To me, this is one of the greatest tracks from a dance pioneer in pioneering times.
I remember still coming to terms with Digeridoo and all its' ground-breakingly stunning brilliance, and then this monster emerged from the deep like some all encompassing cloak of darkness. Never before in electronic music had I heard such organic beauty and it truly changed the way I accepted new sounds.
I remember being handed this one at Central Station Records on my weekly pilgrimage and flipping straight to the black side, where all R&S gems are found, and I shut my eyes to listen to Polynomial-C. Whoaa!!! I put the needle back to the beginning and listened again. And again. I looked around to make sure I was still in the shop and I wasn't dreaming. I felt like I was floating in the clouds.
This was the most beautiful thing my ears had ever heard and still amazes me today, 16 years on.
I would actually go as far as to say that this release is very high up in my top 5 dance tracks ever.
If you ever get the opportunity to pick this up, do so. You will never, ever regret it. Whether it is your style of music or not, the sheer depth of brilliance will blow you away.
Guaranteed. Nuff said.

The hellbound mix is an absolute belter that scares the willies out of me. Takes me back to the dark days of clubbing in little old Adelaide when smoke machines and strobelights ruled.

Amazon sends shivers up and down my spine whenever i hear it, even 14 years on. If the sheer beauty of this track doesn't give you goosebumps, you might want to check yourself for a pulse.