Dave Clarke – Red. 2 (Of 3)
Label:
Bush – Bush1015
Format:
Vinyl, 12", 45 RPM, Red
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Tracklist
| Phase 029 | ||||
| A | Wisdom To The Wise | 6:06 | ||
| Phase 030 | ||||
| B | Gonk | 5:07 | ||
Credits
- Artwork – Michael Hernan
- Mastered By – NiLZ*
- Written-By, Producer, Programmed By, Engineer – D. Clarke*
Notes
Mastered at The Exchange.
Distribution Pinnacle / Recuts.
Made on Earth.
A repress in red transparent vinyl and generic yellow sleeve exist.
Gonk samples Truth Of Self Evidence
Other Versions (Showing 4 of 4) View All
| Title, Format | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Red 2 (Test Edition) (12", Ltd, TP) | Bush | Bush 1015 | UK | 1994 | ||
| Red 2 - Remixes (12") | Re-load Records | REL 9409 | Belgium | 1994 | ||
| Red 2 (12") | Bush | Bush 1015 | UK | 1994 | ||
| Red. 2 (12", RP, Red) | Bush | Bush1015 | UK |
Recommendations
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Dave Clarke - Red. 1 (of 3) (12", Red)
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Jeff Mills - Kat Moda EP (12", EP, Gol)
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Richie Hawtin - Minus Orange (12", Blu)
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Reviews & Discussion
Massive Techno tune of the mid 90's . Brings back the memories of Dave clarke doing his essential mix on Radio One ' The Baron of Techno ... bomb bastic '
dogbrain555
Sep 02, 2010
I agree one of the most memorable tracks from 1994, but I think it was more popular with House DJs, hence the huge disagreements. To me it sounds nothing like any of his other productions and by accident he made a Progressive House/Trance bomb!!! Probably didn't even mean to!
At least the events that I remember it was played in the Progressive House/Trance arena.
At least the events that I remember it was played in the Progressive House/Trance arena.
Wisdom to the wise by Mr Clarke Possibly the most memorable techno track ever recorded EVER.
Unfortunately the re-press is indeed transparent vinyl which makes the sound quality quite poor (coloured transparent vinyl is mostly inferiour quality). That's a pitty and keeps me searching for the original pressings ;-)
But...a killer record everybody should have in their collection.
But...a killer record everybody should have in their collection.
I have the original with 1000 scratches on it ( record was played in every set I did ). Sometime ago I went to Amsterdam, bought a brand new Bush red two - repressed - and noticed a difference in color. The originals are non-transparent and the repress is transparent red. This is the only difference . The labels are completely similar.
[r2135]
Don't get me wrong, Wisdom to the wise is very menacing and clean but the percussion and off beat stabs in Gonk are SPOT ON. Gonk eventually develops an aggressive edge with the air-jet sounding noises and bassline, and then if you weren't stomping your feet hard enough already the line near the end of the track comes in.
Both tracks are timeless.