Progressive Attack – The Secrets Of Love

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Image	,	–			In Your Collection, Wantlist, or Inventory	Version Details	Data Quality
	The Secrets Of Love 12", 45 RPM	Harthouse – HH 021	Germany	1993	Germany — 1993
	The Secrets Of Love 12", 33 ⅓ RPM	Harthouse U.K. – HARTUK 9	UK	1993	UK — 1993	Recently Edited
	The Secrets Of Love 12", White Label, Promo, 33 ⅓ RPM, Stamped	Harthouse U.K. – HART UK 9	UK	1993	UK — 1993	Recently Edited

joisdaschoweihnachte May 28, 2023
referencing The Secrets Of Love (12", 45 RPM) HH 021
It was all about understanding this music in 1993. Who can someone not love this track, who is into this stuff?
kier0ne Sep 17, 2020
referencing The Secrets Of Love (12", 45 RPM) HH 021
The Secrets of Love is the first track that I remember hearing in my head long after the track was over. After the rave. The repeating bass stab sound that never goes away.
TimaMachine Jan 27, 2013
Edited 10 years ago
referencing The Secrets Of Love (12", 45 RPM) HH 021
The Secrets Of Love is a pretty average track and very outdated, it gets a 3/5 at the most. Now flip it over and enjoy Cyberlove, a deep and hypnotic track reminiscent of the golden age of trance, 1993 - it gets a solid 4/5. Also check out Hypnoticharmony Part 2 from Hildenbeutel's 2nd release under his Progressive Attack alias - running at 136BPM, it's slower than Cyberlove here but still in the same vain and quite enjoyable in 2013.
Max16032 Oct 21, 2010
Edited 12 years ago
referencing The Secrets Of Love (12", 45 RPM) HH 021
"It's about Peace and Love"

With this simple spoken phrase comes the "Progressive Attack" that Mr. Hildenbeutel will send to your senses. With massive amounts of energy and power, "The Secrets Of Love" is an explosive track with aggresive basslines and punching kickdrums. A hard and fast piece of techno adequate for the climax of a set. A Harthouse Essencial! 5/5