mid 90's electronic: июля 2012

вторник, 31 июля 2012 г.

Various ‎– After Trance Vol. 3 - The Ultimate Techno Morning Mix (1995)

Label: Javelin Ltd
Format: 3 × CD, Mixed, Compilation
Country: France
Released: 1995
Style: House, Techno, Trance, Ambient

This is the best trance mix compilation I have ever heard so far. Though the mixing isn't all that spectacular, the track selection is amazing. Little if any vocals on here. Many of my oldskool trance favourites are on here, from Sarasate's Loopism to Clino's Voyager, this massive release is end-to-end trip into bliss.
The 1st CD itself is the greatest trance mix ever, a journey into melodic, progressive trance. Second CD introduces darker side of trance in addition to melodic. The 3rd CD has some breakbeat-style trance and downtempo-like tracks for a smooth finish. DJ Jean-Marie K has amazing taste in trance music. Good luck finding this release for a decent price!

Review by Magnetonium

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Various ‎– Techno Ambient Party (1993)

Label: Fairway Record
Country: France
Released: 1993
Style: Techno, Ambient
DJ Mix – Guillaume La Tortue

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суббота, 21 июля 2012 г.

Solar Eclipse ‎– From Here To Enlightment (1994)

Label: after 6 am
Country: Germany
Released: 1994
Style: Trance, Ambient

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четверг, 12 июля 2012 г.

Various – Summer Of Rainbow (1997)

Label: EastWest Japan
Country: Japan
Released: 1997
Genre: Downtempo, Ambient
Compiled By – Ryuji Munetomo

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воскресенье, 8 июля 2012 г.

Various ‎– East-Westercism (1997)

Various ‎– East-Westercism
Label: Law & Auder
Country: UK
Released: 1997
Style: Drum n Bass, Downtempo, Ambient

As the title might suggest, this album takes the sound of Eastern music & mates it with all that is modern (and sometimes not so modern) in Western musical culture. The resultant hybrid is a surprisingly fluid, entertaining & fascinating journey through a musical chimera which has been a long time coming to fruition but well worth the wait. None of the overloaded voices which always seem to be pushing the VUs far, far into the red, or the sitar scrambles which remind one more of some somnambulist walking through an unfamiliar shop-full of metal wires. This is quality - no one track stands out as weaker than any other. This is a bona-fide victory of album arrangement by PHIL EARLE & KINGSUK BISWAS. Makes you want to hear more by each artist. Review by bonnicon.

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