When i heard this track on the Intergalactic FM online
Radio broadcast, i felt 100% sure listening to a Track from the late 70's.
When i saw this Discogs-entry i simply could not believe it should be a 2007-Release.

Whoever is behind this great tune - deepest respect for this
awesome, amazing Masterpiece.

This is so unbelievably great, if this is really a 2007 Production (??still can't believe :) ) then it deserves at least an oscar and absolute attention!

I think i never heard such an authentic Track that is able to capture the strange mood and visions of the 70's krautrock, psychedelic electronica & experimental Generations.
consequently, the name of the release "Hommage an die Jugend Europas" fits exactly to the Sound.
Kraftwerk, Tangerine Dream & Future World Orchestra are melting to a symbiosis of upfront nostalgia - no words for this than:
Hats Off!

What a record..!!
This downtempo jewel brings still tears in my eyes
- 20 years later.
Back in 1987 when electronic Dance Music was on the Rise,
this release brought us one of those magic moments you'll
never forget, like your first love.
No matter what style of music you prefer,
what you like or dislike; this tune is at least
music with heart and emotion, and - without a shadow
of a doubt - an outstanding masterpiece.
I wish there were more records like this.
5 Star-class.

This Track is for sure one of the greatest Trance Tracks of all time - and yeah, i mean 100% Spiritual-Real Trance.

When i first heard it on the legendary 'HR3 ClubNight' Radioshow back in 1991 with Torsten Fenslau, it made me tremble, i never forgot that tune until i heard it again about ten years later.

The complete, nearly 9 Minutes sound 'heaven made', it does not get better than this, this one was a wanted track for about 16 years,
i had tears in my eyes when i finally got that absolute Masterpiece.

I doubt there's anybody who does not get touched by this record,
and if so, it must be a dead individual without any emotion.

For me personally, the by far best Trance-Record ever released and a MUST LISTEN to everybody who wants to listen to the real deal!

This is maybe the worst reissue i've ever seen in my entire Life.
The original 'glowing in the dark ep' consists of three outstanding tracks, each one definitely worth buying it.

Michael Gross, highly talented Producer of the Original, is one of the most credible persons in the music business, with a true 'stay behind' Attitude.
This Bulk-Label puts the legendary Original Title-Track of 1984 on the A-Side; and a desastrous remix by a newbie without any serious background on the B-Side. Not only a shame compared to the Original, but also a shame for itself.
I'm at least glad they 'protected' the other two tracks from being released on this crappy Label.
Sometimes the sleeves and labels underline it's content.
Gigolo records with it's muscular snob is the actual design;
"No nonsense Music" was printed on the Original Label in 1984 -
Thanks to some fake remixers sometimes the worst nightmare becomes true.

This record contains samples from
Gaz Nevada - IC Love Affair. The Remix Issue is a real Dancefloor-Smash with heavy beats, very recommended, it has this special, unique 1989/90 Feeling from the 'Bleep & Clonk'-Era like LFO, TTO, Tricky Disco and Lhasa. Due to the fact that Techno and House Releases from that time (because of the Minimal-Hype) are mostly not in demand today there are many real gem's for very cheap prices around that are very recommended but widely unknown to the younger generations or those who started with Techno after 1992.

This record is for sure one of the best 80s funk tracks ever produced.
Really a shame that it is that brutally rare, luckily it got a well deserved (and at least digital) reissue on one of the Masterpiece Compilations.
I'm not a friend of reissues or makin' money with a dead cow - but this is not a dead cow at all and it's so insanely rare and in demand; please bring it on 12inch again!
The outstanding Production Quality, the extremely energetic and always positive and inspiring vibrations, the ultra clean and crisp Sound without being cheesy at all makes this one an absolute unique piece of work. 5 stars? at least one more!

Beware of the repress! None of the four versions is the same as on the original release of 1988 - Although it has (nearly) the same artwork, the same catalogue-number.
The vocals are terrible on the reissue, and the beats/loops are out of clock!

I don't know who committed this, but it's so far from the original that it definitely has nothing to do with the '88 original kms 015.

You can see the difference - The original release has a lighter yellow - And the fake release a kind of handwritten-style typo ’Kevin Maurice Saunderson’ as seen on the picture above.

The original release exists in two different pressings: One with the distribution comment on the lower surface of the label, one without.

this is one of the rarest gems ever - in the late 70's, it was far ahead of it's time - and a milestone in history of disco.

while most producers still made the typical 70's disco records full of studio 54-cheesy flavour, those guys created six awesome, full tracks of progression, spaced out vocals and synth-strings - incredible for it's release date, some would say today, but nothing more to say, you must listen to that - as important as kraftwerk and human league - but thousand times rarer ...

legendary disco label with outstanding artist and excellent sound that still burns today - First Choice´s "Let No Man Put Asunder" changed a whole Generation with massive Influence on the House-Scene, imitated and sampled a thousand times, but never reached that outstanding Quality in Sound, Songwriting and furious Power, pressed in a twelve inch Single !