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Originally posted by Micheline I think this is a true trance classic. I never saw anyone mention it when we are talking about great trance tracks. Why? Dont u think the tune is great? By the way what happened to Kay Cee? Havent heard nothing new from him.

I don't think Kaycee made the tune, I think u'll find it was Humate, maybe it was on a Kay Cee cd or something


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Humate produced it originally and there was a Kay Cee remake in 1998. However Humate and Kay Cee are both Oliver Huntemann so those who say Kay Cee "ripped off" Love Stimulation aren't exactly correct. However it doesn't get much mention because, simply put, the newer mix isn't very good and most prefer the older versions (although I'm told the Humate 1998 Remix is quite nice).

saw kaycee live back when escape first was out.
hah good times good times.

oh yeah i also liked unsolved mysteries. i always thought it was bjork on the vocals. not sure though

i had a feeling that Key Cee didnt really make such great tune. Thanks for clearing that out.

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Originally posted by Micheline i had a feeling that Key Cee didnt really make such great tune. Thanks for clearing that out.

hehe, starglider said

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originally posted by starglider However Humate and Kay Cee are both Oliver Huntemann so those who say Kay Cee "ripped off" Love Stimulation aren't exactly correct

which means, kaycee and humate are teh same person, so kaycee/humate did make a really great song

I think Humate have nothing to do with Key Cee. Its an entire different sound.

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Originally posted by Micheline I think Humate have nothing to do with Key Cee. Its an entire different sound.

But they are the same, I assure you! Often producers have various projects whose sounds are completely different. They'd get bored otherwise.

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Originally posted by starglider But they are the same, I assure you! Often producers have various projects whose sounds are completely different. They'd get bored otherwise.

Exactly!!!! This is why you often see producers having many aliases, that and a lot of times, labels wont allow them to release under the same name on a diff label.

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Originally posted by Micheline I think this is a true trance classic. I never saw anyone mention it when we are talking about great trance tracks. Why? Dont u think the tune is great? By the way what happened to Kay Cee? Havent heard nothing new from him.

i guess you can check out his site.

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Oliver "Kay Cee" Huntemann is NOT Humate!!! He was part of Humate back in early & mid 90s, but left the project later.. nowadays Humate is just Gerret Frerichs. Humate's Love Stimulation was written & produced in '93 by Frerichs, Huntemann, Schmidt & Paul van Dyk. Then Kay Cee just made his own remake of the tune in '98.. same year when also new mixes of Humate's version came out and PvD rebuilt his '93 Love Mix.

Humate - Love Stimulation
1993
Original Mix (7:17)
Paul van Dyk's Love Mix (5:36)
1998
Blank & Jones Remix (8:45)
Blank & Jones Short Cut (3:20)
Oliver Lieb Club Mix (7:56)
Oliver Lieb Soft Mix (7:55)
Paul van Dyk's Love Club Mix (7:28)
Paul van Dyk's Love Mix - Hörfunk Edit (3:27)

Kay Cee - Love Stimulation
1998
Humate 1998 Remix (9:44)
Love Club Mix (5:31)
Love Radio Mix (2:57)
Trance Club Mix (7:52)
Trance Radio Mix (3:03)
Vector Mode Remix (6:33)

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Originally posted by MindShifter Exactly!!!! This is why you often see producers having many aliases, that and a lot of times, labels wont allow them to release under the same name on a diff label.

yes but thats why they make their own labels. And i still see them releasing under different allies.