this is one of those great tunes that you put on, and 12mins 34secs later you regain your conscience and say "wtf was that??? i can't believe how amazing it was!"

i just get lost in every single max graham tune... time passes by so quickly when i listen to them. amazing work.

sepia, one of oakey's favorites, 12:34 and not a single boring second.
max graham is NEVER boring.

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Quite old but still amazing...

This track was actually longer than what is on the vinyl release. If memory serves it was over 15 mins, Max told me that Hope made him cut down the time.
Too bad to, there was another breakdown on there that was 10 times as powerful as the one we all hear IMO.

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Originally posted by BChandler This track was actually longer than what is on the vinyl release. If memory serves it was over 15 mins, Max told me that Hope made him cut down the time. Too bad to, there was another breakdown on there that was 10 times as powerful as the one we all hear IMO.

does max, by any chance, want to upload that full version somewhere, maybe, caz i sure as hell wanna hear it.

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If memory serves the full version may have been up on his website for a short while. The nite I heard him play it was off a CD. I dont think any vinyl was pressed on that mix.

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Originally posted by BChandler If memory serves the full version may have been up on his website for a short while. The nite I heard him play it was off a CD. I dont think any vinyl was pressed on that mix.

*bitchslaps the monitor*

damn it!

*writes down on a piece of paper in huge letters "FIND FULL VERSION OF SEPIA (15min)" and glues it to the side of the monitor*

thank you for the info!

*goes back into his own world that he created in his mind. they know him there*

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Sepia (Promo Vinyl) 12:34
Sepia (Original Mix) 10:18


a 15min one???...damn...i wanna hear that...this song is just amazin...everythin about it...the emotions...gets me tingly everytime...

yeah, this is a great track. i have the promo on mp3 (12:34) and the full release vinyl at home, but i didn't realize that the full release was shorter. i'll have to listen to the vinyl again when i get home.

*all* max graham's tracks kick. some people think they all sound the same, but that may have to do with the fact that many of them were produced within a period of a month or two apparently. it's just taken hope recordings about two years to finally release all of these tracks. for instance, his latest "tell you" was around for well over a year and half before it was released last month on vinyl.

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Originally posted by BChandler This track was actually longer than what is on the vinyl release. If memory serves it was over 15 mins, Max told me that Hope made him cut down the time. Too bad to, there was another breakdown on there that was 10 times as powerful as the one we all hear IMO.

ok here is what I heard:

Max composed/produced Sepia and the song was 12:34.. He gave a few CD-Rs of this version. Later on, before the release, he edited it and shortnenght it making it 10:18. This version has a new intro and a new outro.

I hope this help clearing the mystery of Sepia...


BTW::: I LOVE THIS SONG AS MUCH AS the first time I heard it! wooooooooooooooo *dies many times*

f0x

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Originally posted by TiestoInTheMix *bitchslaps the monitor* damn it! *writes down on a piece of paper in huge letters "FIND FULL VERSION OF SEPIA (15min)" and glues it to the side of the monitor* thank you for the info! *goes back into his own world that he created in his mind. they know him there*

loooooooooooooool laffin so hard.

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Originally posted by DJPrototypeX Sepia (Promo Vinyl) 12:34 Sepia (Original Mix) 10:18

Sepia = CD-R
Sepria (Original Mix) = Vinyl.


cheers,

f0x

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