Various - TIP Singles 2

Label:

TIP Records

Catalog#:

TIPCD16

Format:

CD, Compilation

Country:

Released:

1997

Genre:

Electronic

Style:

Goa Trance

Tracklist

1	Psychopod -	Universal Mind	9:41
		Producer, Written-By - Frank 'e'* , Ian Orion*
2	Synchro -	Human Oscillator	6:53
		Producer, Written-By - Jeroen Van Garling
3	Laughing Buddha -	Karma	7:32
		Producer, Written-By - B. Halsey* , J. Van Kampen*
4	Doof -	Weird Karma	7:22
		Producer, Written-By - Nick Barber
5	Infinity Project, The -	Hyperspaced	6:38
		Engineer - Doof Producer, Written-By - G. Wood* , Raja Ram Written-By - Nick Barber
6	Synchro -	See Ya Later Oscillator	7:44
		Producer, Written-By - Jeroen Van Garling
7	Hallucinogen -	Soothsayer	7:55
		Producer, Written-By - S. Posford*
8	Deviant, The -	S.T.C.	10:17
		Producer, Written-By - Byzught , H. Munch* , J.D. Jensen , S. Souque*
9	Snake Thing -	Scorch	10:03
		Producer, Written-By - Nik Taylor*

Credits

Artwork By [Graphic Design] - Matt Hughes

Notes

Credit for Nick Barber and his alias Doof are not explicitly mentioned for Hyperspaced but liner notes state that track is sourced from the Alien Airport single.

Mastered by Docdata.

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Rated 2/5

Review by SkeletonMan Jun 08, 2006 (edited over 3 years ago)

Having a thing for Laughing Buddha's Karma I am somewhat biased with this album, but the sample in this track does something to my brain. Perhaps reminiscent of something I heard in my infancy it sucks me right in, and I'm still hoping one day I'll be able to let the sample trip me through the entire track. An essential tune in my book.

Anyway, I mention this bias already here, because apart from this track, Psychopod's Universal Mind, and Infinity Project's Hyperspaced, I find this album overall rather average. But, sure, taste is taste, and I can hear how some people will dig Doof's Weird Karma or Hallucinogen's Soothsayer. They just never rock my boat big time... but then, Hallucinogen never really has :o). Also, I don't see that much in a track like Synchro's See Ya Later Oscillator. It sounds almost like something made for a laugh. Deviant's 10 minutes long S.T.C. also leaves me somewhat unfulfilled, whereas closing track Scorch is 10 minutes of outright noise. Obviously, a last minute filler the world could have done without.

Summarizing, T.I.P. followers will most likely find another good reason here for why it is they faithfully follow(ed) T.I.P. Newcomers, on the other hand, might wanna give other, less hyped label compilations a go before they pay the extra dough for a T.I.P. release. Series like Goa Vibes and Psychedelic Vibes from Trust In Trance comes to mind.