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Classic Techno Track : Joey Beltram - Ball Park

Joey Beltram - Ball Park

Label:
Catalog#:
Tresor 90
Format:
Vinyl, 12", Limited Edition, 33 ⅓ RPM
Country:
Germany
Released:
1998
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
Techno

Tracklist

A   Ball Park (Original) 4:16
B1   Ball Park (Steve Bicknell Remix) 5:04
    Remix - Steve Bicknell
B2   Ball Park (Rush Beat Mix) 3:55
    Remix - DJ Rush

Credits

Mastered By - CGB*
Producer, Written-By - Joey Beltram

Notes

Mastered @ D&M

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Rated 5/5
Review by scherben Dec 05, 2007
The ultimate Joey Beltram tune. Tough, pounding techno with the balls of a psycho boxer. Beginning with some stunning, banging percussion, the tune then moves into into a higher gear with synth pads and high end tones that knock you straight into orbit. You are gonna dance to this. The remixes aren't quite as impressive (dunno much that could be), but Steve Bicknell's chugs along nicely with a (slightly) more laid back vibe. Awesome stuff.
Rated 5/5
Review by ecuadorian_bass Feb 06, 2004
Gotta be the Bicknell mix on this EP for me. The original is a stormer no doubt. But the off kilter rhythms and simple darkness of Bicknell's production sends me west every time I hear the bugger. I suppose it really sums up the sound of 'Cosmic' productions at the time - techno with a tribalistic and minimal tendency. Fantastic shit that sounds contemporary even now.
Rated 5/5
Review by eye_c_red Apr 26, 2003
It starts with a jumping, smitten beat, and then... then comes that huge powerful bells-like sound, invading and filling up the air with total devastation. Play it loud, or hear it at a party, and you'll see what I am talking about! And even the construction of the track is a delight to insert in a set: cut off the precedent track just right before the big bells... and watch the crowd screaming!