Calypso (5) – We Move The Jumpin' Hype!
Label:
Snake Records (3) – SN 0020-2
Format:
CD, Album
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Tracklist
1 | Welcome To Calypso | 2:06 |
2 | Hardcore Islands (Extended) | 6:42 |
3 | Def Con 5 | 5:31 |
4 | Rave In Paradise | 3:36 |
5 | Final Breakdown | 4:35 |
6 | Jumpin' Hype | 7:32 |
7 | Ride On Guitar | 8:57 |
8 | Rock 'N' Rave | 6:06 |
9 | To Be Continued... | 1:20 |
10 | Hardcore Islands (Airplay Mix) | 3:58 |
Companies, etc.
- Phonographic Copyright (p) – Snake Records (3)
- Pressed By – Sonopress – S-0416
- Mixed At – Magic Minds Studio
- Mastered At – Magic Minds Studio
- Recorded At – Loony Tunes Studio
Credits
- Composed By – Daniel "den Ham" Bäcker*, Oliver "MC TAC" Westphal*, Tobias "Riva" Wölki*
- Engineer – Jan Nemec
- Producer – Jan Nemec, Tobias Wölki
Notes
Cover says: "Live At Reincarnation
Incl. Hitsingle Hardcore Island".
Recorded by Loony Tunes Studio, Germany.
Mixed & mastered at Magic Minds Studio, Germany.
Greetings to all who helped us, our friends & families and to all the partypeople in the world. Very special greetings to the Hardcore Posse at Gran Canaria, Mallorca and Ibiza!!
℗ Snake Records, 1996
Made in the Czech Republic
Pressed by SONOPRESS in Germany
Incl. Hitsingle Hardcore Island".
Recorded by Loony Tunes Studio, Germany.
Mixed & mastered at Magic Minds Studio, Germany.
Greetings to all who helped us, our friends & families and to all the partypeople in the world. Very special greetings to the Hardcore Posse at Gran Canaria, Mallorca and Ibiza!!
℗ Snake Records, 1996
Made in the Czech Republic
Pressed by SONOPRESS in Germany
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SN 0020-4 | Calypso (5) | We Move The Jumpin' Hype! (Cass, Album) | Snake Records (3) | SN 0020-4 | Czech Republic | 1996 | Sell This Version |
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_Cygnet_
April 27, 2017
Many people consider this CD as a rare edition, but actually it is not so. Now it can be easily found. I bought this release about a month ago for only 1 Euro - it was brand new, sealed. Great album! Like many other people first I heard these tracks in 1998. Love them till now. Highly recommended. My overall rating: 5/5
scar-raver
July 16, 2011
edited over 9 years ago
This is an excelent release! I was searching for it for a long time and finally I bought it (brand new!). Great music! Me, as a Scooter fan, appreciate this style a lot! I agree with a previous commenter, with all his sentences. This album is a MUST for all the rave music fans!
DjDaver
June 29, 2009
The excellent release, searched for its very long time, but at last that was bought by this disk and absolutely new. Also it is very glad to it. Excellent music. A rave of 1997. It is a pity that children from Calypso now let out nothing, and very much it would be desirable to hear from them that that new. When that in 1998, with music Calypso, piracy albums Scooter were on sale. I had till now Cassetes and CD`s with these piracy records.
Calypso - Greatest Realese!
We Move The Jumpin' Hype! Yeah!!!
Calypso - Greatest Realese!
We Move The Jumpin' Hype! Yeah!!!
Agneton
December 5, 2018Truth be told, after purchasing my copy, I found myself completely underwhelmed by this album, and mind you, I'm a huge Happy Hardcore/ Rave fan, both old and new stuff.
The tracks are often very one-dimensional, with little evolution throughout most of the tunes and the melodies are pretty bland, with absolutely no distinctive hooks, memorable twists, etc. It's Happy Hardcore all right, no doubt about that, and it's not completely bad either, however it all sounds very... generic.
The good?
1) The MC'ing is catchy, very well performed, heavily reminiscent of Scooter (or imitated by Scooter? Not sure) but unfortunately without any of the catchy melodies of Scooter tracks.
2) The track "Hardcore Islands" is OK. Not outstanding, but it has nice piano riffs, cool MC'ing, OK-ish melodies, etc. Will give it a replay from time to time and it saves the CD from getting a 2/5 score from me.
3) It's a live recording. Appearently. That's cool. Live recordings are cool.