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Repress comes with the same sleeve, but different center labels (with the Rotterdam Classics logo on 1 side). Track B3 is listed without mix name and is a bit shorter than the original track. Distribution by Midtown Distribution. Código de Barras e Outros Identificadores. Rights Society: BIEM/STEMRA. Now 25% discount on all my records. The 25% is already taken of!) Item Ships From: Netherlands. Seller's Shipping Information: Personal collection, no dealer. LP: Netherlands: € 8,00 till 10 Kg, € 14,50 till 30Kg. Europe: EUR 1 €1. 0,- weight: 0-2 kg Without track an tracé € 15,90 with Track and tracé (registered mail) weight: 0-2 kg 2-5 kg € 2. 0. For shipping to EUR 2 and 3 are other payments, on request) weight: 0-2 kg. Outside Europe: €2. 0 weight: 0-2 kg registered mail.

Rotterdam Records was a Dutch record label founded in 1992. It released hardcore and gabber music. The label was set up by Paul Elstak who later quit Mid-Town Records to start his own label Offensive Records at Rige Entertainment. DJ Neophyte and DJ Panic took control of the label and three other labels (Forze Records, Neophyte Records and Terror Traxx). The label stopped in 2012 when Mid-Town Records became bankrupt.

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Hmmmm, Rotterdam seemed like a rather groovy place in 1980, and here's a robust selection of local punkers and loonies from Hollands' second city. As was the fashion in 79/80,every town and shithole in the UK released a self-financed local band compilation, and Rotterdam was no exception. It inexplicably starts with the worst track on the record, by The Bodysnatchers, not that terrible Two Tone band from the UK, but another even worse Dutch Bodysnatchers. except some flaccid boogie by the Loomis Gang. Anarcho punk legends (In Holland), The Rondos, and DIY Punk hangers-on, 'Tändstickorshocks' and the excellent 'Revo', who would have fitted quite nicely on some of those DIY Punk releases in the UK, Like the "Mell Square Music" ep.