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LSG - Netherworld 2005
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| RebeL9 |
soon to be released on J00F recordings (best label atm?) on 2x12" with the following remixes.
01. Netherworld 2005 (Oliver Lieb Remix)
02. Netherworld 2005 (Oliver Prime Remix)
03. Netherworld 2005 (John 00 Fleming Remix)
04. Netherworld 2005 (Incolumis Remix)
05. Netherworld 2005 (Original Mix)
The new Oliver Lieb remix is a nice rework staying faithfull to the original. Oliver Primes remix is the most interesting of the new ones. Its driving, long and full of power. J00F delivers a rather strange remix. It lacks the energy which can be found in his Mahadeva remix. Pretty heavy bassline though.
Incolumis remix is a trippy history with not much left from the original. |
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| AbovetheskY |
| great news! now i´m finally able 2 grab that one on 12" including some nice remixes + the original version! thx joof rec! :) |
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| Jantjeuh |
Lieb's remix sounds like a mashup of Saviour and Netherworld ;)
Didn't hear much difference between the Original Mix and the classic Vinyl Cut at first listen. |
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| AlphaStarred |
w00000000000000000000000000000t XD
Oliver Lieb's 05' remake ownz all (not including orig. mix of course), followed by Oliver Prime's rmx, followed by Incolumis's rmx.
am rather dissapointed at J00f's endeavor..
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The Original 2005 puts the remixes to shame. |
the orig. is not originally from 2005..it was repressed onto this release |
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| wwu.punisher |
Netherworld = pwn.
This release is great!
8/10 |
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| Floorfiller |
| now is this the real original or what? |
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| montana |
| only bad thing is that the full 11min original vinyl cut was not used, just the 7min cut, otherwise this is one vinyl to get |
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| Sand Leaper |
| Disappointed so far. Incolumis mix adds a handful of token dark vibes that we've heard hundreds of times before, whereas Oliver Prime continues to mimic James Holden, and doing it rather badly. |
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| AlphaStarred |
| quote: | Originally posted by Sand Leaper
Disappointed so far. Incolumis mix adds a handful of token dark vibes that we've heard hundreds of times before, whereas Oliver Prime continues to mimic James Holden, and doing it rather badly. |
i somewhat agree on the Incolumis one..on the one hand its deep & dark, but on the other it was played in gdjb and sounds like a track that would be played on that show.. :( ..have to say in passing that i def. liked his rmx of Eyes of Innocence a great deal more..
as for Oliver Prime, you ought to give him some credit..at least he's producing some better stuff than a great many other Trance producer nowadays..at least in my eyes, he is. |
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| Sand Leaper |
| quote: | Originally posted by AlphaStarred
i somewhat agree on the Incolumis one..on the one hand its deep & dark, but on the other it was played in gdjb and sounds like a track that would be played on that show.. :( ..have to say in passing that i def. liked his rmx of Eyes of Innocence a great deal more..
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He can most definitely do better. At The Gates and an unreleased track he did called Legion 22 (or something) are good examples of that.
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as for Oliver Prime, you ought to give him some credit..at least he's producing some better stuff than a great many other Trance producer nowadays..at least in my eyes, he is. |
I'm sorry, but both this and Radiance sound so much like a wannabe James Holden that I can't give him much credit (just listen to Solstice). |
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| RebeL9 |
| quote: | Originally posted by Sand Leaper
Disappointed so far. Incolumis mix adds a handful of token dark vibes that we've heard hundreds of times before, whereas Oliver Prime continues to mimic James Holden, and doing it rather badly. |
may be that he is mimicing Holden but it sounds darn good. Just listen to Velvet Sunshine and his upcoming called fairychild - lilavo dvijenie. and I cant come up with any other Holdentune but Solstice which got that distinctive deep and pumping sound. |
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| Sand Leaper |
| quote: | Originally posted by RebeL9
may be that he is mimicing Holden but it sounds darn good. |
Yea sounds nice, just I can't give him much credit in terms of creativity, since he just uses the same familiar brooding atmospheres with the same reverbed claps and the same deep effects that James championed 3-4 years ago.
I seem to recall that I liked Da Korah when I heard it though. |
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