Infiniti - The Infiniti Collection
Label:
Catalog#:
Tresor 48
Format:
CD, Album
Country:
Germany
Released:
1996
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
Techno,
Acid
Tracklist
| 1 | Impulse | 5:54 | ||
| 2 | Sunlight | 7:08 | ||
| 3 | Flash Flood | 8:05 | ||
| 4 | Moon Beam | 7:37 | ||
| 5 | Raindrops | 5:07 | ||
| 6 | Game One | 5:39 | ||
| Producer, Written-By - Orlando Voorn | ||||
| 7 | I-94 | 4:30 | ||
| 8 | Harddrive | 5:59 | ||
| 9 | Martians At Work | 5:26 | ||
| 10 | Think Quick | 9:50 | ||
Credits
Notes
All tracks published by Electro Groove. Except 6: published by Electro Groove and Two Peters Music.
Licensed from Metroplex Records.
GEMA / LC 7572 / EFA 01794-2
℗ Metroplex Records
© Tresor Records
Made in Germany
Licensed from Metroplex Records.
GEMA / LC 7572 / EFA 01794-2
℗ Metroplex Records
© Tresor Records
Made in Germany
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Reviews & Discussion
How does one know what good music is? This is the question which eludes us all. 'Why?' you might ask. In short music appreciation is simply too subjective. How does one know what good music is to you? Thats simple, you find yourself listening to it ad infinitum (excuse the pun).
The first time I heard this record was in Fat Cat back in '96. It was a noticably luscious and groovy record then and still is now.
The record's stand out track is 'Game One' no question. It is without doubt a truly exceptional piece, simply epic and beats thousands of other techno tracks hands down. 'Game One' alongside 'Clear', has to be one of Juan Atkins (Infiniti) all time greats. Good listening!
The first time I heard this record was in Fat Cat back in '96. It was a noticably luscious and groovy record then and still is now.
The record's stand out track is 'Game One' no question. It is without doubt a truly exceptional piece, simply epic and beats thousands of other techno tracks hands down. 'Game One' alongside 'Clear', has to be one of Juan Atkins (Infiniti) all time greats. Good listening!
I've been listening to this album for a while now, and the sonic scape is just that - very rich, not sampled/dub, but that of an atmospheric feel, much like an orchestra of melody.
Each track has it's own flavor - unlike a release with 7 different versions of one song, each stands on its own. My personal favorite is the track I-94, a reference to one of the major interstates to pass through the city of Detroit, Michigan, United States. It happens to be an interesting, fast-paced song companion to that of Kraftwerk's Autobahn.
Juan Atkins knows how to move a crowd. You could do no wrong with this album.
Each track has it's own flavor - unlike a release with 7 different versions of one song, each stands on its own. My personal favorite is the track I-94, a reference to one of the major interstates to pass through the city of Detroit, Michigan, United States. It happens to be an interesting, fast-paced song companion to that of Kraftwerk's Autobahn.
Juan Atkins knows how to move a crowd. You could do no wrong with this album.
What's really interesting is I just happened to listen to Sabres of Paradise - Sabresonic (album)which I used to think was really good however in retrospect it's production was "fashionable" and sounds pretty flat now... I then listened to this and I agree with some comments above.. it really is in a different league entirely - production is amazing... good to see that JA is still producing music that is way out there and I can easily see me listening to this in 10-20 years from now...
This comment comes all the way from Glasgow ;o)