Intergalactic Gary Digs Deep for his B-Sides Selections (EB.TV) 

Intergalactic Gary is the best. Gives me the chills everytime I listen

Gary’s selections are always top notch quality.

💣💣💣How good is this. Intergalactic Gary is the best.

Sweet! Gotta get I-F on here sometime.

i havent heard of this guy before, but you can see he has real knowledge and love for every b-side he has chosen

Love it. His first track was re-made in about 1990 and released as Sined Roza - I don't Know What It Is. One of my favourites.

Some great selections !! Seen most in this series of B-sides but this is my favourite :-)

Long live real vinyl d.j.s'!!

really cool !! Thank you for your work and thank you for sharing

Wladimir M - Evil ❤️ One of my favorite records in my collection

Great stuff

Spires'n'Towers reminds me so much of Fini Tribe. In particular, De Testimony (the Collapsing edit). Outstanding.

great taste

Gary's the real deal

Love playing that Pete Shelley track out.great selection.RIP

Great selection! Coincidentally Quad was in my hands today. "Strap all you need on your backs" ;-)

Legend!!

the last Track , big Sound

A true one.

Respect

Cool

I really want to ear more Quad - Spires N Towers but i couldn find it, damn!

Finally someone who treats his records with respect...best B-Sides episode!

geil!

respect for Quad.

Nice tats gary

❤

¡Irdial!

Does anybody knows wich track is used for the B-Sides tune?

There is a reason why the Eevo Lute is so expensive

Who thumbs down Gary?

I have some thoughts: how are these unknown underground artists aware of these unknown underground labels to get signed to them? The sales of these records must be so low since nobody knows about them and these records would be impossible to find in most shops. Thirdly, do these artists and labels even make any money? It seems like a terrible business plan because competition is extra high (thousands of labels, millions of artists) and customers who can’t find your product in most shops and even if they do, are reluctant to pay for it because today’s culture doesn’t like paying for music. It all seems so weird, it’s kind of a miracle that these records even exist. From a business perspective, I can’t think of a harder product to sell than some random unknown underground techno on vinyl, I think selling lemonade on the side of the street is more profitable.