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Wizzy Noise - The Timeline Remixes
Label:
Catalog#:
CFR CD08
Format:
CD, Maxi-Single
Country:
Greece
Released:
2004
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
Psy-Trance
Tracklist
| 1 | Time Line (Vibrasphere Rmx) | 7:56 | X | |
| Remix - Vibrasphere | ||||
| 2 | Time Line (Neo Logic Rmx) | 8:35 | X | |
| Remix - Neo Logic | ||||
| 3 | Time Line (Wizzy Noise Rmx) | 7:30 | X | |
| 4 | Time Line (Charasmatix Rmx) | 8:07 | X | |
| Remix - Charasmatix | ||||
| 5 | Time Line (Blue Planet Corporation Rmx) | 8:49 | X | |
| Remix - Blue Planet Corporation | ||||
Credits
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Shpongle - Tales Of The Inexpressible (CD, Album)
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Reviews & Discussion
Candyflip Records is at it again…
Now this is really interesting… First off all, Timeline was one of the less appreciated tracks from Wizzy Noise’ 3rd album Elecktro Theater… Well, in my opinion at least… But this CDM certainly makes up for that… The real remarkable thing about this release is the diversity in both “time” and genre… Ranging from 1996-old school goa style to cutting edge neo-full on… From progressive Scandinavian trance, to dark, distorted German techno-trance… We go almost full scale here, and I really, really like that… Let’s get on with the tracks one by one…
#01: Ahh… From the first second you just know it’s Vibrasphere… Their trademark progressive Scandinavian sound is present through-out this track… Rickard & Robert have found their niche, and damn, I hope they never stray from that, ‘cause this is so damn good! So clear, so crisp, so delicious! Sounds like a cookie, huh? Well, I’ll have a whole plate! And hey, nothing it wrong with your hearing! [You’ll understand once you’ve listened to the track!] This CDM is worth the money for this track alone! Amazing track!
#02: Neologic… More like neurological, ‘cause this could very well affect your nervous system! I’m not the biggest fan of the Israeli neo full-on, but I know a lot of people are… This is however, a definite dance floor burner, and there is nothing wrong with that… Decent track!
#03: Wizzy Noise remixing Wizzy Noise… How awkward! When I first saw the track list, I thought “Where the hell is the original? They could have tossed it in!?” This Wizzy Noise remix does however resemble the original from Elecktro Theater quite a bit… So, it’s kinda like it’s here… Let me just stress though, that this IS a reworked version, it’s been polished up, and the melodies are re-vamped! The nifty little acid part in the middle from the original track is also intact… Nice track!
#04: Charasmatix, the German tekKno-stomper hits us hard with this brutal assault… Not much is left from the original, though it’s not all gone… It’s dark, it’s hard, it’s percussion driven, it’s for those late nights where you just want some serious bass banging! Decent track!
#05: Laaaaadies and gentlemen, let’s take a trip back to 1996! French veterans Blue Planet Corporation delivers an old school melodic walk down memory lane… The magical 303s in this track will send instant shivers down your spine… Pure melodies, pure bliss, pure heaven! Bom Shankar! ;o) Fantastic track!
It’s rare to see so much diversity in a remix CD… This is more like a compilation… And that’s a good thing… Surely, there is something here for almost any taste in electronic music. Not much is left from the original track, but this just goes to show how much talent the different producers have… A very interesting release – I wouldn’t miss it!
8/10
Favourites: 1 (!!), 3, 5 (!!)
Now this is really interesting… First off all, Timeline was one of the less appreciated tracks from Wizzy Noise’ 3rd album Elecktro Theater… Well, in my opinion at least… But this CDM certainly makes up for that… The real remarkable thing about this release is the diversity in both “time” and genre… Ranging from 1996-old school goa style to cutting edge neo-full on… From progressive Scandinavian trance, to dark, distorted German techno-trance… We go almost full scale here, and I really, really like that… Let’s get on with the tracks one by one…
#01: Ahh… From the first second you just know it’s Vibrasphere… Their trademark progressive Scandinavian sound is present through-out this track… Rickard & Robert have found their niche, and damn, I hope they never stray from that, ‘cause this is so damn good! So clear, so crisp, so delicious! Sounds like a cookie, huh? Well, I’ll have a whole plate! And hey, nothing it wrong with your hearing! [You’ll understand once you’ve listened to the track!] This CDM is worth the money for this track alone! Amazing track!
#02: Neologic… More like neurological, ‘cause this could very well affect your nervous system! I’m not the biggest fan of the Israeli neo full-on, but I know a lot of people are… This is however, a definite dance floor burner, and there is nothing wrong with that… Decent track!
#03: Wizzy Noise remixing Wizzy Noise… How awkward! When I first saw the track list, I thought “Where the hell is the original? They could have tossed it in!?” This Wizzy Noise remix does however resemble the original from Elecktro Theater quite a bit… So, it’s kinda like it’s here… Let me just stress though, that this IS a reworked version, it’s been polished up, and the melodies are re-vamped! The nifty little acid part in the middle from the original track is also intact… Nice track!
#04: Charasmatix, the German tekKno-stomper hits us hard with this brutal assault… Not much is left from the original, though it’s not all gone… It’s dark, it’s hard, it’s percussion driven, it’s for those late nights where you just want some serious bass banging! Decent track!
#05: Laaaaadies and gentlemen, let’s take a trip back to 1996! French veterans Blue Planet Corporation delivers an old school melodic walk down memory lane… The magical 303s in this track will send instant shivers down your spine… Pure melodies, pure bliss, pure heaven! Bom Shankar! ;o) Fantastic track!
It’s rare to see so much diversity in a remix CD… This is more like a compilation… And that’s a good thing… Surely, there is something here for almost any taste in electronic music. Not much is left from the original track, but this just goes to show how much talent the different producers have… A very interesting release – I wouldn’t miss it!
8/10
Favourites: 1 (!!), 3, 5 (!!)
First out is two of the masters in the progressive scene, Rickard Berglöf and Robert Elster (Vibrasphere) from Sweden with their version of this track. Definitely one of my favourite groups when it comes to progressive trance. They give us as usual a really floating progressive trance track with beautiful melodies perfect for the morning. Track 2 is a remix done by Neo Logic (Micha Yossef and Mishel Bitton) who has released an album on Candyflip Records. They give us a more full on Israely style version of this track. Very melodic and massive. Track 3 is a remix done by Wizzy Noise (Micky Noise and Uriel) themselves. They give us a really pumping version. Groovy, heavy bass line, rolling with some tribal drums above. Drifting full on with a bit darker vibe than the versions done by Vibrasphere and Neo Logic.
Then we get a remix done by Charasmatix (Martin Schoenauer and Karl Rademacher). They are also into the progressive side of trance, and give us a rolling, pretty dark progressive track. Very stumping all the way through. At last we surprisingly get a remix done by one of my favourite artists, Blue Planet Corporation (Gabriel Masurel) from France. We haven’t heard much trance from him since his album Blue Planet on Flying Rhino Records in 1999, but here we finally get some deep stuff from him again. This track is totally deep all the way through. Rolling, really pushing beats and a totally deep floating vibe. A beautiful trancey voyage. In my opinion the best remix of this track.
This CD single is really good! Here you get progressive trance, full on trance and something between. A track with Blue Planet Corporation involved made me really happy too. Recommended!