Tracklist
Mood (Optimystic Mix) | 7:06 |
Mood (Metaphysical Mix) | 4:30 |
Science Of Numbers | 6:40 |
Tear Drops Of Yesterday | 5:28 |
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KMS 027 | Symbols & Instruments | Mood (12") | KMS | KMS 027 | US | 1989 | Sell This Version | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
KMS 027 | Symbols & Instruments | Mood (12", Promo) | KMS | KMS 027 | US | 1989 | Sell This Version | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
NWKT 5 | Symbols & Instruments | Mood (12") | Network Records | NWKT 5 | UK | 1990 | Sell This Version | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
KMS 027 | Symbols & Instruments | Mood (12", RE, RM) | KMS | KMS 027 | UK | 2014 | Sell This Version |
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MISTER_DIA-TRIBE_73
October 30, 2017
edited over 3 years ago
referencing Mood, 12", KMS 027
referencing Mood, 12", KMS 027
Science Of Numbers 6:40 uses the sample "The first job we have to do is to identify that your loud speakers are connected correctly" from this record https://www.discogs.com/Robert-Dougall-BBC-Stereo-Test-Disc/master/884406 . Symbols & Instruments – Science Of Numbers is a highly underrated piece of Techno-House-Techno. I wouldn't even say it was Detroit Techno sound as it seems to stand alone especially with the TB303 break beat driven masterpiece that is for me sheer brilliance! My copy is in need of going to the scrap heap as it's been heavily played since 1989! Blimey ;) P.s. if you love your Jungle Techno sound then check out https://www.discogs.com/Digitech-Imperial-Stix-EP/release/319137 as Dillinja samples Mood (Metaphysical Mix) on the A1 Untitled track. Ps. And a BIG p.s. Do not forget about the other two guys who wrote and produced this. C. Nazuka* and M. Farina* !
FuzoidNuzzoid
October 21, 2017Johnmarcus
September 29, 2017
referencing Mood, 12", KMS 027
What an E.P, this is truly pioneering, with the mix & depth of tracks on here.
Mood "Optimystic Mix" is probably the better known track, with its Techno percussive loops, that are very distinctive and start to drop into warmer lush warm synths as the track evolves, giving the track a rich warm feel in parts but then dropping out to the sparseness of the percussion. Such a great innovative E.P. the only way to experience it is to have a listen & don't spear the dial - play it loud !
Mood "Optimystic Mix" is probably the better known track, with its Techno percussive loops, that are very distinctive and start to drop into warmer lush warm synths as the track evolves, giving the track a rich warm feel in parts but then dropping out to the sparseness of the percussion. Such a great innovative E.P. the only way to experience it is to have a listen & don't spear the dial - play it loud !
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8892sales
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tatman303
August 14, 2010
referencing Mood, 12", KMS 027
Four track e.p which originally surfaced on Kevin Saunderson’s KMS imprint courtesy of that genius Derek Carter. Detroit techno flirts with the most gorgeous blissed out ambiance, which results in a 12 inch which has not dated since the day it was licensed to Birmingham’s Network label.
parabolica
January 9, 2021