I love that song that is totally Mauro's style. Its an extremly hypnotic groove, but at the same time hard and making you wanna dance your ass off. Mauro truely has a unique tech-trance style that I can't find with any other producers, and I truely admire him. (If you ever listen to "The Album" he produced every track on that CD, and they all kick ass, I recommend it highly)

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soulful/latin/deep house + jazz

I do like some of Mauro's other tracks, Pegasus for example, but Lizard is just weird. It's not that I hate it, but... bleh.

when i heard it a few years ago when i was a di.fm noob i compared it to songs like l'esperanza and immediately deleted the song too
i was like wtf this song sux it just goes like DO DO DO DO DO DO DO DO DO DO DO DO DO DO DO

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soulful/latin/deep house + jazz

Then I recommend you stay away from tracks like Alchemist, Codebreaker, Darkroom etc. It's stupid coming in and saying it's an ammateur track. It's clearly a track that appeals to many people's tastes, which you have observed and stated yourself in your first post; just not one that appeals to your own.

firstly, the production is nearly 5 years old...

secondly and most importantly, i heard haliwell play this last year @ promise and the crowd including myself went nuts when the melody just kicks in out of nowhere, great clubbing moment.

don't even try to disagree

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Well, I've never heard it live... so :P

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Originally posted by Ory Well, I've never heard it live... so :P

you're missing out

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I know. :P But there's not much I can do about it since;

1. It's an almost 5-year-old track.

2. I'm not 18.

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Originally posted by Ory I know. :P But there's not much I can do about it since; 1. It's an almost 5-year-old track. 2. I'm not 18.

so what if you're not 18, myself and just about every other person i know was out clubbing when they were 15/16

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It's trance that appeals to non-trance music lovers, hence it's huge success and the unlimited amount of plays it got off of tonnes of dj's..

It may not be to your sophisticated trance tastes, but it was a tune that was instantly recognisable when played and would get a reaction out of the less knowlegable music fans that were in a club at the time.

I'll be the first to admit now, it wasn't mauro's finest 8 minutes, but as a 13 year old hearing that tune for the first time, i was blown away.

I refuse to go to the cheesy hip-hop clubs we have around here.