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Name: Axefield Home Page: axefield Member Since: Aug 26, 2006 Rank: 1303 Average Vote Received: Correct (3.65, 134 votes)   last 10 days: Correct (3.88, 16 votes) Rated 3360 releases, average: 4.21 Location: Utrecht, The Netherlands Profile: Visitors since the year 2009 MSN: djaxefield@hotmail.com Enjoy my mixes, for links and track lists see lists.

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AR* - Vol. 1 - 21-Nov-09 08:24 PM
Every once in a while theres one of those records that just gets you crazy. The main one for me is the first. It starts with an awkward catchy beat and works up towards a real party mode with rough bass. Strange combination of all kinds of styles, wouldnt even know how to call this. Perhaps unclassified would be a nice description? The second track is more of a relaxed sort of deep house track. The third one is one of those classic acid house sounding tracks, great in simplicity, however also one of those interesting beats. The forth is a remix of the main that doesnt get me. It sounds like the main track has been put in restraints and thats not a good thing. Although it still jumps out its not working for me. The main one is what makes me Get Down, crazy enough for a prominent position in my collection, candidate for vice chancellor.

Culture Beat - Mr. Vain - 29-Sep-09 11:22 AM
The very first CD I ever bought. At the time I was still studying and didnt know English very well so had no idea what it meant. I just liked the lame but uplifting beats.

After I started buying records and sold my CDs I havent thought of this song for many many years untill I heard it on the radio again more than a decade later. To my surprise I was now old enough to be nostalgic, I just liked it and also kinda liked the corny lyrics. I just had to have it again for good old times sake.

The remix and the edit sound pretty much the same as the original. I guess its more there to fill up the release than actually adding anything.

All and all I wouldnt really say this song seems to me like its made as a result of an artistical drive or the will to spread a message of any significance but more out of a pure commercial interest to score a hit. I probably wouldnt like it as much if it didnt gave me nostalgic memories because really, its kinda shit.

Various - Thunderdome II - Judgement Day (Part 1) - 29-Sep-09 11:04 AM
Remember so well... This was the very first cassette I ever bought. Played it over and over, the good stuff. Most of these songs are quite simpel but in a smart way, they keep building up power by using very strong samples and rought baselines.

Something Bigger just keeps repeating, hypnotising you.
Caramba I later bought on vinyl and still play it often, very uplifting and combines well with techno.
Music Pumpin is as the title suggest, pumpin. Very simple song and very powerfull, one of those you can keep listening to over and over and still keep dancing.
Pump It I also bought on vinyl later in life, one of those classics that just stayed with me over the years, makes virtually everybody move.
Was Is Techno I always hated, the intro is a funny conversation of a German speaking mentally handicapt person trying to understand what techno is about. These sort of songs are usually only funny the first and maybe the second time but than start to annoy you.

The rest of the songs I dont remember that well.