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The Generator – Where Are You Now?
| Sello: | Tidy Trax – TIDY130T |
|---|---|
| Formato: | Vinilo, 12", 45 RPM, One |
| País: | UK |
| Publicado: | |
| Género: | Electronic |
| Estilo: | Hard Trance, Hard House |
Publicación
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Lista de Títulos
| A | Where Are You Now? (Moonman Remix) | |
| B | Where Are You Now? (Trauma Remix) |
Compañías, etc.
- Copyright fonográfico ℗ – Tidy Trax
- Copyright © – Tidy Trax
- Publicado por – Dance Cave Publishing
- Publicado por – Basart Music Group
- Licencia de – Purple Eye Productions
- Prensado por – DFI
- Producido para – Caveman Productions
Créditos
- Written-By, Producer – Robert Smit
Notas
Written & produced for Caveman Productions.
Dancecave Publishing (Basart Music Group).
℗&© 1999 Tidy Trax.
Disc One
Dancecave Publishing (Basart Music Group).
℗&© 1999 Tidy Trax.
Disc One
Código de Barras y Otros Identificadores
- Código de Barras (Text): 6 84011 11376 0
- Código de Barras (Scanned): 684011113760
- Matriz/zona muerta (Runout stamped, side A): DFI-9 9-7 TIDY 130 T A
- Matriz/zona muerta (Runout stamped, side B): DFI-9 9-7 TIDY 130T B
Otras versiones (5 de 17)Ver Todos
| Título (Formato) | Sello | Cat. nº | País | Año | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Where Are You Now? (12", 33 ⅓ RPM, 45 RPM) | Polar State | POL 7001 | Netherlands | 1999 | |||
| Where Are You Now? (12", 45 RPM, Two) | Tidy Trax | TIDY130T2 | UK | 1999 | |||
| Where Are You Now? (CD, Single) | Tidy Trax, Tidy Trax | TIDY130CD, Tidy130CD | UK | 1999 | |||
| Where Are You Now (CD, Single) | Ultra Violet Recordings | PDJ108DS | Australia & New Zealand | 1999 | |||
| Where Are You Now? (12") | Temprogressive | TP9016MX | Spain | 1999 |
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Everybody is focusing on the moonman mix but i believe both are great in their respective genres. That acid woobling bassline is quite catchy and saws are used to its great lengths but im unsure about the vocoder samples though. Should have been used like in the traumer mix.
The Traumer mix is just as great that gives a slight dark feel vibe and gets straight to the point. Play the track at 140+ and you got quite a monster!.
The Traumer mix is just as great that gives a slight dark feel vibe and gets straight to the point. Play the track at 140+ and you got quite a monster!.
Moonman! 5/5.
Ferry Corsten's Moonman remix of Where Are You Now is a fantastic trance anthem.
Utilising his Gouryella bassline to maximum effect, Ferry really brings alive this already great track and ups the euphoria to 10!
Keeping the nice vocoder vocal, in the breakdown he makes the track his own by injecting that all so familiar Corsten circa 1999 sweet buildup that so many others replicated (and many still do, in fact).
Criminally overlooked, this remix is right up there with Ferry's best productions of the time.
Utilising his Gouryella bassline to maximum effect, Ferry really brings alive this already great track and ups the euphoria to 10!
Keeping the nice vocoder vocal, in the breakdown he makes the track his own by injecting that all so familiar Corsten circa 1999 sweet buildup that so many others replicated (and many still do, in fact).
Criminally overlooked, this remix is right up there with Ferry's best productions of the time.