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     Joshua Herrala

Trumbull Ave. EP

 BosonA2

 Pray for Mojo

 AAA5

 Rolling

Discogs Compilation Vol.1

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Rob Javis

Discogs Compilation Vol.1

 Rob Jarvis-One Night On The Discogs

Sebastian Prelar

Joshua Herrala

JE:5

1. The study and cataloguing of phonograph records.
2. A comprehensive list of the recordings made by a particular performer or of a particular composer's works.

That really says it all about Discogs, right? 

Perhaps not. 

inthemix.com.au stated it best. "Discogs is technogeek heaven-an online, free collective". It is a place for those of us who live and breath electronic music to come together and celebrate, argue, debate and share with others like ourselves. There are members who are young people, just starting to learn about electronic music, as well as seasoned veteran DJs, many around before the word 'techno' entered our language. 

Discogs Compilation Vol. 1  was not in fact our idea. It was an idea suggested by a Discogs user (it was evja, right?). The idea got kicked around for a while, but did not go forward. Well, we could not let it go. There was simply to much good music being posted. There was simply to much talent to be ignored. So Deluxe Curl took up the challenge.  It was worth the effort.

We have ignored the entire practical aspect of Discogs. Its a HUGE electronic music database. Discogs was started in November 2000 by Kevin Lewandowski; programmer, dj, and music fan. From simple beginnings, it has grown to be the definitive source for information about electronic music.  Need to know who did that white label happy hardcore remix of Pavarati singing Don Giovanni? You have come to the right place. Users can store their own personal collections online, while at the same time, enriching the database by adding material. A organic, growing sea of data. 

Peace and love to the Discogs community. -JH