BFCEvolution

Label:

Fragile Records – FRG 2

Format:

Vinyl, 12", 45 RPM

Country:

US

Released:

Genre:

Electronic

Style:

Techno

Tracklist

A1Evolution
A2Galaxy
B1Static Friendly
B2It's A Shame

Companies, etc.

  • Distributed ByTransmat
  • Phonographic Copyright ℗Zomba Music
  • Mastered AtNational Sound Corporation

Credits

  • ArtworkThe Tri
  • Producer, Mixed ByCarl Craig

Notes

made in DETROIT
a Transmat recording
℗ Zomba music 1990

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Matrix / Runout (Etched in runout, Side A): FRG#2-A NSC
  • Matrix / Runout (Etched in runout, Side B): FRG#2-B NSC

Other Versions (5 of 7)

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Title (Format)LabelCat#CountryYear
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Evolution (12", 45 RPM, Repress)Fragile RecordsFRG 2US1990
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Evolution (12", White Label, 45 RPM)Fragile RecordsFRG 2US1990
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Evolution (12", 45 RPM, Repress)Fragile RecordsFRG 2US1998
Evolution (12", 45 RPM, Repress)Fragile RecordsFRG 2US1998
Evolution (12", 45 RPM, Repress)Fragile RecordsFRG 2USUnknown

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Reviews

  • marionutt's avatar
    marionutt
    Galaxy is the entry music of the amazing podcast Pizá i Fontanals
    • dylaf's avatar
      dylaf
      'It's A Shame': What a cut- amongst the classic ambient silver drums of Evo/Galaxy/Static, and often overlooked, It's A Shame carves a path akin to the sounds of the time from Derrick May & Kevin Saunderson, making for another true D.T anthem. Indispensable.
      • creepytapes's avatar
        creepytapes
        Anyone know who did the artwork on these? The early fragile, transmat and masahiro etc labels always made me wonder if it was the same person? dope style anyway, always liked them.
        • bielousov's avatar
          bielousov
          'Galaxy' is using samples from 'Peut Etre... Pas' by Liaisons Dangereuses.
          • LucullusXerxes's avatar
            BFC - B2 - It's A Shame is a different version than on Psyche/BFC - Elements. The version on Elements sounds like it's been "pitched down"
            • sianmak's avatar
              sianmak
              What came first, the drum loop on "Galaxy" or the drum loop on Shut Up and Dance's "Derek went mad"? Both released in 1990. One would presumer SUAD sampled Carl Craig but Carl is very sample-happy himself. Who knows???
              • discfiend's avatar
                discfiend
                They mixed the track ACID SEXX by Bad Boy Bill into the track GALAXY...
                • Swinger's avatar
                  Swinger
                  Edited 19 years ago
                  For this album Carl got his inspiration from the group Liaisons Dangereuses with the self named album Liaisons Dangereuses. Mister Craig single handedly made here the blue print for the Birmingham sound which now dj's like Surgeon, Regis, James Ruskin & max duley are most famous of. A stunning ground breaking album with the darker side of Carl Craig. Is there anything Carl Craig can't do?
                  • Dave_Sully's avatar
                    Dave_Sully
                    Edited 21 years ago
                    This is a fantastic record; I can’t believe I didn’t pick up on it earlier. Evolution is a timeless classic, still sounds fresh 15 years later. Its chilled tone and addictive snare pattern, enables you to sneak it into a variety of sets & styles.
                    • Audiable's avatar
                      Audiable
                      Edited 21 years ago
                      I find this record (specifically "Galaxy") such a timelessly great example of Detroit Techno. With it's haunting pads and laid back percussion loops it should be studied and taken on board by all people wishing to produce music and label it techno.
                      Considering the year of release, you have to take your hat off (once again) to Carl Craig for such forward thinking.