The PersuaderStockholm

Label:

Svek – SK032

Format:

2 x Vinyl , 12", 33 ⅓ RPM

Country:

Sweden

Released:

Genre:

Electronic

Style:

Deep House

Tracklist

A Östermalm 4:45
B1 Vasastaden 6:11
B2 Kungsholmen 2:49
C1 Södermalm 5:38
C2 Norrmalm 4:52
D Gamla Stan 5:16

Companies, etc.

  • Recorded AtThe Globe Studios
  • Pressed ByMPO
  • Lacquer Cut AtTape To Tape

Credits

  • Lacquer Cut ByG Phrupmastergeneral*
  • Written-By [All Tracks By]Jesper Dahlbäck

Notes

The song titles are the names of six Stockholm districts.

Title on labels: - Stockholm -

[Labels:]
Recorded at the Globe studio, Stockholm

Fax: +46 8 679 64 53

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Matrix / Runout (A-side runout): MPO SK 032 A1 G PHRUPMASTERGENERAL T2T LONDON
  • Matrix / Runout (B-side runout): MPO SK 032 B1
  • Matrix / Runout (C-side runout): MPO SK 032 C1
  • Matrix / Runout (D-side runout): MPO SK 032 D1

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Stockholm (2×12", 33 ⅓ RPM, Promo) Svek SK032 Sweden 1999

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Reviews

  • tfinity's avatar
    tfinity
    the first discogs release ever to exist... that is really cool
    • NIXAMR's avatar
      NIXAMR
      Kungsholmen has got all the elements that could make it a Lonnie Liston Smith track.
      • SIKBEATS's avatar
        SIKBEATS
        Ostermalm's 25th anniversary and it has continuously set a high bar for deep house, matched by very, very few.
        • shadesofjae's avatar
          shadesofjae
          Edited one year ago
          Looking out my window, seeing the Globe arena (nowadays aptly named The Persuader:
          In the first tune, "Östermalm", when those synths hit, this is as Daft Punk were masters of repetition, introducing new melodic elements repeatedly but in ways in which one never gets tired of them. Same can be said about "Vasastaden" here.
          "Kungsholmen" starts off as one of those trip-hop type tracks that were ubiquitous in cafés all around Europe around the millennium. Sort of like that tasty Jesper Dahlbäck manages the keys with ease; the electric piano frills here are just so effortless. Nice.
          "Södermalm" – now here we get to my own environs, and yeah I think this track goes hard… It's very sneaky, operating in that Boards Of Canada but with more disco-fied uptempo drums. This is the only weak track on this album, however, I don't think it has aged as well as the other tracks… Also, the repetition goes a bit more… repetitive here (in a negative way). Especially those disco cymbals.
          "Gamla Stan" – ooh this is a lovely disco-sampling track though. Preceded the whole Norwegian fjord disco trend by at least a couple of years (although, ittedly, Ole Mjøs were also doing this disco-house thing some time before the millennium).
          • biznotic's avatar
            biznotic
            Incredible album. Svek was one of the best. Grab this and your collection will be better, guaranteed.
            • SailorMaxie's avatar
              SailorMaxie
              In the words of the great Aubrey Drake Graham, "We started from the bottom now we're here"
              • dandadj7's avatar
                dandadj7
                Wow! This could be one of the best deep-house albums ever produced! Svek and Dahlback has never failed me with some genuine party-starters but this record applies on many different levels. It almost makes you want to move to sweden to find out what we might be missing! (it was very beautiful when i last visited)
                • oimels's avatar
                  oimels
                  One down, 9,999,99 releases to go. It shouldn't take long should it?!
                  • lilla-lobos's avatar
                    lilla-lobos
                    the six boroughs ... . . . . . .
                    • spl3nd1d's avatar
                      spl3nd1d
                      That strange moment when you search for the 1st release on discogs in your browser late evening, and it turns out to be a Jesper Dahlbäck EP called Stockholm, and you are actually planning to move to Stockholm....

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