Members Of Mayday – Rave Olympia (Enter The Arena)

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		Enter The Arena	5:34
		Endspurt	6:30

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Image	,	–			In Your Collection, Wantlist, or Inventory	Version Details	Data Quality
	Rave Olympia (Enter The Arena Remixes) 12"	Low Spirit Recordings – 853 033-1, Urban – 853 033-1	Germany	1994	Germany — 1994
	Rave Olympia (Enter The Arena) 12"	Low Spirit Recordings – 855 561-1, Urban – 855 561-1	Germany	1994	Germany — 1994	Recently Edited
	Rave Olympia (Enter The Arena) CD, Maxi-Single	Low Spirit Recordings – 855 561-2, Urban – 855 561-2	Germany	1994	Germany — 1994	Recently Edited
	Rave Olympia (Enter The Arena) (Remixes) CD, Maxi-Single	Low Spirit Recordings – 853 033-2, Urban – 853 033-2	Germany	1994	Germany — 1994
	Rave Olympia: Enter The Arena 12", White Label	Low Spirit Recordings – none	Germany	1994	Germany — 1994
	Rave Olympia (Enter The Arena) CD, Maxi-Single	Low Spirit Recordings – 855 561-2, Urban – 855 561-2	Germany	1994	Germany — 1994	Recently Edited
	Rave Olympia (Enter The Arena) 12"	Low Spirit Recordings – none	Germany	1994	Germany — 1994	Recently Edited

bloodhoundcoverband Oct 11, 2021
Edited 2 years ago
referencing Rave Olympia: Enter The Arena (12", White Label) none
heebie-jeebies .. not a quite good track, but the timing, spot on ..anyone who witnessed live the drop, let me share ya impressions
larshaendler May 30, 2010
Edited 13 years ago
referencing Rave Olympia (Enter The Arena) (12") 855 561-1
Members of Mayday's Rave Olympia is one of the best Mayday anthems ever. Its starting tunes sound more like Gladiators entering a Roman fighting arena. But shortly after that you will hear the fantastic deep voice saying "Enter the arena". Now this track starts kicking at nearly 160 bpm - you can almost feel the energy of the early ninties. The tracks builds nicely and always plays around with the horn (or fanfar) sample from the beginning. It is just a great 5 of 5 stars trip into a time where techno was fast and full of energy.
But then you turn the record and see there is a track called Endspurt (meaning final spurt or finish spurt). It starts rather strange but give it a minute. When the clapps come in you will get an idea of what is to come. Then there comes this massive line (I can really say what it is) accompanied by a great happy melody. You don't want this track to stop, it should be running for hours at its 160 bpm. To my mind this is the best track Members of Mayday ever produced. It is a hidden jewel also worth 5 (or even 6) of 5 stars.