Blame - Logical Progression Level 2 FLAC

Blame Drum n Bass 1997 UK

Tracklist

–Blame	Visions Of Mars	8:26
–Odyssey	Expressions	6:13
–Artemis	Seafarer	6:36
–Blame	Solitude	6:00
–Intense	Westside Blues	5:16
–Tayla	Dimensions	7:09
–Nookie	The Breeze	6:26
–Blu Mar Ten	Global Access	7:19
–Blame	Cuban Lynx	7:25
–Chameleon	Close Your Eyes	9:09
–PFM	Love & Happiness	7:33
–Intense	Positive Notions	7:51
–Seba & Lotek	Universal Music	10:21
–Ils & Solo	In The Area	5:33
–LTJ Bukem	Atlantis (I Need You)	7:18
–Blame	360° Clic	6:33
–Source Direct	Complexities	8:26
–Intense	Dark Skies	7:52

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
GLRCD002X	Blame	Logical Progression Level 2 ‎(CD, Comp, Mixed + CD, Comp)	Good Looking Records	GLRCD002X	UK	1997
GLRLP002	Blame	Logical 2 ‎(3x12", TP, W/Lbl, Sti)	Good Looking Records	GLRLP002	UK	1997
SRCS 304~5	Blame	Logical Progression Level 2 ‎(2xCD, Comp, P/Mixed)	Good Looking Records	SRCS 304~5	Japan	1997
GLRMC002	Blame	Logical Progression Level 2 ‎(2xCass)	Good Looking Records	GLRMC002	UK	1997
GLRLP 002	Various	Logical Progression Level 2 ‎(3x12", Comp)	Good Looking Records	GLRLP 002	UK	1997
GLRLP 002	Blame	Logical Progression Level 2 ‎(3x12", Comp, Promo)	Good Looking Records	GLRLP 002	UK	1997
162-531 108-2	Blame	Logical Progression Level 2 ‎(CD, Comp, Mixed + CD, Comp)	FFRR	162-531 108-2	US	1997
GLRCD 002	Blame	Logical Progression Level 2 ‎(CD, Comp, Mixed + CD, Comp)	Good Looking Records	GLRCD 002	UK	1997
GLRCD002	Blame	Logical Progression Level 2 ‎(CD, Comp, Promo + CD, Comp, Mixed, Promo)	Good Looking Records	GLRCD002	UK	1997
GLRCD002	Blame	Logical Progression Level 2 ‎(CD, Mixed + CD + Comp, Dig)	Good Looking Records	GLRCD002	UK	1997
GLRCD 002	Blame	Logical Progression Level 2 ‎(CD, Mixed + CD + Comp, RP, Dig)	Good Looking Records	GLRCD 002	UK	2000

Fordrelis

A cheap way to get Atlantis - plus everything else is great on it too. 10/10

Hudora

For me, it's all 33 1/3, otherwise it is too fast!

Mogelv

Does this release have a bit of a schizoid speed thing going on? Seems to me that if there's only one track per side it spins at 45 but the two track sides spin at 33 1/3.

Bele

yeah, the sides with only one song on it play at 45 rpm while the sides with two songs on them play at 33 rpm

Balhala

Seba is a major producer on the history of Drum n' Bass that was behind at least three of the most amazing tunes of the genre: "Planetary Funky Alert", "So Long" and "Universal Music", the two last ones made with his friend Staffan Soderman A.K.A. Lotek (you definitely cannot miss the opportunity to acquire them if you have the chance). This hi-quality compilation "Logical Progression Level 2" was the first occasion where "Universal Language" from Seba & Lotek was released (1997). Among several aesthetic synth pads (some of them overlapped, other oscillating), there is a very elegant percussion, notes & strings in dub creating an intense, futuristic and unique atmosphere; you literally find yourself drownin' in the deepness and barely can understand the female whisperings saying "Universal... Music!", "Respect... People!", "Universal... Music!", a sort of anthem of that concept - which makes us think that, for Seba & Lotek, it's not only about 'producing', it goes further, something like the sensation of creating pieces of art for each music they make.

While the selection on CD two are standard-fare GLR back catalogue the CD1 mix by Blame really shines, showcasing forthcoming tracks from his then new 720 imprint, his own Solitude and Blu Mar Ten's Global Access being personal favourites. The mixing is tight too, I've always felt Blame has always been underrated both as a DJ and producer - just check that back-catalogue of his...