That's the Oliver Lieb Remix. I've got the Hidden Sun of Venus single and there is the Oliver Lieb Remix which sounds like the one you posted, but it's a bit longer though.

Disclaimer: I won't take any responsibility on labeling error on the single or any download shop you're shopping at though.

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Well, it's not D, because i have that one, and they're not the same.

I'm listening to the Oliver Lieb mix right now and it definetly ain't C either.

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Last edited by Chimney on Jun-15-2009 at 12:48

That's definitely the Oliver Lieb mix. The original is faster and more engergetic.

The youtube clip is definitely Oliver Lieb (Platipus) Remix (7:55), released on Platipus in 1997.

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The actual audio of the clip is an edited version and as Lews noted below it's taken from the Platipus Records vol. Three compilation. The same edit is available on Beatport and the full version on the Platipus download store.

Oliver Lieb (Superstition) Remix (8:09) was originally released as Venus Remix on Superstition in 1995 and reissued in '97 on Platipus, only retitled as 12" Version.

Original Mix is an ambient version released on the L.S.G. album Rendezvous In Outer Space in 1995.

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Last edited by GrimReaper on Jun-15-2009 at 15:23

Yeah that's the Oliver Lieb remix on Platipus Records volume 3, as the picture shows.

anyone want this on vinly ?

http://www.discogs.com/sell/item/1304974?ev=bp_det

goin cheap

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agreed, it is Lieb.

http://www.discogs.com/LSG-Hidden-S...us/master/22783

"User Reviews:
blammoAMS, Feb 10, 2008
referencing Hidden Sun Of Venus, CD, Single, PLAT 28 CD

Not so much a review as a remark: There seems to be some confusion about which of the mixes is the 12-inch version and which one is the Oliver Lieb remix. I'm guessing the longest version, clocking in at 8:10, is the 12-inch mix, because it's sounding closer to the album version -- whilst the shorter 7:56 version of this track, sounding tougher and sparser, is the Oliver Lieb remix.
To get to the 75-word minimum, I can add that I still love this one after all these years. A lot of early-90s trance sounds very naive and dinky to me now, but Oliver Lieb's work seems to retain the original freshness. On a par with Sven Vaeth's seminal An Accident in Paradise."

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Never heard that mix, thanks.