impressive programming, its the beginning of what I would call the "Precision Beat-Editing Era within DnB" when producers started editing, rather then looping the beat, in this case an Amen Break. When I first heared this 12" in a cologne catacomb venue when DJ Bleed (actual part-owner of germany's DE:BUG magazine) dropped it, it made me smile and dance. I wish DnB would come back to this complexity, sexiness and flow. Way Ahead of its time. Goes well with anything from the Certificate 18 Catalogue.

Faebei

its coming back mrs bird

Grinin

One of those great 12" gems. Both sides are equal in quality. "Despatch #1" The deep drones that float in and out are an excellent backdrop to the busy, yet funky breaks. The entire track has a certain "air" about it. Sparse in melody, but in the best way. "Despatch #2" Constantly moving with many sides to it. Warm subs and strong beats are accompanied by ghostly pads and fragments of distant pianos. A truly progressive track with a rather unconventional structure. Repeated listening is a must.