Tracklist
A1 | Hysteria | 5:08 |
A2 | Again | 4:14 |
A3 | Acid Science | 4:40 |
A4 | Ibiza | 3:35 |
B1 | It's A Dream | 6:08 |
B2 | Celcius (37°, 38°, 39°...) | 3:15 |
B3 | Boys From London | 4:36 |
B4 | Ecstasy | 4:55 |
Companies, etc.
- Licensed From – Disco Smash
- Published By – Nowdi Music Publishing
- Published By – BMG Ariola
- Distributed By – Rush Records GmbH
- Distributed By – Discobox
- Distributed By – Da Music
- Distributed By – Deutsche Austrophon
- Distributed By – Streetheat Records
- Distributed By – Dum Dum Records
Credits
- Arranged By – B. Marissal*
- Arranged By, Lyrics By, Music By – B. Vangarsse*
- Composed By [Music] – Stephan Novak
- Executive-Producer – Michel Nachtergaele
- Lyrics By, Music By – M. De San Antonio, S. Novak*
- Mixed By – Fiction*
- Photography By – David Loffeld
- Producer – Bruno Van Garsse
- Sleeve – D. Vandamme*
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DILP 3625 | Amnesia | Hysteria (LP, Album) | Indisc | DILP 3625 | Belgium | 1988 | Sell This Version | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
50185 | Amnesia | Hysteria (CD, Album) | BCM Records | 50185 | Germany, Austria, & Switzerland | 1989 | Sell This Version | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
BCM 60185 | Amnesia | Hysteria (Cass, Album) | BCM Records | BCM 60185 | Germany, Austria, & Switzerland | 1989 | Sell This Version | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
DIMC 3625 | Amnesia | Hysteria (Cass, Album) | Indisc | DIMC 3625 | Belgium | 1988 | Sell This Version | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
OMC 1180, OMC-1.180 | Amnesia | Ibiza (Cass, Album) | Open Records, Open Records | OMC 1180, OMC-1.180 | Spain | 1989 | Sell This Version |
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y-1
July 28, 2006
edited over 11 years ago
Not Electro, not EBM, not Acid, not House, but a bit of all of those and more: This is one of the first true Techno full length albums with a distinctive European sound. Of course, this has to be called a typical New Beat release, but it only shows how New Beat was an important predecessor for the european sort of Techno, Trance and Hardcore.
All of these styles can be recognized in Amnesia's slightly acidic, dark and powerful synths, which are allowed to shine on this album, also because none of the few vocal samples is ever repeated too often (my favourite vocal: "it's a dream" with strong accent belge on "it's" :). Many vocal samples were not looped, but repeatedly spoken, as evident in the track Acid Science.
The singles Ibiza and It's A Dream are highlights on the album, though the track which brings the extra rush for me is Boys From London. How could they make their synthies sound that melancholy?
All of these styles can be recognized in Amnesia's slightly acidic, dark and powerful synths, which are allowed to shine on this album, also because none of the few vocal samples is ever repeated too often (my favourite vocal: "it's a dream" with strong accent belge on "it's" :). Many vocal samples were not looped, but repeatedly spoken, as evident in the track Acid Science.
The singles Ibiza and It's A Dream are highlights on the album, though the track which brings the extra rush for me is Boys From London. How could they make their synthies sound that melancholy?
SeKwEnZeR
March 8, 2018