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Can-D-Music - Navigator - 05-Sep-09 04:55 PM
This is the track which become famous through the internet phenomenon (a so called "meme") known as "Techno Viking". "Techno Viking" is a video which became popular on youtube and inspired many video remixes and parodies. Basically the orginal video shows a guy totally drugged up dancing on the streets of berlin at the Fuckparade 2000, while this song is playing. This guy remotely matched in his appereance the style of a viking, hence he got the name "Techno Viking".

Moby - Mulholland - 18-Feb-09 02:14 PM
Mulholland is actually a dissappointment. This track consists of some minimal drum pattern combined with TWO chords played on piano and a warm pad. Everybod, who has some musical feeling will miss the third chord, that would finish the sequence, so it just sounds annoying after two minutes or so, because you always want to hear the third chord. But this never happens... So dont waste your time, this is music for drug addicts only!

Jesse Saunders - On & On (The Remixes) - 07-Oct-08 11:03 AM
What a disappointment! 20 years after his 1984 classic house cut "On & On" Jesse Saunders releases a 2x12" with remixes, celebrating the 20th anniversary of house-music.
But after listening to the remixes delivered here, I found myself asking, if Jesse is celebrating 20 years of money making rather than house-music. The vibe of house music is definitely not contained in this package.
On the 1st Vinyl some acceptable remixes are provided, taking the classic with respectfull treatment into the new century - but even being the best cuts here they are nothing more than standarized-house cuts, providing nothing special or new. The rest of this package is really annoying. The rubbish prog-house-trance crossover cuts on Vinyl 2 sound almost like if they were originally not intended to be remixes for Jesses track untill a manager came into the studio and said "Hey, throw the "On & On" Vocal in there", which resulted in tracks that contain a totally out of context placed sample.

Transient - Works / Play EP - 10-Aug-06 03:19 AM
This release is really nerdy!
The E.P. consits of two parts, beginning with the track "Direct" the "Work E.P." of this minialbum starts, with tracks only being produced on a Palm Handheld. I got this E.P. via a podcast and so I did not read the information which is supplied on the Monotonik labelpage, where you can download these great IDM tunes for free. Having not visited the page, I wondered what type of equipment you need to produce such great pieces of electronic music. I would have never believed that anything like this could be made with a Handheld. By the way, the software which Transient uses is named Bahjis Loops, a really great piece of software. However, it is not only the software it is also Transients skill who, I suppose, gets most out of this programm. This E.P. really is a timeless piece of art - music on a higher level!

Snitzer & McCoy - We Will Rock You - 22-Jun-06 11:24 AM
This Record is a fake. It was never produced in USA, Turn Table Box is a reference to a german studio.
Snitzer and McCoy was a project, created by well known german techno artists, which have agreed with Superstition recrods to keep silent. The intention beyound the Snitzer and McCoy project was to create an USA like artist, because market analysis showed, that american techno artist gain high chart positions or at least sale good. Jeff Mills was very popular at that time in germany. Unfortunately, Superstition had no american artist in their reportoire, so Snitzer and McCoy was created.
The representatives of this studio project were a 5-head breakdance combo. There were also lot of merchandise articles in backstock, but the hype could not launch to internal difficulties and misunderstandings.

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