Tandú* – Acido EP

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Label:	Noom Records – NOOM 009-6
Format:	Vinyl, 12", 33 ⅓ RPM, 45 RPM, EP
Country:	Germany
Released:	1994
Genre:	Electronic
Style:	Trance, Techno, Acid

Tracklist

A		Acido Written-By, Composed By – P. Brunetti*
B1		Spaceido Written-By, Composed By – I. Kunzi, P. Brunetti
B2		Tranceido Written-By, Composed By – I. Kunzi, P. Brunetti

Companies, etc.

Published By – Warner/Chappell
Published By – Lina Music
Distributed By – MMS Euro GmbH
Produced At – No-Studios
Lacquer Cut At – SST Brüggemann GmbH

Credits

Lacquer Cut By – SST (8)
Producer – Ingo Kunzi, Pini (2)

Notes

P: Warner-Chappel. Track B1 & B2 also by Lina Music.

Side A plays at 45 RPM
Side B plays at 33 RPM

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode (Scanned): 4017866220097
Barcode (Text): 4 017866 220097
Matrix / Runout (Side A): NOOM 009-6 A
Matrix / Runout (Side B): NOOM 009-6 B
Rights Society: GEMA
Label Code: LC 5220

Other Versions (4)

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	Title (Format)	Label	Cat#	Country	Year
Recently Edited	Acido EP (CD, EP)	Noom Records	NOOM 009-5	Germany	1994
Recently Edited	Acido EP (12", 33 ⅓ RPM, 45 RPM, EP, White Label)	Noom Records	NOOM 009-6	Germany	1994
Recently Edited	Acido (4×File, MP3, Reissue, 320 kbps)	EDM	EDM 075	Germany	2014
New Submission	Acido EP (4×File, MP3, EP, Reissue, 320 kbps)	Noom Records, Noom Records, Noom Records	NOOM 009-8, NOOM0098, noom 9	Germany	Unknown

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Reviews

ralph303 22. Mai 2023
Edited one year ago
One of the legendary releases of the Noom Records label. It was always an outstanding moment to hear that tune live in the club.
miccloarch 22. Feb. 2020
Oh lord, the idiot brigade is back to underrate classic acid-trance-techno fusions from the mid 90s. This isn't quite as good as Mandala - High Noom or Nexus 6 - Tres Chic, but it's still vintage Noom. The only complaint would be the siren on "Acido." It's quite repetitive and eventually annoying but that's fixed on "Tranceido" where it's lower in the mix and not repeated as often. "Spaceido" is borderline masterpiece, and this EP is a good introduction to DJ Tandu.
Obros 30. Sept. 2019
A-Acido and Tranceido are a real disappointment!
Spaceido is the only listenable track where you can hear the hand of tandù!
kbam 28. März 2018
Awesome track, love the noom label..... better than most of the shit produced now days.....
elninomanutd 10. Sept. 2015
no decent tracks on the noom label? seriously? umm ok then
Mr.TomServo 14. März 2013
Edited 11 years ago
More or less agree with the other reviewer here. This is indeed a forgettable release from Noom, and for a name like Acido, the title track seems to be lacking in the amount (and quality) of acid/303 production. And I find the uninteresting, not-all-that-rhythmic horn/siren rather tedious, in fact.

Granted, all three tracks are OK, but nothing more than that. So, while I own most of the Noom catalog, I'm not much interested in picking up this release.
Weareonenation303 17. Aug. 2012
Edited 12 years ago
One of the more forgettable releases from Noom and for good reason: None of the tracks stand out. "Acido" has some Italian sample in the intro and the rest is your go-lucky acid trance rave track with some sirens. A decent rave track if you ask me. "Spaceido" is the only track I liked, nice ambient pad with some tribal percussion. the acid part ruins the track at times, but better than the other two cuts. "Tranceido" despite the somewhat unique name (Cough no, Trance+ido from Acido) is a boring track, the intro is just some uninspiring trance pads and later you notice it is a mix of "Acido" due to the acid sirens. I would only buy this for side B1 and only if it's dirt cheap (It's one of the cheapest releases in the entire label.) Only serious Noom fans would consider this. This would had been decent in the 80's. Stands as one of the weakest releases in the Noom label.