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Universal Indicator Acid House Abstract Techno Disco Acid 1995 UK

Genre:	Electronic
Performer:	Universal Indicator
Title:	Universal Indicator # 4 (Green)
Style:	Acid House, Abstract, Techno, Disco, Acid
Date of release:	1995
Country:	UK
MP3 album size:	1759 mb
FLAC APE album size:	1845 mb
WMA album size:	1214 mb
Digital formats:	VQF ASF AC3 WAV APE RA AAC

Tracklist

U1	Untitled	10:17
U2	Untitled	2:09
K1	Untitled	6:42
K2	Untitled	6:05
A	Untitled	8:02
C1	Untitled	3:50
C2	Untitled	1:51
C3	Untitled	5:10
I	Untitled	2:54
D	Untitled	3:40

Credits

Mastered By – Porky

Notes

12" (U/K), 10" (A/C) and 7" (I/D) triple vinyl set, spelling out UK ACID.

Comes in Rephlex plastic bag.

A Porky Prime Cut.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Matrix / Runout (Etching U): SH-101-EP-U1
Matrix / Runout (Etching K): SH-101-EP-K1
Matrix / Runout (Etching A): SH-101-10-A1
Matrix / Runout (Etching C): SH-101-10"-C1
Matrix / Runout (Etching I): SH-101-I1
Matrix / Runout (Etching D): SH-101 D1

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
SH-101	Universal Indicator	Universal Indicator Green ‎(7", Promo, Pur)	Rephlex	SH-101	UK	1995
SH-101	Universal Indicator	Universal Indicator # 4 (Green) ‎(10")	Rephlex	SH-101	UK	1995

Aurizar

This is a superb 3 disc set. The 12" and 7" play at 45rpm but the 10" plays at 33rpm. Most of the tracks are in your face pounders similar to UI Red but personally I think these sound better as there's more going on. Particularly with the relentless percussion. The 12" has one rather uninspiring track that sounds like a dodgy slap bass funk thing, not really in keeping with the rest of the music. The second track on the 7" is beatless and is just soaring synth noise kind of like whale calls. This set is generally attributed to being Richard D James (Aphex Twin) under the production guise of Tan-09. The 'We are the music makers' website goes on to suggest that he is responsible for the 12" and 10" but the 7" is Grant Wilson-Claridge (Co-founder of Rephlex records). The 'All Music Guide' website also states that James produced the 12" and 10" but attributes the 7" to Mike Dred (Kosmic Kommando) who is also rumoured to have produced UI Blue and UI Yellow.