Tracklist
Forcing Tomorrow | 8:51 | ||
Alchemy | 7:42 | ||
Sinti | 8:30 |
Credits (6)
- I.N.G.O.Mixed By
- Michael PagenstedtMixed By
- Bassline ProductionsProducer
- Cyrus (2)Written-By
- I.N.G.O.Written-By
- Peiki*Written-By
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![]() | Forcing Tomorrow 12", 33 ⅓ RPM, 45 RPM | Spacemate Recordings – SM 1225 | Germany | 1994 | Germany — 1994 | Recently Edited | |||
![]() | Forcing Tomorrow 12", 33 ⅓ RPM, 45 RPM, White Label | Spacemate Recordings – SM 1225 | Germany | 1994 | Germany — 1994 | Recently Edited |
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referencing Forcing Tomorrow (12", 33 ⅓ RPM, 45 RPM) SM 1225
Tracks A and B2 most likely were produced in early 1993. I have a mixed cassette with these tracks dated June 1993.- Edited 5 months ago
referencing Forcing Tomorrow (12", 33 ⅓ RPM, 45 RPM) SM 1225
The first time I reviewed this, I wasn't so impressed, but upon further listening, this is a very respectable release and I am sure it added some wonderful atmosphere to many Trance dance nights and mornings back in the day. The tracks kind of grow on you the more you listen to them. Sinti is the standout track for me and could be inserted into a history of Goa Trance set for the early timeline of around 1992. Although it was released in 1994, the sound of these tracks is more in line with tracks released in 1991-1992 IMO. referencing Forcing Tomorrow (12", 33 ⅓ RPM, 45 RPM) SM 1225
I have to disagree with Maroko, for me Sinti has a special flavour that is absolutely magic and reminds me right away of the best trance times...back in 94. It's quite stunning how one can so boldly think his judgment serves as a rule. BTW I hate goa trance.referencing Forcing Tomorrow (12", 33 ⅓ RPM, 45 RPM) SM 1225
A very interesting trance meets early goa trance release from back in the day. It's basically Ingo Schnorrenberg collaborating with Tsuyoshi Suzuki, Patrick Peiki and Cyrus.
The title track is the absolute crown taker here - an absolutely stunning and gorgeous eight minutes plus journey into deep and honest realms of trance, with really dreamy and floating melodies, accompanied with some subtle and bubbly acid synths. Lovely stuff, which sounds old school for sure, but not that dated either. Glimpses of the (back then) soon-to-be goanish influence are present, but the melodies are never too agressive or in your face.
The flip side has Alchemy, where mr. Suzuki lends a hand in production, and the result is awesome, as you'd expect from a early Tsuyoshi tune. Trancey, light hearted and really mystical. Reminiscent of the times when not everything labelled trance had to be epic or yelling "Hey, I'm a complex melody, check me out!".
Sinti is absolutely forgettable, and dated to the bone, like so many other tunes that rocked our boat in '94, but were old, rotten and forgotten by summer '95...
Keep an eye out for the two tunes I mentioned above. True trance at almost its finest. 4/5.
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