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Name: Pakrac
Member Since: Dec 12, 2004
Rank: 101
Average Vote Received: Correct (3.86, 14 votes)
last 10 days: Correct (3.80, 10 votes)
Rated 804 releases, average: 4.59
Location: Belgium
Profile: Normaly my recordcollection is not for sale.
But if you like to buy everything, you can propose and I will consider.
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Reviews:
Bassline Boys - War Beat - 14-Nov-09 08:56 AM
This record is just another newbeat cover of an old EBM-track. Funkmeister's War Dance is being transformed to a version where the beats are stronger, and an acid line is snaring over. Not a bad remake, even when you know the original.
Tyrome - Bad Magic - 21-Apr-09 02:08 PM
If you wanna have a Tyrome in your collection, this one is a must have. Bad Magic is the continuation from the masters well known style. And still it is refreshing to hear the dark raw sound. But what realy is top on this release, is that b-side. It sounds like a very dance-able version of an old Vangelis synthiser track. But although it sounds like synth-music first, you do not gonna sit back and relax. It is a real floorfiller! The only bad point is to the voice-sample. But that's part of my taiste.
Jam & Spoon - Tales From A Danceographic Ocean - 13-Mar-09 08:40 AM
If you wanna speak about the roots of Trance music, then this track has to be mensioned. For the first time electronic music was smooth, soft to hear, basic and complex at the same time. Altough Fantastic FF uses the wellknown TwinPeaks time, it still stands as an original track. And ofcourse Stella is the masterpeace here. But... the one who is most forgotten on this record is Keep On Moving. Yes indead, not realy tranzy, rather breakbeat house. But brilliant it is. And because it is unknown, it is still like a fresh floorfiller. I am very attrackted to the sawbass in this track. Wonderfull line to get the people start to dance. Check out!
Neon - Baby Wants To Ride - 28-Sep-08 11:28 AM
To get a hold on this record is quied hard. Target records released several identical pressings, but with slightly differend tracklistings or sleeves. What is so special about this release? Neon put on some female vocals, and a superb acid-line. On the Boccaccio New Beat Top 20 I noticed that version, and it took me a whole time to get this very rare remix. If you find a copy, before you buy, put in the tables. If no acid, nothing special. When it do has that 303 pounding, you are in luck! And what more can I tell? The acidline makes it even more dark and underground. You have to have it! A masterpiece!
House Of Crazy Sound - No Groove - 29-Jun-08 05:04 AM
As many tracks in that time, this track is made up from samples from other tracks, togetter with some stolen themes. What makes this one special is that it is probably the most danceable conversion of KLFs What Time Is Love. Back then in 1990 it was a very early rave-track what samples of the Prodigy, D-Shake, some old newbeat sounds from Neon and the Maxx, but those samples didn't take over the concept of this track. And now, after all those years I got this back on the tables, it sounds very fun and good. Back then ahead of rave, and now, a good example of what rave was all about. Dance & fun, nothing more, nothing less.
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