Voov ‎– It's Anything You Want It To Be, And It's A Gas

Label:

MFS – MFS 7016-0

Format:

Vinyl, 12", 45 RPM

Country:

Germany

Released:

1992

Genre:

Electronic

Style:

Trance, Techno

Tracklist Hide Credits

	Part 1
A1	It's Anything You Want It To Be, And It's A Gas (Smoke Machine) Co-producer – Cosmic Baby	4:40
	Part 2
A2	It's Anything You Want It To Be, And It's A Gas (Strobe Light)	5:09
	Part 3
B1	It's Anything You Want It To Be, And It's A Gas (Oxygen Mask)	4:02
	Part 4
B2	It's Anything You Want It To Be, And It's A Gas (N. Euphoria)	4:36

Companies etc

Phonographic Copyright (p) – MFS
Copyright (c) – MFS

Credits

Co-producer – Cosmic Baby
Producer – Voov

Notes

Samples from "No Frank In Lumberton", a movie by P. Braatz.
Between tracks A1 and A2 there is no pause.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode: 4 013108 701607
Barcode: LC 6407

Other Versions (Showing 2 of 2) View All

	Title, Format	Label	Cat#	Country	Year
	It's Anything You Want It To Be, And It's A Gas (CD, Maxi)	MFS	MFS 7016-5	Germany	1992
	It's Anything You Want It To Be, And It's A Gas (12", W/Lbl)	MFS	MFS 7016-0	Germany	1992

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Rated 5/5

Review by jazzliscious May 01, 2004

OK, this is an imaginitive release that has all the elements of the "Berlin" sound of techno and a few elements of well, nothing I've ever heard before. Long before it became so routine to sample out of movies said producer's favorite soundbites and most often, little quotes, producers went out of their way to sample nondescript, abstract, idiosynchratic sounds or noises. This record has them. And those noises are used to become rhythmic elements of the tune at hand. This may or may not be "innovative", depending on your ideals, but I sure get bored with everybody's favorite movie moments and find it awful refreshing to hear these idiosynchratic bits of sound used as instruments of rhythm. This release falls somewhere between great early Berlin techno craftwork and moderate "DJ tool", it's not 100% of either or both, but it does serve to dish up some fresh early perspectives in techno soundforgery. Well worth the $5.00 I paid for it! Pick a mix, I always like the original best myself, but different DJs will find usefulness in the other mixes as well. Check it. Use it. Play it!