Snap! - Welcome To Tomorrow

Genre:
Electronic
Style:
Trance, Downtempo, Euro House
Year:
1994

Tracklist

Green Grass Grows (Earth Follows) 4:00
It's A Miracle (People Need To Love One Another) 4:35
Rame (Beloved) 4:35
Dream On The Moon 5:05
Welcome To Tomorrow (Are You Ready?) 4:12
The World In My Hands (We Are One) 4:21
The First The Last Eternity (Till The End) 5:09
Waves 5:03
Where Are The Boys, Where Are The Girls? 4:09
It's Not Over 4:55

Versions

Title, FormatLabelCat#CountryYear
Welcome To Tomorrow (CD, Album) Ariola, BMG Music Canada 74321 22384 2 Canada 1994
Welcome To Tomorrow (CD, Album) SPV Recordings SPV 076-63082 Germany 1994
Welcome To Tomorrow (CD, Album) Arista 74321 22384 2 US 1994
Welcome To Tomorrow (CD, Album) Anzilotti & Münzing, Bertelsmann Club 74321 22384 2, 35 284 9 Germany 1994
Welcome To Tomorrow (CD, Album) Arista, BMG Direct Marketing, Inc. 74321 22384 2, D108296 US 1994
Welcome To Tomorrow (Cass, Album) Ariola 74321 22384 4 Germany 1994
Welcome To Tomorrow (LP, Album) Ariola 74321 22384 1 Germany 1994
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Reviews & Discussion

Rated 4/5
Review by ledjfab Dec 03, 2004 (edited over 5 years ago)

referencing Welcome To Tomorrow, CD, Album, 74321 22384 2

With "Welcome To Tomorrow", Snap! logically followed the eurotechno wave they mostly contributed to with their massive 1992 hit "Rhythm Is A Dancer". Radically futuristic, the (superb) artwork of the CD booklet helped to define their new identity, as well as the videos of "Welcome To Tomorrow" and "World In My Hands", beautifully computer generated.
The first single, "Welcome To Tomorrow" didn't repeated the success of "Rhythm Is A Dancer" or "The Power". It was a small hit that wasn't well received in North America, probably because of the high BPM. However, Snap! delivered a good album with tracks like "Rame" (later released as their last single, in a new remixed version), "The First/Last Eternity", "Dream On The Moon", "Waves" (an excursion into ambient) and "It's Not Over".
The rest of the story is quite surprising. After the release of 2 compilations and a few years of silence, Snap! tried to return to a more poppy sound with a new single called "Gimme A Thrill", which turned out to be a major flop. A whole album was supposed to be released but finally, it was trashed. Since then, their songs have been remixed, re-remixed, re-re-remixed... and that's about it. Tragic end, isn't it?
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Shortcut Code: [m82053]
Data Quality Rating: Correct

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