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Transwave – Backfire
Label: | 3D Vision – 3DVCD026, 3D Vision – UNCD001 |
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Format: | CD, Compilation, Partially Mixed |
Country: | France |
Released: | |
Genre: | Electronic |
Style: | Goa Trance |
Tracklist
1 | Adoration To The Aum | 7:09 | |
2 | Hypersphere | 7:00 | |
3 | Anahata | 6:55 | |
4 | Arsonik | 6:27 | |
5 | Cycles Of Life | 7:19 | |
6 | Code S9 | 6:39 | |
7 | Flamicogyre | 9:46 | |
8 | Bombay Night | 7:45 | |
9 | Ulysse Voyage No. 2 | 5:29 |
Companies, etc.
- Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Transwave
- Copyright © – Transwave
- Distributed By – Arabesque Distribution
- Mastered At – Synthetic Soundlabs
- Published By – Atal Music Ltd.
Credits
- Design – Rewind Ltd.
- Mastered By – Frederic Holyszewski*
- Written-By, Producer – Christophe Drouillet*, Frederic "Dado" Holyszewski*
Notes
"A Transwave Best Of (1994-1996)"
Mastered @ Synthetic Soundlabs (Ibiza).
Published by Atal Music Ltd.
(P) & (C) 2006 Transwave.
Made in the EEC.
Track 7, Flamicogyre has a glitch around 7:48 which however, as explained by the artist himself, turns out to be deliberately left for the "old-school" feeling. The track originally appeared in the mix Spiritual Trance Vol. 2 named "Flamycogire".
Mastered @ Synthetic Soundlabs (Ibiza).
Published by Atal Music Ltd.
(P) & (C) 2006 Transwave.
Made in the EEC.
Track 7, Flamicogyre has a glitch around 7:48 which however, as explained by the artist himself, turns out to be deliberately left for the "old-school" feeling. The track originally appeared in the mix Spiritual Trance Vol. 2 named "Flamycogire".
Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Barcode (Text): 5 017744 102315
- Barcode (String): 5017744102315
- Matrix / Runout: | 3DVCD026CD | | ARABESQUE LTD. | 004855 |
- Mastering SID Code: IFPI LD12
- Mould SID Code: IFPI 5Q74
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Edited 11 months ago
Great compilation of unreleased tracks and singles from the great period 1994-1996. You can find 2 unreleased tracks (Arsonik & Code S9) renamed and engraved on vinyl on this 1997 EP: Cypher (2) - Psychedelia Junglistia. A must-have for every Transwave's fans. Cose S9 is a slaughter of power and light as only Transwave knows how to do with their usual sense of harmony, open filters, multilayered synths (Roland Alpha Juno, SH101) and powerful ryhtmics. The meeting of strength and fragility. One of the best trance (goa) tracks of the mid-90's.
Edited one year ago
"Cycles of life" A cut above the rest and an example of what Classic Goa Trance was meant to be. Cuts 8-9 are also amazing tracks.
To me this one of the must-own Goa albums, primarily because it includes what i consider one of the greatest Goa tracks of all time, Flamicogyre, previously unavailable on any Transwave release. This is simply put one of the hardest, most intense tracks ever record in the trance genre. CD glitch notwithstanding, it is a must have, right up there with Boundless and Gamma Goblins pt 2 for me. The rest of the CD is great too. Hypnosphere is very reminiscent of that "proggy" style of Goa that Man With No Name made famous with Floor Essence and Sugar Rush. Excellent track. Everything else is solid and pure Transwave. These guys really were unique, easy to see that now looking back in time. 5/5
Code S9 is a monster track. MONSTER! From the razor-sharp leads to the bubbling bassline, this track slays. Transwave has compiled a great selection of tracks from their past, something I wish every artist would do. If you want a taste of what Transwave has to offer, or you've had trouble locating some of their rarer singles, pick this up!
Edited 15 years ago
Oh, I'm so happy, that Transwave didn't come with some full-on release, but with this very nice oldschool collection. There is no doubt, that goa/psy style was better in nineties than nowadays, what a hypnotizing sound and rolling synths. When you listen to the first song with killer beats, you become sure, that this album is something special. Track Flamicogyre contains short error, but who cares - erare humanum est and the rest of the CD is almost perfect. One of best albums I know.