- Hamburg, Germany
- Joined on November 4, 2005
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- Releases Rated 1,780
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Profile
Profession: Media and information services specialist (information and documentation).
Uses Discogs for: Organising my collection, searching for and buying records, discovering new music, gaining information.
Preferred Styles: All kinds of electronics, mostly old-timey trance (Frankfurt, Belgium & UK style!), tech- or progressive trance, ambient & downtempo.
Mainly CD collector, if there's no CD release, Vinyl and/or mp3.
First record bought in 1995, aged 11.
Dear ogger, my collection list is accessible for you to give you a possibility to talk and ask questions about these releases in order to give you information and/or help you to improve the database - thanks to those, who already did :-)!
Please, don't ask me about sales or sending you mp3s! Such mails will be ignored!
If I have anything for sale that's in your sales-/wantlist, I'll contact you.
All-time top tracks:
(magicians Oliver Lieb and RMB are ahead of competition =D)
Tomcraft - Prosac (Original Version)
Talla vs. Taucher - Together
Bedrock - Heaven Scent (Original)
Sasha - Xpander
Resistance D - Human '98
Taucher - Nautilus
Sander Kleinenberg - Sacred
CP & Pole Folder - Apollo Vibes
Breeder - Twilo Thunder
Planisphere - NYE
Pacific Link - Your Destination
HH - Planetary
Elisir - The Top (Alan Dexter Mix)
Solid Globe - Sahara
Filterheadz - Yimanya
BT - Flaming June (BBE Remix 1)
Blackmaster - Faith Forever
Some cool downtempo/ambient artists everbody should know:
Röyksopp | AIR | Alphawezen | Genlog | Ulrich Schnauss | Dominic Woosey | Koan (3)
Notes for references:
Logotype: https://www.discogs.com/forum/thread/5215177d9469733cfcfb407a#3377801
Uses Discogs for: Organising my collection, searching for and buying records, discovering new music, gaining information.
Preferred Styles: All kinds of electronics, mostly old-timey trance (Frankfurt, Belgium & UK style!), tech- or progressive trance, ambient & downtempo.
Mainly CD collector, if there's no CD release, Vinyl and/or mp3.
First record bought in 1995, aged 11.
Dear ogger, my collection list is accessible for you to give you a possibility to talk and ask questions about these releases in order to give you information and/or help you to improve the database - thanks to those, who already did :-)!
Please, don't ask me about sales or sending you mp3s! Such mails will be ignored!
If I have anything for sale that's in your sales-/wantlist, I'll contact you.
All-time top tracks:
(magicians Oliver Lieb and RMB are ahead of competition =D)
Tomcraft - Prosac (Original Version)
Talla vs. Taucher - Together
Bedrock - Heaven Scent (Original)
Sasha - Xpander
Resistance D - Human '98
Taucher - Nautilus
Sander Kleinenberg - Sacred
CP & Pole Folder - Apollo Vibes
Breeder - Twilo Thunder
Planisphere - NYE
Pacific Link - Your Destination
HH - Planetary
Elisir - The Top (Alan Dexter Mix)
Solid Globe - Sahara
Filterheadz - Yimanya
BT - Flaming June (BBE Remix 1)
Blackmaster - Faith Forever
Some cool downtempo/ambient artists everbody should know:
Röyksopp | AIR | Alphawezen | Genlog | Ulrich Schnauss | Dominic Woosey | Koan (3)
Notes for references:
Logotype: https://www.discogs.com/forum/thread/5215177d9469733cfcfb407a#3377801
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Not on split releases. Appearances on singles or albums usually indicate guest artists etc.
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Being mixed is the actual point of a DJ-mix series. I'm afraid you'll have to look for the tracks individually...
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DJ Mellow-D aka Mellow Trax made a remix that was turned down by ZN. As he's basically the only owner of the only ever played copy, it is very rare but might be caught recorded from his DJ-gigs or radio gigs of '99/'00. It was at least one time fully...
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Sad that EMI is gone, as, being one of the majors, it was more wiling to publish/distribute all kinds of electronic music and experimental stuff than the others.
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pretty artwork + useless radio edits = pretty useless (=/)
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Could easily have been a massive track, but they chose to totally destroy it by adding nonsensical, obviously random vocals.
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more than 11 years later, re-uncovered by the producers themself for a one-hour NRR history lesson. some things should never be forgotten!
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Heard Xpander for the first time when Taucher mixed it into Bedrock's Heaven Scent on Tillmann Uhrmacher's MaxiMal show. Both tracks were a revelation; but as UK progressive house wasn't marketed in Germany, the EP was hard to get. Got my hands on the...
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Should actually be BMG-UFA (in caps), as UFA stands for "Universum Film AG"
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Mainly consists of Novy vs. Eniac's "Superstar", their own single Don't Go and the overused "It's Startime!" vocal sample. Hardly any difference between the Vocal Club Mix and the Pumpin' Mix. The weakest C.O.P. production, but at least it#s a groovy tool.
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Fun fact: all "'99 Remixes" were actually already released before 1999
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It's a known and marked booklet or back cover typo and credited like Discogs guidelines demand it. Typographical errors are treated as artist name variations (ANV) and are linked to the correctly written artist.
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Just trying to do vinyl rips from The Omega EP, and they sound horrid - so,I'd be happy to buy some professional Phoolish remasters =)
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The Vocal Remix and its edit are truly awful! Not the key change is the bad thing, but the vocals, the only real new feature. The lyrics are "Lalalalalalala, this is a magic melody, a magic melody." Painful!
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Trademark of early releases (1992 - 1995) was an additional hall effect, that I believe was supposed to sound cool/big room-club-ish, but hasn't dated very well. Hearing those old productions today, you wish you had a re-mastered, non-hall-effect...
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Elles de Graaf always seems to scream in agony. Bought this because of the RMB remix, but it didn't help: This record sucks.
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![[rmb]* - Widescreen](https://i.discogs.com/8kvJtYTmO50EM2w4xf2xPsTo0hYiPL4z46PxcCWdSm0/rs:fill/g:sm/q:40/h:100/w:100/czM6Ly9kaXNjb2dz/LWRhdGFiYXNlLWlt/YWdlcy9SLTIyMzgy/LTE1MTA0MjkyOTkt/NTE0NC5qcGVn.jpeg)
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Maybe the extended number of tracks and shorter versions were supposed to give a feeling of a DJ(?)-album? Many of the tracks towards the end show us that RMB aimed at a different direction of style they chose for themselves, as their following...
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there's enough space to include mr. vain (from the photocopier scene) but sadly, it's missing =(
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