Maurizio - M-5

I managed to get myself a copy of this for 3 dollars. I'm really happy that I didnt spend another dime on this because I have to say its by far the most boring, flatline, go nowhere Moritz record I own. At best, this is a dj tool. I'll try to keep it positive by saying that there's a bunch of other outstanding Moritz works in the realm of dubno that are much more worth your investment. The Moritz remix of Tony Allen's "Ole" and also his remix of 2raumwohnung's "Ich Bin Der Regen" are much higher quality works. I'm trying to be fair and consider that this was made in 1995 when this sound was newer and productions were generally more primitive in nature. Maybe the people that love it so much are seeing it in a more nostalgic context. I'll probably give this away to one of my friends.

Maurizio is on its best with this stunning 12".If you want to hear a big dubby space record, then this release is a must-have for you.The opening of the first track is beautiful, but it gets really interesting on the full track.
The bassloops are keeping you in a dub-tech sound and they just don't stop to blast out of your speakers!

Also the second track is interesting because it is just like the first Untitled track is played backwards but with a much more minimal sound and loops.One of the best danceable 12" in my collection.

One of the best discs in my collection, a seriously deep groove that seems a good 6dB louder than any other pressings.
This monster beat is great for housing up anything else at 126bpm, as it has practically no melodic content (try Eurythmics "LOVE IS A STRANGER"! :)

One side is bright and punchy for 9'30" at 33rpm, the other is deep and spacey for 5'50 at 45rpm.