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Name: Rasmus
Member Since: Jul 02, 2003
Rank: 2587
Average Vote Received: Correct (4.00, 2 votes)
Rated 1100 releases, average: 3.66
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
Profile: Feel free to contact me with any questions you might have on my moderations - don't ask me to vote your pendings, questions will be ignored.
I'm 23 years, and live in Copenhagen, Denmark, where I study medicine.
The study takes much of my time now, so unfortunately I don't have that much time for my music passion right now.
Besides music, I love snowboarding & all kinds of sports.
Snowboarding @ Val Thorens winter 2004.
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Reviews:
Gus Gus - David (Luke Chable Remix) - 18-Aug-04 12:20 AM
Luke Chable turns out a monster remix! Combining small vocal snippets from the original with breaks, dirty electro sounds & monster basslines, this is is a must-have if you're into Chable's sound - or if you just need a new mix of 'David'.
Taucher & Tandu* Presents Tantau - Mansonate - 20-Jul-04 11:20 PM
DJ Taucher & DJ Tandu teams up for their first real collaboration - and what a team! While they're previosly best known for more cheesy trance, 'Mansonate' is a much more more progressive oriented, dark, driving track.
Do not get fooled by the names on the label - this is progressive trance at its best!
Solarstone Presents Elizabeth Fields - Speak In Sympathy - 04-May-04 09:54 AM
The vocals definately make this track complete - Elizabeth Fields' voice is simply fantastic. Everybody who likes this track, should definately check out the "bootleg" 2 Players vs. Elizabeth Fields - Signet Sympathy on the Lost Language Exhibition EP. It's not really a bootleg, as the acapella from 'Speak In Sympathy' is legal - but definately worth checking out if you haven't heard it. Her voice blends with the track 'Signet' in a chilled, beautiful way.
PQM* - You Are Sleeping (Remixes) - 20-Feb-04 08:52 AM
In my opinion, the Luke Chable Vocal Pass was one of the biggest progressive tunes of 2003. The haunting beats combined with the vocals creates a monster tune, that destroys the dancefloor.
On a sidenote - I don't know if my copy of this doublepack is the only one - but the labels are completely fucked up. Not only are the sides flipped, but the labels are switched the discs in-between. So what appears to be the A-side of vinyl 1 is actually the B-side of vinyl 2, and the other way round! Quite disturbing when mixing..
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