Been considering making a mix for System-J's classics thread.
I really like this tune as an intro, from 1992 so at the time it was cutting edge.
Opinions?
They can be brutal, I realize many will find it .
Mattinsanity
classic. I like how the female introduces the mix to the listener in a foreign langauge.
Lunar Phase 7
Well I got this and one other tune in mind for my intro.
More opinions welcomed.
Quazar
I like it.
Lunar Phase 7
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Originally posted by Quazar
I like it.
For 1992 it is ing next level.
Mattinsantity I welcome suggestions for a bridge track. I am struggling to get this to blend with other tunes.
So far there are two in my list that are feasible, but not perfect due to difference in bpm etc.
They are...
and
ReclusNdangrmnt
Cool track but I don't think it really has that 'intro' quality...It just kinda smashes after setting the tone.
Redd
I agree with Reclus on the 'intro'-bit, plus the track got so annoying at 2 minutes I had to turn it off.
:D I thought that Silverblue-track whas the bomb when I was 21
Trance-MB
Think only the beginning of the Datura track fits as intro.
What about any of these (first one might be too long):
SYSTEM-J
I don't like it, and there are a load of tracks from 1992 that hold up better than this.
clay
i remember that track, i remember i loved the awkward groove. its so static yet funky lol. but it lacks a few elements to really stand out. from a golden time none the less. a whole mix of tracks like this would be fun.
Salegon
If you can manage to remove the vocals, the track is quite fine but not as an intro. I'd go for 2nd or 3rd track.
Other classics you may find useful(not everything is early nineties):
Brainchild - Synfonica
Capricorn - 20 Hz
Ramin - Moonchild
SVEN VATH - Harlequin
Clino - Voyager
God's Brain - Virtual Love
Yellow Screen - Out Of Time
LP - Progress(London Pub Mix)
Aurora Borealis - The Milky Way
Sunshower - Weekend Millionaire
Lunar Phase 7
Great replies guys!
My other intro is The Dance Planet - Orbit (completely ripping off Dave Seaman from one of his renaissance CDs in about 96).
