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silk road and first strike from mars are nothing alike.
this is techno, welcome to repetition. the entire genre sounds the same to many.
My first trance vinyl, yeah laugh.
i *think* i have that on vinyl too... pretty sure. nothing to laugh at. absolute stonker of a remix. the rank 1 remix sucks donkey balls.
this is A&B at their best. refined, stripped back, yet uplifting and spiritual. real classy record, one of my favourites. definitely one of the best vocal trance tunes out there.
Yeah amen, Rubez
i really miss avalanche. about the track: insane groove, intense atmosphere, and some dark things that makes you run from cheesy stuff. (the taucher stuff is incredible too)
also the breaks always burn my mind.
Industrial Techno ist gut, ja?
My 2nd trance vinyl. Bought it for the vocals and lovely cover. Was way to young to acknowledge this masterpiece.
Came across this today, reminding me of Random XS:
1 drum machine, 1 303, and maybe, just maybe 1 fx processor. Now how you gonna recreate that with virtual instruments?
Made by our master in 1991:
When Ferry still was into...
straight outta the warehouse...
I miss hearing stuff like this at parties.
Posting for massive nostalgia. One of the tunes that you forgot existed but when you hear it again brings so much back.
One of the smoothest kick and bass combo ever to hit the uplifting scene. Well, imo.
Beyond my comprehension how this acidic beauty was never released on vinyl...
Lisa made a great video for this emotional uplifting beauty:
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| Originally posted by Light The Fuse Posting for massive nostalgia. One of the tunes that you forgot existed but when you hear it again brings so much back. |
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| Originally posted by meriter |
Not even that special, but I do like these vocals a lot:
Older hard acid track from a friend:
Spin Dynamics label owner wanted to press it onto wax, but my friend insisted she press another production of his instead, which made it onto Spin-D06.
This kinda grew on me, really feels from the heart.
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