unbelievable foolish way with two lp`s: change the vinyl side after every song + as it written - All Comes has not on vinyl at all.Just an idiots: this stupid vinyl edition with 7 track on 2 LP`s (12` + 7`) without one of the most beautiful song from the EP. Why you help the digital era to win?I have to buy this LP, but it`s a money down the drain.

I totally agree with your sentiments. This is so frustrating - 7" records are an absolute pain, anyway, and had their day long ago! Don't even get me started, regarding excellent tracks that often fail to appear on the vinyl versions..

postblueink unbelievable foolish way with two lp`s: change the vinyl side after every song + as it written - All Comes has not on vinyl at all.Just an idiots: this stupid vinyl edition with 7 track on 2 LP`s (12` + 7`) without one of the most beautiful song from the EP. Why you help the digital era to win?I have to buy this LP, but it`s a money down the drain. This is a tough call - on the one hand I can def relate I hate having to flip/change the record after each song, on the other hand I think Christian chose this method for a particular reason (its certainly not cost effective) - he the wants the tracks on here to be played in clubs. This aspect I like as more stuff like this needs to be played out, Now you could say that this shouldn't matter, but I found when I was dj'ing that it is the most inconsequential things that decide if a track will be played - from my experience back in 2005 when the digital era was relegated to piracy and places like beatport were just making themselves know as a legit alternative - if it wasn't on vinyl it didn't get played. This is an absolutely arbitrary standard and it seems now (as more is pressed to vinyl) the standard is, club tracks come on one track per side anything more is obviously intended for home listening. Christian, I believe, is merely trying to get his music played in clubs - which is what needs to happen. Its just sad that this is the length one must go to do that.