Dave Clarke – The Wolf
Label:
Skint Records – SKINT 78
Format:
Vinyl, 12", Picture Disc, Limited Edition
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Tracklist
| A | The Wolf | |||
| B | The Wolf |
Credits
- Producer, Engineer, Mixed By, Written-By – Dave Clarke
Notes
There is a picture of a wolf covering all of side A and side B is white with red lettering. Same track pressed on both sides.
Shares same Cat# as the One sided black vinyl. Etching on run-out groove is Cat# SKINT 001.
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| Title, Format | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Wolf (12", S/Sided) | Skint Records | SKINT 78 | UK | 2003 |
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Reviews & Discussion
Review by
Mar 24, 2003
To be honest the Picture Disc is more spectacular than the track itself. I like Dave Clarke and I was expecting something a bit better than this run-of-the-mill Techno track. However it is a good track if not a little repetitive and I like it a lot more than I will ever like any Scooter track!
Definitely not the most original of tracks ... But it might prove quite efficient as a tool. It's uptempo, and monotonous, and has those tribal sounds going. Meaning : You can mix it with anything up-tempo and techno/tribalesque.
Quite like the picture though :D
Quite like the picture though :D
I would agree that it's not the most original of tunes, but that's not what this is about. This is about laying down huge big sounds, wedging a mammoth beat and room-shaking bassline underneath them, and letting it roll. In my book, that's more than enough. Sure I love to listen to things that require you to listen and concentrate, but sometimes you just need to go fookin' mental.
[r95749]