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Volunteers, The - Sun Down - 30-May-06 05:25 AM
For me, "Sun Down" is a contender for the best track ever released on Eye Q (though sadly it seems to go largely unnoticed by others). Revolving around a simple melody, it builds and builds. Brilliantly produced too, it has aged very well.

"Summer Frequency" is a good track in its own right, but is of course outshone by the title track.

Force Legato - System (The Remixes) - 09-Oct-05 01:18 PM
V. 3.0. has a great intro, but for me loses its momentum after a few minutes and never regains it. V. 4.0. (Laser Edit) is more of an electro take on the track, and is generally a little better.

Freddy Spins - Ola-Ola-Ola - 09-Oct-05 12:17 PM
One of Oliver Liebs most obscure releases, "Ola-Ola-Ola", is very similar to the tracks Lieb made with Torsten Fenslau as Force Legato / Staccato. It still sounds fairly good today, save for the occasional "Ola-Ola-Ola" vocal sample.

"Journey To Middle Earth" is very different to the title track, a passable ambient number reminiscent of his work with Dr. Atmo on "Music To Films". I was pleasantly surprised by this EP, and its worth hunting down.

Metrixx - Is It True? - 09-Oct-05 12:17 PM
Like "Underground Prophet" (as True Minds), here Lieb and Ghoreischian have created some kind of rap/euro house hybrid, and to be honest it hasnt dated very well. Luckily track 2 on here does away with the vocals, leaving a adequate (but nothing special) techno track (although listen out for the nice little acid line which kicks in at 3:22).

Mark 'Oh vs. John Davies - The Sparrows And The Nightingales - 11-May-05 05:52 PM
I believe the two Oliver Lieb remixes of this track to be amongst the best work hes ever done. The original is just euro trash, but Lieb turns in two trance (in the real sense of the word) interpretations. Theres little difference between the two mixes other than in their arrangement, though at a push Id say the "Main Mix", is marginally better.

Ironically this track received little attention at the time of its release, but Im just happy to have discovered this little-known gem.

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