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Paul Birken - Speaker Freakin'

Musician: Paul Birken
Album title: Speaker Freakin'
Style: Techno, Acid
Released: 1997
Country: US
Size MP3 version: 1959 mb
Size APE version: 1362 mb
Size WMA version: 1917 mb
Rating ✫: 4.5
Votes: 819
Format: DMF VQF XM MP4 WAV AU AC3
Genre: Electronic

Paul Birken - Speaker Freakin' mp3 album

Paul Birken Techno Acid 1997 US

Tracklist

A1	Hizzup	6:03
A2	Whirly Bird	6:33
B1	Speaker Freak	6:36
B2	Chatterbox	6:43
B3	Bonus Zoundz	1:01

Notes

Track B2 has been repressed on Hallucidite HS 05.

Track A1 has been repressed on Paul Birken ‎– Memories Of Paul Birken

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
tw0010	Paul Birken	Speaker Freakin' 2006 ‎(12")	Tonewrecker Recordings	tw0010	US	2006
AT032	Paul Birken	Speaker Freakin' ‎(12")	A3C0I3D Tracks	AT032	Germany	2006
C 031	Paul Birken	Speaker Freakin' ‎(12", W/Lbl, Sti)	Communique Records	C 031	US	1997
BF063	Paul Birken	Speaker Freakin' ‎(5xFile, MP3, EP, 320)	Brooklyn Fire	BF063	US	2014

Arabella V.

better than the best kaiserschmarrn.

Nuadazius

Swissasbetter than the best kaiserschmarrn.lol

Cha

I actually hammered this record into oblivion. Woody McBride was on a mission around the time this one was released. Taking on too much at once, Woody released two dozen records at the same time and that would in turn, fold like a house made out of playing cards. In the aftermath I became friends with Paul and was able to squeeze a couple record deals in plus license this track to my mix cds which gave it some needed exposure. Paul Birken is by far one of America's underground techno prodigy's. And the cult following he has maintained is just because he is a master craftsman and highly skilled as a producer. This ep remains one of Discogs most sort after items. Also nice that Woody himself made a nice comeback in the years after his labels closed.

Dammy

Fun record to make back in the day. BPM of title track still seems a little too slow..should've been 5bpm faster. Gear used: Roland R-70, S-10sampler, MC-202, SH-101, Novation BassStation rack, Tr-707, Kawai Q-80 sequencer, Zoom 1204 and the mic was a $20 pair of headphones..good distortion.

great ant

Great era, still sounds fresh, I put my head in the speaker and it's still there lol respect Paul