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808 State - Pacific

Musician: 808 State
Album title: Pacific
Style: House, Techno
Released: 1989
Country: UK
Size MP3 version: 1651 mb
Size APE version: 1958 mb
Size WMA version: 1266 mb
Rating ✫: 4.1
Votes: 702
Format: AU MMF ASF WMA AIFF ASF AHX
Genre: Electronic

808 State - Pacific

808 State House Techno 1989 UK & Europe

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808 State - Pacific
MP3 version ZIP archive

1958 downloads at 21 mb/s

808 State - Pacific
APE/FLAC version ZIP archive

1266 downloads at 22 mb/s

808 State - Pacific
WMA version ZIP archive

1651 downloads at 18 mb/s

Tracklist

State A
A1	Pacific-202
A2	Pacific State-Origin
State B
B1	Pacific-303
B2	Cobra-Bora-Shortcut

Companies, etc.

Phonographic Copyright (p) – ZTT Records Ltd.
Copyright (c) – ZTT Records Ltd.
Recorded At – Spirit Studios
Recorded At – Square One Studios
Recorded At – Square Dance Studios
Published By – Perfect Songs Ltd.
Distributed By – WEA Records Ltd.

Credits

Engineer – Graham Massey
Producer, Written-By – 808 State
Sleeve – Accident At The End Of History*

Notes

This version is similar to the "MT" pressing (same labels, sleeve) but run-outs differ, this version featuring a yin/yang type symbol (looking like a stepped %) opposite the catalogue number.
A-side run-out void measures 7/8" (MT pressing only 1/2").
Plays at 33RPM.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode: 0 22924 65210 3
Matrix / Runout (A-side run-out): ZANG-1-T-A %
Matrix / Runout (B-side run-out): ZANG-1-T-B %

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
ZANG 1, 2292-465 22-7	State 808*	Pacific ‎(7", Single)	ZTT, ZTT	ZANG 1, 2292-465 22-7	UK	1989
none	808 State	Pacific 212 (Justin Strauss Remix) ‎(File, AIFF)	Not On Label (Justin Strauss Self-released)	none	US	2010
TB 949	808 State	Pacific ‎(12", TP, )	Tommy Boy	TB 949	US	1990
ZANG 1C, 2292-46522-4	808 State	Pacific ‎(Cass, Single)	ZTT, ZTT	ZANG 1C, 2292-46522-4	UK	1989
ZANG-1-(T)	808 State	Pacific ‎(12", Promo, W/Lbl)	ZTT	ZANG-1-(T)	UK	1989

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Hiylchis

The UK's "Strings Of Life". Awesome. Beautiful. Timeless.And it's from round here :)Unfortunately, it's 27 years old now (!!!), and it shows - no, not because it sounds dated, but because it emphasises just how downhill Manchester has gone since then. I hate to say it, but nearly all the innovation since the Acid House days has been in London and the surrounding counties: breakbeat hardcore, jungle, d&b, "London" acid techno, UKG, grime, dubstep - all from London, and Manchester barely got a look in.But when I give this one a spin, it reminds me of when this city was, for a brief time, one of the most important places in the world - musically at least. Still, we've got the "Northern Powerhouse" to look forward to, haven't we...

Mash

Pmpl! I totally agree and I’m with you rolling my eyes at the ‘great northern power house’!

Zbr

All of the London genres you mention are shit though....