Various - Tresor Compilation Vol. 7

Label:

Tresor

Catalog#:

Tresor 123

Format:

CD, Compilation

Country:

Germany

Released:

1999

Genre:

Electronic

Style:

Techno, Experimental

Tracklist

1	Sven Väth -	Dub Control Your Mind (Track & Feel Edit)	6:23
		Remix - C-Rock Written-By, Producer - Ralf Hildenbeutel , Sven Väth
2	Maurizio -	M4	6:37
		Written-By, Producer - Maurizio
3	Infiniti -	Walking On Water	5:25
		Written-By, Producer - Juan Atkins
4	Ben Sims -	Theoretical	6:36
		Edited By - Ben Sims , Marc* Written-By, Producer - Ben Sims
5	DJ Shufflemaster -	Innervisions	5:20
		Written-By, Producer - Tatsuya Kanamori
6	James Ruskin -	Indirect World	5:09
		Written-By, Producer - James Ruskin
7	Karl O'Connor & Peter Sutton -	Guiltless	4:55
		Written-By, Producer - Karl O'Connor
8	Sterac -	Rolling Thunder	6:17
		Written-By, Producer - Steve Rachmad
9	Pacou -	It's Jazzy	4:43
		Written-By, Producer - Pacou
10	Rok -	Dance With A Stranger	4:47
		Written-By, Producer - Jürgen Rokitta
11	Daniel Bell -	The Butterfly Effect	4:39
		Written-By, Producer - Daniel Bell
12	Savvas Ysatis -	Alright (Surgeon's Keith 4 Nat Mix)	10:02
		Remix - Surgeon Written-By, Producer - Savvas Ysatis

Credits

Artwork By [Cover] - Kyk
Mastered By - T. Stiehler*
Photography - G. V. Horst

Notes

(P)+(C) 1999 Tresor Records

Made in Germany
GEMA
LC 07572
EFA 56123-2
Barcode: 7 18755 61232 3
CD Matrix: A0100281716-0101 11 A2

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Rated 5/5

Review by Tox-cds Jul 06, 2006 (edited over 3 years ago)

This 7th volume of the Tresor-compilations is definitely one of my all-time favourites & that's mainly due to its diversity.

We start out slow with 2 incredible dub-techno tracks, constantly building tension. "M6" is classic Basic Channel but this style isn't really what you would expect of a Sven Vath track, would you?

Of course there's no lack of banging beats neither, provided by well known artists like Karl O'Connor & Ben Sims: definitely dance floor material.But 2 other tracks really stand-out & transport me back into the depths of the dark vault. James Ruskin's "Indirect World" because of it's Latin flavor, crystal clear percussion & morphing bass-power and "Rolling Thunder" by Sterac (Dutch genius Steve Rachmad) with its liquid & acidic soundscape.
As usual Rok rocks the place while Pacou & Daniel Bell represent the more experimental Globus sound.

We finish of with another lengthy downtempo track: Surgeon's RMX of "Alright" drifts even further away from techno territory than Savvas Ysatis' original.

Tresor was always synonymous with quality & this was one of cd's that maintained their reputation at the end of the 90's...