Kruder & Dorfmeister: The K&D Sessions - 25th Anniversary Edition Vinyl 6LP Boxset

Absolutely classic material! It's astonishing that Kruder & Dorfmeister's genre - defining K&D Sessions is being repressed on vinyl for the first time. This mix is so great you might overuse your CD player. The 1998 release features original tracks, dubs, and remixes by Peter Kruder and Richard Dorfmeister, expertly mixed. It has a bass - heavy and downbeat vibe with a wide range of music. It's an amazing listen from start to finish, and you'll want to replay it right away. I spent a lot of time with this mix after its initial release. Memories flood back, from Kruder's Long Loose Bossa mix of Roni Size's 'Heroes' to the annoyance with Justin Warfield's corny part in the Bomb The Bass track. There are also great moments like the K&D Sessions of the Rockers Hi - Fi cut and Depeche Mode's 'Useless'. It's definitely worth the price. Perfect for after - hours listening. Highly recommended.

• 25th anniversary edition with 6 bonus tracks including remixes of Madonna, Roni Size, Lewis Taylor and more
• Black 6xLP vinyl pressing (Note: actual pressing color and packaging may differ from the mock - up photo)
• Housed in a gatefold jacket with a deluxe outer box
• Comes with a 32 - page booklet featuring unseen photos and extensive liner notes
• Original release year: 1998
• Music label: !K7 Records 2024

Reviewed by The Voice 05/2015

To use this 6LP vinyl boxset, simply place a record on your turntable and start the playback. Enjoy the rich sound of the music. When handling the vinyl, make sure your hands are clean to avoid leaving fingerprints or dirt on the record. Store the records in a cool, dry place to prevent warping. After each use, return the records to their sleeves carefully. When opening the gatefold jacket and outer box, do it gently to avoid any damage. The 32 - page booklet can be read to learn more about the music and the artists. Remember, the actual pressing color and packaging might be different from the mock - up photo, so don't be surprised if there are slight variations.