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Mystic MoodsA Euphonius Perspective

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Electronic

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Drum n Bass

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Horn Fusion [Concept 1]
Horn Fusion [Concept 2]
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    Cover of A Euphonius Perspective, 1996-07-18, VinylA Euphonius Perspective
    12", 33 ⅓ RPM
    Mystic Moods – MMOODS 5UK1996UK1996
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    Cover of A Euphonius Perspective, 1996, VinylA Euphonius Perspective
    12", Promo
    Mystic Moods – MMOODS 5UK1996UK1996
    Cover of Horn Fusion EP, , VinylHorn Fusion EP
    12", 33 ⅓ RPM, Limited Edition, Test Pressing, White Label
    Mystic Moods – MMOODS 5UKUK
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    Reviews

    • egg__it's avatar
      egg__it
      This is a solid intelligent drum and bass track, but I'm giving it a 3 out of 5 mainly because, as others have mentioned, concepts 1-2 are too similar to enjoy listening to consecutively. Aside from that, it's pretty decent.
      • Pleinmont's avatar
        Pleinmont
        Remember Horn Fusion getting a lot of play back then from Kemistry and Storm, great track
        • thewaxfactory's avatar
          thewaxfactory
          Note to Basement Phil - perhaps you can validate this info if you ever see this? its always nice to get the artists input and the story behind the tracks - big respect to you!
          • no.buo's avatar
            no.buo
            i love how 90s dnb is cheap (for the most part) compared to recent releases that use dnb elements and become expensive the week after their release
            • LIFELINE's avatar
              LIFELINE
              Edited one year ago
              Horn Fusion [Concept 1 and 2] – Pretty much the same tunes with slightly varied breaks.

              Ron and Phil Wells from Basement Records, under one of their many guises, really got it together on this track. A haunting, jazzy roller with a rare-groove element. Aside from being a great standalone track, it provides the perfect crossover piece during a set to go from mellow to dark or vice-versa. Eerie brass stabs underpinned by sweeping chords massage the relentless beats into submission at the ‘drop-out’, with the aid of some precisely executed drum rolls. The deep sub bass rumbles away like a beast at the back of it’s lair.

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