Geb.el - From A Distant Point Of View
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
Future Jazz, Downtempo, Ambient
Year:
2000
Tracklist
| I'm Not In Love (Deepnobeat) | ||
| The Killer & The Chicken | ||
| Blue | ||
| Love From The Sun | ||
| I'm Not In Love (Rmx) | ||
| Schulfernsehen 3 (A New Science) | ||
| Moon Over Nightwaves | ||
| Spacewaltz | ||
| Raindance And Windscreenwipers | ||
| Twilight Cruising |
Versions
| Title, Format | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| From A Distant Point Of View (CD, Album) | Mole Listening Pearls | MOLE031-2 | Germany | 2001 | |
| From A Distant Point Of View (2xLP, Album) | Mole Listening Pearls | MOLE031-3 | Germany | 2000 | |
| From A Distant Point Of View (2xLP, W/Lbl, Promo, Album) | Mole Listening Pearls | MOLE031-3 | Germany | 2000 | |
| From A Distant Point Of View (DJ Edition) (2xLP) | Mole Listening Pearls | MOLE041-3 | Germany | 2001 | |
| From A Distant Point Of View (CD, Album, Ltd) | Mole Listening Pearls | MOLE041-2 | Germany | 2001 |
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Reviews & Discussion
referencing From A Distant Point Of View, CD, Album, Ltd, MOLE041-2
As the more club-friendly face of Mole, Geb.el provides some nice, deep house. In terms of home listening, the music sinks into your mind without much of an impact, but provides a relaxing atmosphere. The remake of "Love from the Sun" is quite good. "Blue" is a calm and extended downtempo piece, but "Moon Over Nightwaves" seems to repeat the same four chords for its whole length. Certainly pleasant enough and with excellent production values -- but not quite a classic.