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Solar Stone - Release / Sirocco - Destination
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| uwmadtrance |
Two beautiful productions, signature Solar Stone style and quality. Can't decide which one of these I like more. Very impressed.
Solar Stone - Release 8.5/10
Sirocco - Destination 9/10
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| DJ-Ande |
| whens this gona be ripped, and pm me if ya have a ripped copy!:D :D |
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| MoSH_MaN |
| quote: | Originally posted by DJ-Ande
whens this gona be ripped, and pm me if ya have a ripped copy!:D :D |
Ripped ,
lol |
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| Raccoon |
In response to Dumonde Trancer's thread, I'll make an in-depth review :D
So here we go. Starting the the a-side Release, its a great chilling track. Sounds like the classic Solar Stone style, with their trademark guitar sample repeating a simple but sweet melody. However the guitar isnt as 'emphasized' so to speak as much as in Seven Cities and Solarcoaster. Theres also minimal spoken words by a male saying "let me fly."
Onward to the b-side Destination. This track is similar sounding to Release, except this time it has a more complex melody and the same guitars sound tweaked, giving it a different sound. The track generally sounds happier. This song would be my pick out of the two.
I'm not one to give ratings, so I'll just say that overall this vinyl is awesome. Solar Stone wont dissapoint you with this release, take my word for it. Hows this for a review? :haha: |
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| k.k.d. |
| Yeah, B side of this one is much better than A side, imho, which is not bad at all in its turn.. :) |
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| Slapskin |
| very nice tunes. reminds me of old salt tank's productions |
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| tor8024 |
| quote: | Originally posted by k.k.d.
Yeah, B side of this one is much better than A side, imho, which is not bad at all in its turn.. :) |
agreed ;) |
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| Dumonde Trancer |
| quote: | Originally posted by Raccoon
In response to Dumonde Trancer's thread, I'll make an in-depth review :D
So here we go. Starting the the a-side Release, its a great chilling track. Sounds like the classic Solar Stone style, with their trademark guitar sample repeating a simple but sweet melody. However the guitar isnt as 'emphasized' so to speak as much as in Seven Cities and Solarcoaster. Theres also minimal spoken words by a male saying "let me fly."
Onward to the b-side Destination. This track is similar sounding to Release, except this time it has a more complex melody and the same guitars sound tweaked, giving it a different sound. The track generally sounds happier. This song would be my pick out of the two.
I'm not one to give ratings, so I'll just say that overall this vinyl is awesome. Solar Stone wont dissapoint you with this release, take my word for it. Hows this for a review? :haha: |
yey.
its nice to know what the tracks are like :)
coz it could be hardhouse for all i know :haha: |
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| DJ Mikey Mike |
| quote: | Originally posted by Raccoon
In response to Dumonde Trancer's thread, I'll make an in-depth review :D
So here we go. Starting the the a-side Release, its a great chilling track. Sounds like the classic Solar Stone style, with their trademark guitar sample repeating a simple but sweet melody. However the guitar isnt as 'emphasized' so to speak as much as in Seven Cities and Solarcoaster. Theres also minimal spoken words by a male saying "let me fly."
Onward to the b-side Destination. This track is similar sounding to Release, except this time it has a more complex melody and the same guitars sound tweaked, giving it a different sound. The track generally sounds happier. This song would be my pick out of the two.
I'm not one to give ratings, so I'll just say that overall this vinyl is awesome. Solar Stone wont dissapoint you with this release, take my word for it. Hows this for a review? :haha: |
If only everyone could start their threads with a review like this :) Give that man a prize ;) |
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| DJ-Ande |
| quote: | Originally posted by Rakoon
In response to Dumonde Trancer's thread, I'll make an in-depth review :D
So here we go. Starting the the a-side Release, its a great chilling track. Sounds like the classic Solar Stone style, with their trademark guitar sample repeating a simple but sweet melody. However the guitar isnt as 'emphasized' so to speak as much as in Seven Cities and Solarcoaster. Theres also minimal spoken words by a male saying "let me fly."
Onward to the b-side Destination. This track is similar sounding to Release, except this time it has a more complex melody and the same guitars sound tweaked, giving it a different sound. The track generally sounds happier. This song would be my pick out of the two.
I'm not one to give ratings, so I'll just say that overall this vinyl is awesome. Solar Stone wont dissapoint you with this release, take my word for it. Hows this for a review? :haha: |
what he said :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: |
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| OMD-Space |
| quote: | Originally posted by Rakoon
In response to Dumonde Trancer's thread, I'll make an in-depth review ......... |
great review .. and yes .. Sirocco - Destination is an awesome and melodic tune .. i likes |
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