Cybotron ‎– Enter

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Enter 5:37
Alleys Of Your Mind 3:34
Industrial Lies 6:14
The Line 5:01
Cosmic Cars 4:21
Cosmic Raindance 4:00
El Salvador 5:49
Clear 4:47

Versions

Title Label Cat# Country Year
Enter (LP, Album, Fir) Fantasy F-9625 US 1983
Enter (Cass, Album) Hispavox 290 112 Spain 1983
Enter (LP, Album) Hispavox 190112 Spain 1983
Enter (LP, Album, Sec) Fantasy F-9625 US 1983
Clear (CD, Album) Fantasy FCD-4537-2 US 1990
Clear (CD, Album, RE, RM) ZYX Music ZYX 20406-2 Germany 1996
Clear (Cass, Album) Fantasy 5MPF 4537 US  
Enter (LP, Album, RE) Fantasy F-9625 US  
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Reviews & Discussion

crazy_ace808 Oct 16, 2010

referencing Enter, Cass, Album, 290 112

i wonder if this is the one with the crickets at the beginning of clear
crazy_ace808 Oct 16, 2010

referencing Enter, LP, Album, Fir, F-9625

the cassette version had crickets before the countoff.....
crazy_ace808 Oct 16, 2010

referencing Enter, LP, Album, Fir, F-9625

there is actually a ultra rare version of this song "clear"....it was on a cassette version of this album....a friend of mine had it back in the 80's.....real talk!!
kramtronix Jul 09, 2010 (edited about 1 year ago)

referencing Enter, LP, Album, Sec, F-9625

It is note-worthy to know that some pressings of the original ENTER album from 1983 included the original version of "Clear" while others included the remix, which is the most familiar version.
kramtronix Jul 09, 2010 (edited about 1 year ago)

referencing Enter, LP, Album, Fir, F-9625

It should be noted that some 1983 pressings contain the 12" version of "Clear" (The Jose Animal Diaz Remix) while others contain the original version.
encarnita Nov 14, 2009 (edited over 2 years ago)

referencing Enter, LP, Album, Fir, F-9625

This is definately the original Pressing of this fantastic LP ! I ask myself why nobody had allready contributed the original one. Anyway, all the differences are mentioned in the notes, so you can check very easily if you have the original or the 90's repress.
In case you have the repress, let me tell ya that the version of "Clear" is really incredible on the original pressing. Sounds really underground, totally different from the allready known one, so if you are missing this one you will definately need it!
Peace
Fab
Review by david.michael.cross Nov 05, 2008

referencing Enter, LP, Album, Sec, F-9625

I find it a bit rubbish that people on here are selling this LP saying things like "very rare edition with the remix". With or without the sticker, the remix version of Clear is the one that everyone knows, and it is not rare at all.
The rare one is the original version that not so many people have ever heard.
So beware of sellers trying to charge extra for nothing special.

Apart from that, fantastic album, some all-time great tracks on here, both versions of Clear are fantastic.
Review by Bowers Aug 31, 2008

referencing Clear, CD, Album, FCD-4537-2

The only old-school electro LP with any amount of staying power (thanks in part to its release on Fantasy), this CD release of the Cybotron album -- previously known as Enter -- includes crucial, early singles like "Alleys of Your Mind," "Cosmic Cars," and techno's first defining moment, "Clear." The collision of Atkins' vision for cosmic funk and the arena rock instincts of Rick Davis result in a surprisingly cohesive album, dated for all the right reasons and quite pop-minded. Ecological and political statements even crop up with the final tracks, "Cosmic Raindance" and "El Salvador."
Review by mostwanted Aug 20, 2007 (edited over 4 years ago)

referencing Enter, LP, Album, Sec, F-9625

There are alot of mixed feelings about this release. The reason this album is considered a classic, at least from the Detroit point of view is because it contains 4 bonified hits, "Alley of your mind", "Clear","Cosmic Raindance" and the one most forgotten "Cosmic Cars".These were all very popular in Detroit. The others may be slightly irritating and off key, but experimentation is what got electro/techno where it is today.
Review by x-mode Feb 28, 2006 (edited over 6 years ago)

referencing Enter, LP, Album, Sec, F-9625

"Industrial Lies" is the most obvious evidence how Cybotron and the other pioneers from Detroit were inspired by Tofflers book "The Third Wave". It is the transformation of vision and critics into revolutionary sound. Begin reading the book in order to really understand this early piece of "Sound of Detroit" and its deeper meaning.

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