Various - Matsurhythm 1

Label:

Matsuri Productions

Catalog#:

MP CD 20

Format:

CD, Compilation

Country:

Released:

Nov 1998

Genre:

Electronic

Style:

Goa Trance, Experimental

Tracklist

1	Ubar Tmar -	Rhythmism 2 (Masa Remix)	8:50
		Producer, Written-By - Ubar Tmar Remix - Masa
2	Kinetic A.T.O.M. -	Borg Destroyer	7:26
		Producer, Written-By - Andy Bolleshon , Martin Buttrich
3	ManMadeMan -	Feeler	7:18
		Producer, Written-By, Recorded By - Paul Baguley , Sonya Bailey
4	Quirk -	Paradise Pills	7:28
		Producer, Written-By, Engineer - Mark Allen , Tim Healey
5	Ree.K -	H.U.	11:21
		Producer, Written-By - Rie Kurihara
6	Innersphere -	Vernal Equinox	10:00
		Producer, Written-By - D. Hedger* , L. Edwards*
7	Groovy Intent -	Om Rock	7:55
		Producer, Written-By - Miquette Giraudy , Steve Hillage
8	Innersphere -	Infernal Aftershock (Break Beat Mix)	5:31
		Producer, Written-By - D. Hedger* , L. Edwards*
9	Ubar Tmar -	Eternal Return (Quirk Remix)	8:42
		Producer, Written-By, Engineer - Takeshi Isogai Remix - Quirk

Credits

Artwork By - Mark Neal

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Review by microphono Apr 02, 2007 (edited over 2 years ago)

Track 1 is a nice opener to this compilation but nothing more.
Track 3 is a massive dance weapon against the Borg, lieb gemeint but realized consequently and analogically hard-edged, great old-school stuff.
Track 4 is funny psychedelic club trance as I would describe it.
Please forget about track 9, it is simply not worth listening to, a waste of your precious braincells.

However, you will find on this CD a piece which I heard first on a tape recording of the first (as far as I know) appearance of Tsuyoshi Suzuki as a DJ in Germany at the legendary O2->E party in Witten in the summer of 1994:
"Vernal Equinox" by INNERSPHERE is extra-terrestrial!
It builds up an atmosphere that is simply NOT to describe in words and it contains a sound-sample...a sound!...a disturbing multi-dimensional overwhelming breast-and-brain-evolving-morphogenetic sound that you will never forget when you have heard and experienced it once through dance.
This track has nothing to do with Goa or Trance or Techno, (the term which comes nearest to it may be "SURREALISTIC") and thereby stands for the exceptional grandeur of DJ Tsuyoshi who incorporated tracks into his sets that would leave the audience "polarized" but involved deeply.
Also I like track 5 very much which is another sphere in itself again. In a huge labyrinth of a deserted spacelab you enter from one room into another, floating in zero gravity and being rhythmically driven by the positive vibrations of glances through the small windows through which you can see some strange sun rising...