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[000:00] Unreleased Melchior Productions
[009:00] Nomo - Nu Tones (Mathew Dear Remix)
[018:20] We Can Do It - Der Geist Der Muschel
[023:00] Ame - Enoi
[035:00] ?
[039:00] Mood Edit - Broken Plan
[045:00] Mountain People - 3
[051:05] Pedro - Racakadoom
[059:00] Something From Samim I Think
[064:00] Underground Resistance - Hardlife (Aaron Carl Remix)
[087:00] Mr. G - U Askin
[093:00] King Britt - When The Funk Hits The Fan (Mood II Swing When The Dub Hits The Fan Remix)
[097:00] Mr. G - Big Gal Batty Rider
[104:00] Scott Ferguson - I Cried For You (Walk In The Park Remix)
[108:00] Sideshow - African Cheri (Stefan Goldmann Remix)
[120:00] Christian Burkhardt - Kreiskollaps (Federico Molinari Remix)
[125:30] Dennis Ferrer - Transitions
[131:00] Fierce Ruling Diva - You Gotta Believe In Me
[139:00] G. Flame & Mr. G. - Just Another B. Line
[156:00] Ricardo Villalobos & Jay Haza - Free Your Mind
[163:00] Beck - Cellphones Dead (Villalobos Mix)
[186:30] Rhythm & Sound + Paul St. Hilaire - Free For All (Soundstream Remix)
Duration: 3:08:12
128kbps
Real name / Thomas Franzmann
Moniker(s) / Dimbiman, Zip Campisi
Thomas Franzmann aka Zip aka Dimbiman, co-founder of the label Perlon, is familiar with the dancefloors around the world and famous for his tremendous minimal shifts within the 4/4 scheme. He has an illustrious musical history which began in 1986 as singer in the band Second Voice. In 1992 he moved to Frankfurt and joined the EBM band Bigod 20. After several releases the band split. In 1996 he got together with Markus Nikolai and Chris Rehberger to form the audio-visual project Pile. In 1997 he and Nikolai founded the Perlon label, on which he has released under the pseudonyms Dimbiman, Pantytec (with Sammy Dee) and Narcotic Syntax (with James Dean Brown). In 1999 the SuPERLONgevity compilation was released, featuring 'Bushes', a track that has since garnered chart-topping remixes from the likes of Derrick Carter and Fatboy Slim.
Franzmann also recorded with Peter "Baby" Ford and has appeared on Ford's label PAL SL. He is a regular guest DJ in clubs around the world and holds residencies at Robert Johnson (Offenbach) and the Panorama Bar (Berlin). He participates in the Narod Niki project, occasional collective laptop live jams initiated by Ricardo Villalobos and Richie Hawtin. He has released tracks and remixes on Perlon, Playhouse, Force Inc, Novamute and others.
[009:00] Nomo - Nu Tones (Mathew Dear Remix)
[018:20] We Can Do It - Der Geist Der Muschel
[023:00] Ame - Enoi
[035:00] ?
[039:00] Mood Edit - Broken Plan
[045:00] Mountain People - 3
[051:05] Pedro - Racakadoom
[059:00] Something From Samim I Think
[064:00] Underground Resistance - Hardlife (Aaron Carl Remix)
[087:00] Mr. G - U Askin
[093:00] King Britt - When The Funk Hits The Fan (Mood II Swing When The Dub Hits The Fan Remix)
[097:00] Mr. G - Big Gal Batty Rider
[104:00] Scott Ferguson - I Cried For You (Walk In The Park Remix)
[108:00] Sideshow - African Cheri (Stefan Goldmann Remix)
[120:00] Christian Burkhardt - Kreiskollaps (Federico Molinari Remix)
[125:30] Dennis Ferrer - Transitions
[131:00] Fierce Ruling Diva - You Gotta Believe In Me
[139:00] G. Flame & Mr. G. - Just Another B. Line
[156:00] Ricardo Villalobos & Jay Haza - Free Your Mind
[163:00] Beck - Cellphones Dead (Villalobos Mix)
[186:30] Rhythm & Sound + Paul St. Hilaire - Free For All (Soundstream Remix)
Duration: 3:08:12
128kbps
Real name / Thomas Franzmann
Moniker(s) / Dimbiman, Zip Campisi
Thomas Franzmann aka Zip aka Dimbiman, co-founder of the label Perlon, is familiar with the dancefloors around the world and famous for his tremendous minimal shifts within the 4/4 scheme. He has an illustrious musical history which began in 1986 as singer in the band Second Voice. In 1992 he moved to Frankfurt and joined the EBM band Bigod 20. After several releases the band split. In 1996 he got together with Markus Nikolai and Chris Rehberger to form the audio-visual project Pile. In 1997 he and Nikolai founded the Perlon label, on which he has released under the pseudonyms Dimbiman, Pantytec (with Sammy Dee) and Narcotic Syntax (with James Dean Brown). In 1999 the SuPERLONgevity compilation was released, featuring 'Bushes', a track that has since garnered chart-topping remixes from the likes of Derrick Carter and Fatboy Slim.
Franzmann also recorded with Peter "Baby" Ford and has appeared on Ford's label PAL SL. He is a regular guest DJ in clubs around the world and holds residencies at Robert Johnson (Offenbach) and the Panorama Bar (Berlin). He participates in the Narod Niki project, occasional collective laptop live jams initiated by Ricardo Villalobos and Richie Hawtin. He has released tracks and remixes on Perlon, Playhouse, Force Inc, Novamute and others.
