Bernard Badie - Time Reveals
Label:
Catalog#:
NCL-017
Format:
Vinyl, 12", 33 ⅓ RPM
Country:
US
Released:
1994
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
House
Credits
Executive Producer -
Gary Wallace
,
Larry Thompson
,
Rick Lenoir
Producer, Written-By - Bernard Badie
Producer, Written-By - Bernard Badie
Notes
Disc Jockey Bernard Music/ASCAP - Four On the Floor/ASCAP
Distributed by Mirage Entertainment
A Side has only 2 tracks, not 3 as listed on record. The white label release has "Time Revals B/W So Happy" for main title, list correctly 4 tracks but named A1 "Can U Feel It"
Distributed by Mirage Entertainment
A Side has only 2 tracks, not 3 as listed on record. The white label release has "Time Revals B/W So Happy" for main title, list correctly 4 tracks but named A1 "Can U Feel It"
Repressed on Mojuba Records (mojuba 010) in 2008.
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Reviews & Discussion
Ok... So you want an overrated record here's the one that comes out the best besides of the AJ Sound on Decay Records.
Truly, this carries 1! decent track which sounds like a leftover demo from Larry Heard which he did in a lousy hotel room agonized with pains of hungover from cheap Russian vodka.
What makes this record valuable is a mystery to me and shelling out more than 15 euros for a mint copy is a crime...
Money talks, bullshit walks!
Truly, this carries 1! decent track which sounds like a leftover demo from Larry Heard which he did in a lousy hotel room agonized with pains of hungover from cheap Russian vodka.
What makes this record valuable is a mystery to me and shelling out more than 15 euros for a mint copy is a crime...
Money talks, bullshit walks!
"Time Reveals" has an urgency driven by an early chicago acid style of percussion. Thats why I bought it (after finding it for £1.00 in a local shop a few years back). The strings are clean, simple and full of emotion, with the simple vocal refrain, "I think its time that you know, how my love, feels for you" drifting over the piece. Towards the end the strings are subtly modulated before leaving us with stripped down percussion.
This is an amazing track, and when I saw its value I was shocked - and am even more shocked now to see so many people jumping on the bandwagon in an attempt to sell their copies at extortionate prices. I'm keeping mine - I still don't have anything quite like it.
For those keen on checking it out it may interest you to know it has recently been re-released on Mojuba records.