Collections
Lists
Tracklist
| Shambala (Reflected By Balil) | ||
| Meridian (Reflected By Max 404) | ||
| Asa Nisi Masa (Reflected By Carl Craig) | ||
| Moon Over The Moab (Reflected By B12) | ||
| Majik Jar (Reflected By Terrace) | ||
| Mihara (Reflected By Autocreation) | ||
| Meridian (Reflected By Blue Binary) | ||
| Shambala (Reflected By Russ Gabriel) | ||
| Moon Over The Moab (Reflected By Urban Tribe) | ||
| Orchilla (Reflected By Elegy) | ||
| Asa Nisi Masa (Reflected By Scanner) | ||
| Moon Over The Moab (Reflected By Carl Craig And Urban Tribe) |
Versions
| Title, Format | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Reflections On Reflections (2xLP, Album) | New Electronica | elec 23lp | UK | 1995 | |
| Reflections On Reflections (CD) | New Electronica | elec 23cd | UK | 1995 |
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Reviews & Discussion
referencing Reflections On Reflections, CD, elec 23cd
As much as I liked Reflections, I like Reflections on Reflections better. There's just more diversity to the sound -- aided, in no small part, by the list of outstanding remixers, each adding their own flair to the original composition. So we have Carl Craig turn "Asa Nisi Masa" into an ambient Detroit journey, and Autocreation turn "Mihara" into a thumping techno track. Each and every track has its charm; the only disappointing one would be the remix by Scanner -- I was hoping for more of the eerie, paranoid Scanner sound. But an excellent collection overall.