Biochip C. – Freedom 7

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		The Mindclearer	9:45
		Untitled	10:44

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Image	,	–			In Your Collection, Wantlist, or Inventory	Version Details	Data Quality
	Freedom 7 12", Light Blue Marbled	Propulsion 285 – propulsion285 002	Germany	1993	Germany — 1993	Recently Edited
	Freedom 7 12", Dark Blue Marbled	Propulsion 285 – propulsion285 002	Germany	1993	Germany — 1993	Recently Edited
	Freedom 7 12", Dark Blue Translucent	Propulsion 285 – propulsion285 002	Germany	1993	Germany — 1993	Recently Edited

bloodhoundcoverband Feb 14, 2018
Edited 7 years ago
referencing Freedom 7 (12", Dark Blue Translucent) propulsion285 002
more than that hardly achieveable in acid ... brilliant tmeless acid tune
delirium303 Feb 13, 2018
Edited 5 years ago
referencing Freedom 7 (12", Dark Blue Translucent) propulsion285 002
One of the best Biochip C records. Its the pure analoge joy storm.
I would store it in the tribalacid sector. This release could be a Dj.ungle Fever too.
Martin Damm composed not only acid and techno with a special punk style he did it with hardcore and also trance elements.
Not many other artist can reach this energy, this is the Biochip C factor - it became one power in the world of acidtechno.
cthulhu303 May 4, 2007
Edited 18 years ago
referencing Freedom 7 (12", Light Blue Marbled ) propulsion285 002
As often with Damm releases, there is so much hapening it is sometimes hard to follow. One minute it is a distant siren and a warning voice, the next it is a jet blast and radio interferences, later on, it is a distorted Acid line and carousel melodies... This is the most well-known Propulsion 285 release, with two trademark Biochip C. tracks constructed out of about a thousand layers each, making for a rather intense experience. The subterranean kick seems to have a life of its own, especially on The Mindclearer, and requires a proper sound installation to render nicely. Mean Acid grunge!