Quazar - Seven Stars

Label:

Go Bang! Records

Catalog#:

BANG CD 097

Format:

CD, Album

Country:

Netherlands

Released:

1991

Genre:

Electronic

Style:

House, Techno

Tracklist

1	(FF Into) The Future	5:04
2	Last Train To Paradise	3:56
3	Take-Off	3:31
4	Quazar In Motion	3:02
5	Revolution	4:51
6	The Underworld	3:30
7	Cycledrops	4:50
8	The Star	0:45
9	Change For The Better	4:18
10	Dragonfighters	6:28
11	Thundermountain	5:34
12	Moon Turns The Tides	2:21
13	Seven Stars	4:42
14	Dayglo	3:20

Credits

Artwork By [Design] - Miguel Gori
Artwork By [Snakes] - Sophia Sintos
Engineer - Hans de Neijs (tracks: 14)
Guitar - Abel A. Cataye (tracks: 1, 10, 13)
Mastered By - House-Master Pee
Photography - Peter Cuijpers
Producer - Eric Cycle , MG
Vocals - Farida Merville , Sophia* , Webbe Jay* (tracks: 4, 11)
Voice - Naughty Brandy Bambi* (tracks: 2)
Voice [Warriorscry] - DJ Babydoll (tracks: 11)

Notes

Recorded at Zodiac Studio Amsterdam, Summer 1991.
"Dragonfighters" recorded January 1991.
"Seven Stars" recorded live at Zodiac, Summer 1991.
"Dayglo" recorded live at the Paradiso Amsterdam, May 25 1991, engineered by Hans de Neijs for Amsterdam FM.
"The Future": introduction recorded live from the radio, June 27 1991 (full moon): DJ Paul Jay on Amsterdam FM.
"Last Train": train recorded at Amsterdam Central Station, August 25 1991 (full moon).
"Revolution": Timothy Leary recorded somewhere between Hilversum and Amsterdam, September 14 1990, driver: Ben Posset. Voices from Eritrean freedom-march, recorded June 8 1991, Amsterdam.
"Cycledrops": sea recorded in Moneglia, Italy, August 1984 (full moon).
"Thundermountain": thunder recorded July 11 1991, Amsterdam, during the heaviest thunderstorm since 1928.

"Dedicated to all freedomfighters".

Line-up:
MG: music & instruments.
Eric Cycle: music & instruments.
Sophia: dance, vocals.
Farida Merville: vocals.

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Rated 5/5

Review by easyrider Aug 12, 2003

Very well produced album by Gert van Veen, Eric Cycle and Eddy Declerq, covers lots of styles, from very smooth vocal tracks to techno influenced dancetracks. It's independent and creates it's own sound, yet not dated at all. Too bad it doens't get that much attention internationally.