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Sulfurex - Point Break

Musician: Sulfurex
Album title: Point Break
Style: Acid
Released: 1994
Country: UK
Size MP3 version: 1705 mb
Size APE version: 1445 mb
Size WMA version: 1235 mb
Rating ✫: 4.5
Votes: 811
Format: XM FLAC APE AIFF AHX MOD VOX
Genre: Electronic

Sulfurex - Point Break

Sulfurex Acid 1994 UK

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Tracklist Hide Credits

A1	Point Break Programmed By – Jeff Turzo	3:50
A2	Analog Overdose	5:05
B1	Flight # 303	6:36
B2	Sequence # 1	2:18

Credits

Mastered By [Cut] – Nilesh Patel
Written-By – Damon Wild (tracks: A2, B1), Nigel Richards (tracks: A1, B2)

Notes

Recorded at NCP Studios, N.Y.C. & Underwater Studios, Philadelphia.

Run-out etching on A side: The Exchange - Nilz
Run-out etching on B side: The Exchange - Nilz

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
EXTUK001	Sulfurex	Point Break ‎(12", Promo)	EXtortion	EXTUK001	UK	1994
PD 9414	Sulfurex	Point Break ‎(12")	Pure Dance	PD 9414	Belgium	1994
PD 9414	Sulfurex	Point Break ‎(12", Yel)	Pure Dance	PD 9414	Belgium	1994
PD 9414	Sulfurex	Point Break ‎(12", Blu)	Pure Dance	PD 9414	Belgium	1994
Break2	Sulfurex	Untitled ‎(12", S/Sided, Unofficial)	Not On Label (Sulfurex)	Break2	France	Unknown

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Katishi

I have this since it came out. Point Break is the winner an absolute beast of a track.

Miromice

Sorry but the strongest tracks for me are both by Damon Wild.. But to be fair, it wouldnt be easy being on the same record... Okay some good sounds on Sequence # 1 but the intensity on both trax by Wild are 'heavy' but 'beautiful' at the same time (reverse both words) ;)

Kaghma

epic track Point Break!

Velan

This is how I like my acid! Aggressive warped out basslines and powerful, throbbing and driving techno make this my favorite release by Nigel Richards, who collaborated with acid-master Damon Wild for this record. There were two releases: one on Pure Dance records in Belgium and one on Extortion in UK. Unfortunately it is now rare and I am still on the hunt.