Mijk Van Dijk – Glow

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		Sound & Thought & Vision	5:59
		I Constantly Invent Myself	4:45
		More	8:02
		I Think I Know	6:10
		Sub C	6:40
		Watch Me Dance	5:19
		Do Dee Do	6:25
		Automatic	7:41
		Out Of Control	5:13
		Suck My Soul	6:11
		The Eternal Afterhour Of The Soul	3:16
		Shelter	8:05

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Image	,	–			In Your Collection, Wantlist, or Inventory	Version Details	Data Quality
	Glow CD, Album, Partially Mixed	Superstition – superstition 2074	Germany	1997	Germany — 1997	Recently Edited
	Glow 2×LP, Album	Superstition – Superstition 2074	Germany	1997	Germany — 1997	Recently Edited
	Glow 2×LP, Album, Promo, White Label	Superstition – Superstition 2074	Germany	1997	Germany — 1997	New Submission
	Glow (Japanese Edition) CD, Album; CD, Mini	Sony Records – SRCS 8585~6	Japan	1998	Japan — 1998	Recently Edited
	Glow Cassette, Album	Outside Media – SUP MC 002, Superstition – SUP MC 002	Poland	1999	Poland — 1999	New Submission
	Glow File, WAV	Superstition – 0827170022362	Germany	2004	Germany — 2004	Recently Edited
	Glow File, MP3, 320 kbps	Superstition – 0827170022362	Germany	2004	Germany — 2004	New Submission
	Glow CD, Album, Promo, Cardboard Sleeve	Superstition – Superstition 2074	Germany		Germany

trisuli Mar 14, 2021
referencing Glow (CD, Album, Partially Mixed) superstition 2074
Track "Automatic" contains sample from LP Padlock: Special Mixes by Larry Levan (1983).
Massime Sep 11, 2018
referencing Glow (2×LP, Album) Superstition 2074
Too bad the sax part is cheesy on 'Sub - C', the bassline is ace tho
L.Verhoeven Feb 18, 2008
referencing Glow (Japanese Edition) (CD, Album, CD, Mini) SRCS 8585~6
"Glow" is one of Mijk van Dijk's weaker works - which means that it's still a pretty solid release. Mijk van Dijk is at his best, whe he creates tracks that evolve and release lots of energy in the end. "Schoneberg" (Marmion), "Wild Life" and nearly all his titles released under the artist name "Mijk's Magic Marble Box" fit into this category. Sadly, the music on "Glow" has those climaxes missing. The titles often feel like the real thing will kick in every minute - but it doesn't. Make no mistake though: All tracks are typical works of Mijk van Dijk. You just hear it in the way they are arranged and mixed and harmonies are used. But when I listen to a Mijk van Dijk record, I expect a little more energy.