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| Devotion (Intro) | 1:25 | X |
| L'ivresse Des Profondeurs | 6:27 | X |
| Amber Rain | 7:39 | X |
| Laâlam | 7:31 | |
| They Will Come | 7:12 | X |
| Another | 5:11 | X |
| Outlined Surfaces | 6:42 | X |
| Slide (Limited Version) | 5:34 | X |
| Fire Maiden | 7:19 | X |
| Skyclad (High Frequencies Version) | 7:10 | X |
| In The Sky | 3:58 | X |
| Beyond Beta (Original Mix) | 6:01 | X |
| New Indigenous Religion | 3:58 | X |
| Devotion (Extract...) | 1:14 | X |
Versions
| Title, Format | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fahrenheit Project - Part One (CD, Comp, P/Mixed, Dig) | Ultimae Records | INRE 002 | France | 2001 | |
| Fahrenheit Project - Part One (CD, Comp, P/Mixed, RP) | Ultimae Records | inre 002 | France | 2008 | |
| Fahrenheit Project - Part One (CD, Comp, P/Mixed, Dig) | Sensorica Music, Diamond Records (6) | SMCD0005, DRCD0161 | Russia | 2009 |
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referencing Fahrenheit Project - Part One, CD, Comp, P/Mixed, Dig, INRE 002
The first Fahrenheit. I'd say that that the 2 Asura tracks are the standouts here and have a very magical feel to them. I'm not totally sure if Vince was still a part of the act when these tracks were done, but it doesn't matter... They are great! You'll also find a shorter version of Solar Fields' track Outlined Surfaces and an Aes Dana track. The other artists, while I know next to nothing about them, contribute very nicely to the sound and theme of the album, which is more or less downtempo ambient and trance. If you wanna see what the Fahrenheit Projects are about, then part 1 is certainly the place to start.
referencing Fahrenheit Project - Part One, CD, Comp, P/Mixed, Dig, INRE 002
I find chill-out releases hard to grade. If part of their mission is to send me on a silent inwards journey, the less I notice the music the more it fulfils its’ purpose? Or is it that the more I notice the music relaxes me the more it is successful?
In any case, the music has to set some kind of a mark be it subconsciously or consciously and I’m afraid FP#1 only manages to do so part of the time. When the cd is over I can only point to a couple of tracks I noticed, yet, I cannot say that the remainder set me into any meditative state. And for the record, the ones I do notice are both with and without a 4/4 beat.
Still, I am completely aware that I may have to stand corrected if I hear the album on a festival at the chill-out scene. The mix does have an effortlessly flow to it and at the right time might be just what the doctor would order. For home listening I am only grabbed by some 4-5 tracks, though. Besides, there are too many other Ultimae releases I appreciate far more :o)
In any case, the music has to set some kind of a mark be it subconsciously or consciously and I’m afraid FP#1 only manages to do so part of the time. When the cd is over I can only point to a couple of tracks I noticed, yet, I cannot say that the remainder set me into any meditative state. And for the record, the ones I do notice are both with and without a 4/4 beat.
Still, I am completely aware that I may have to stand corrected if I hear the album on a festival at the chill-out scene. The mix does have an effortlessly flow to it and at the right time might be just what the doctor would order. For home listening I am only grabbed by some 4-5 tracks, though. Besides, there are too many other Ultimae releases I appreciate far more :o)
referencing Fahrenheit Project - Part One, CD, Comp, P/Mixed, Dig, INRE 002
'Fahrenheit Project Part One' is one of the most beautiful works of art I've ever heard. The album is filled with rhythmical lines below the precious environmental dream themes mixed with basses, natural and industrial effects. The synch sequences are built in some kind of trance manner and are accurately sliced and arranged. The average quality is very high; the tracks are all approximately equal. But, my favorite track is 'In The Sky' from Mystical Sun, it seems a bit impressive...
referencing Fahrenheit Project - Part One, CD, Comp, P/Mixed, Dig, INRE 002
This cd is actually on the Ultimae precursor label Infinium.
Vincent Villuis, who co-compiled and mixed this cd, is part of Asura - one of the Ultimae groups featured on this cd.
I'm personally not much for pre-mixed ambient/chill cds, but I have to say this is an exceptional disc of psyambient bliss... flowing effortlessly from track to track, it feels less like a 'mix' and more like a single work.
Vincent Villuis, who co-compiled and mixed this cd, is part of Asura - one of the Ultimae groups featured on this cd.
I'm personally not much for pre-mixed ambient/chill cds, but I have to say this is an exceptional disc of psyambient bliss... flowing effortlessly from track to track, it feels less like a 'mix' and more like a single work.