Tracklist
| Black Side | ||||
| A1 | Plastic Dreams (Long Version) | 10:35 | ||
| A2 | Plastic Dreams (Radio Edit) | 3:03 | ||
| Silver Side | ||||
| B1 | Single Minded People | 7:17 | ||
| B2 | Try To Find The Rhythm | 6:34 | ||
Credits
- Producer, Written-By – Robin "Jaydee" Albers*
Notes
Single Minded People sample thanks to Nicolette.
Recorded & mixed at The Binnenplaats-Vianen/Holland by Jaydee.
Licensed from IMC "First Impression"/Holland.
Published by TBM First Impression/Nanada/R&S.
Re-issued with "Vintage R&S" labels in 1995 to coincide with Vintage R&S compilation, and barcode on back cover.
Re-pressed and re-issued again in July 2006, with thinner lettering on labels than the 1995 edition.
Other Versions (Showing 5 of 92) View All
| Title, Format | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Plastic Dreams (Switch Remix) (12") | Art & Craft Recordings | CRAFT12T | UK | 2006 | ||
| Plastic Dreams (Revisited) (12") | Scorpio Music | 192 379-1 | France | 1997 | ||
| Plastic Dreams (Mixes) (CD, Single) | R & S Records UK | RSGB 101 CD | UK | 1993 | ||
| Plastic Dreams (CD, Maxi, Promo) | disco:wax | PRO16171 | Scandinavia | 2007 | ||
| Plastic Dreams (Revisited) (12") | R & S Records | RS 97117 | Belgium | 1997 |
Recommendations
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Jeff Mills - Kat Moda EP (12", EP, Gol)
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C.J. Bolland* - The 4th Sign (2x12", Album)
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Joey Beltram - Beltram Vol. 1 (12", Gra)
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Reviews & Discussion
Jaydee - Plastic Dreams is a Milestone!
Short Comment: 2003 Video is better then the original from 93 i think!
I like to watch the Video and i like to hear and hear the good House Music yet. Please let me tell shortly some examples why the song is so good. Its the dominant Hook Hammond Organ Line, a Instrument that was created by Charles Laurens about 1930!!!
I think the Breakbeater's Bodies looks like they consist of Plastic and perhaps this could be one reason why this song is called "Plastic Dreams". Great Remake!
Short Comment: 2003 Video is better then the original from 93 i think!
I like to watch the Video and i like to hear and hear the good House Music yet. Please let me tell shortly some examples why the song is so good. Its the dominant Hook Hammond Organ Line, a Instrument that was created by Charles Laurens about 1930!!!
I think the Breakbeater's Bodies looks like they consist of Plastic and perhaps this could be one reason why this song is called "Plastic Dreams". Great Remake!
Plastic Dreams is a great sort of semi-live song. Of course I prefer the long version. The synths and the "organ" and everything are excellent. But this release has a kind of hidden gem in "Try To Find The Rhythm". It's got a subtle, laid back feel with awesome synth noises but it culminates in a very abrupt ending, leaving you wishing for more. It's rather like the feeling of a premature ejaculation. Oh, come on guys! You've had one! Don't feed me that shit! This is vintage early techno at it's finest, and it definitely deserves more attention than it ever got.
The video for the Radio Edit is fantastic;
Nothing more than a series of silent, colour-treated, juxtaposed shots of 'Elvis Country' in Americas deep south during (what one must presume) an Elvis memorial festival.
Apparently, Jaydee used to be an arm-wrestler, before he started making tracks...
Nothing more than a series of silent, colour-treated, juxtaposed shots of 'Elvis Country' in Americas deep south during (what one must presume) an Elvis memorial festival.
Apparently, Jaydee used to be an arm-wrestler, before he started making tracks...
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