Various - The Mystery Of The Yeti - Part 2

Label:

TIP.World

Catalog#:

TIPWCD04

Format:

CD, Compilation

Country:

Released:

22 Nov 1999

Genre:

Electronic

Style:

Psy-Trance, Ambient

Tracklist

1	Process (2) -	Under Mount Kailash	16:45
		Programmed By, Written-By, Performer - Benji Vaughan , Sean Williams
2	Hallucinogen -	The Herb Garden	14:37
		Programmed By, Written-By, Performer - Simon Posford
3	Total Eclipse -	Freefalling Upwards	15:21
		Programmed By, Written-By, Performer - Loic Van Poucke* , Serge Souque , Stephan Holweck*
4	Doof -	High On Mount Kailash	13:24
		Programmed By, Written-By, Performer - Nick Barber

Credits

Artwork By [Computer Graphic] - Rohan
Artwork By [Cover Design] - Brahma
Co-producer, Flute - Raja Ram (tracks: 1 to 3)

Notes

Sub-title: "Extra Terrestrial Ambience".

This is a serious 4 part electronic fable performed & composed by the 4 leading tech-trance artists in the world today. Process - Hallucinogen - Total Eclipse - Doof; with a little help from Raja Ram - TIP & Shpongle. This musical epic is the journey to find the fabled yeti high up in the himalayas and beyond.

1: Recorded at Brooklagg Studio, Surrey, England, May 1999.
2: Recorded at Sastra's Studio, Somerset, England, June 1999.
3: Recorded at Total Eclipse Studios, Bordeaux, France, June 1999.
4: Recorded at Nick Doof's Studios, Fulham, London, June 1999.

Barcode: 5 030094 039025

Total Playing Time: 60:08

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Rated 5/5

Review by kingwiltsu Sep 22, 2005 (edited over 4 years ago)

I think this Mystery of the Yeti misses something, that the first one had, where all the artists worked together on all the tracks. Every song vary quite a bit from each other and that always bothers the journey, that a compilation of this kind is supposed to produce. The first two songs are very promising and when listened separately they manage to lift me up to different dimensions, especially Hallucinogen's Herb Garden, which is, in my humble opinion, the best track he's ever made.
All and all, this is still a powerful album and worthwhile purchase.

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Rated 5/5

Review by remiXman_2oOo Oct 05, 2003

another masterpiece from simon, raja, and the gang. highlight track is "herb garden" with the spoken word samples talking about the yeti , mushrooms, and schnapps.

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