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4.35 / 5 (67 votes)

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Christof Drouillet & DJ Mael - KLM

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Various - Dance, Trance & Magic Plants - Otherworld

Genre:
Electronic
Style:
Goa Trance
Year:
1997

Tracklist

Cow Den 8:42 X
Van Halen 8:37 X
Atom Bom! 8:54
Phoenix 6:33 X
Radiant Knowledge 7:11 X
KLM 8:43 X
Vesuvius 8:27 X
Floating Point 10:41
Other World 7:57 X

Versions

Title, FormatLabelCat#CountryYear
Dance, Trance & Magic Plants - Otherworld (CD, Comp) Transient Records TRANR610CD UK 1997
Dance, Trance & Magic Plants - Otherworld (2xLP) Transient Records TRANR610LP UK 1997
Dance, Trance & Magic Plants - Otherworld (CD, Promo, Sli) Transient Records TRANR610CD UK 1997
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Reviews & Discussion

Review by patroller Nov 08, 2006 (edited over 3 years ago)

referencing Dance, Trance & Magic Plants - Otherworld, 2xLP, TRANR610LP

This album is tremendous, i had the pleasure of being at the launch party at the legendary Fridge nightclub in Brixton/London for this.
All of the tracks are a little bit different to the previous offerings from Transient, the production is a lot clearer and the track selection fits well with each other.
SETI Project & Chris Organic-Floating Point for me is the one.
Rated 3/5
Review by SkeletonMan Jun 05, 2006 (edited over 3 years ago)

referencing Dance, Trance & Magic Plants - Otherworld, CD, Comp, TRANR610CD

First off, I need to comment on the artwork here. This is nothing short of stunning and everything you could want in a 1997 psychedelic trance release. I don't even have to put the album on before I start to trip !

Musicwise the album also hits a home-run delivering what a solid compilation from this era will; a bunch of beautiful melodic goa trance tracks. I'm not sure if I find any tracks here essential, even if my favorite here, KLM, is a great track with some nice samples from Pulp Fiction, but I'm also carefull labelling anything essential. In any case, perhaps one track aside this album offers a fluent ride from beginning to end and is guaranteed to satisfy any fan of this era. And put on at the right hour of nostalgia I might be ready to stand corrected and proclaim some of the tracks here to be masterpieces. They sure resemble melodic psychedelic trance anno 1997.

In any case, the cover itself makes it a must :o)