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I must admit this is exactly what I expected.
Madder and harder sounds and more energetic than before. Something to do with Rave indeed. Concerning the hardest tracks, they sound a little like Boys Noize's "Oi Oi Oi", Prodigy's "Invaders Must Die",... See full review |
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Pretty... disappointing. I like Boys Noize for his crazyness and extravagant sounds and effects. Something hard, distorted, funny and moving at the same time. But this third album is very different from the two first. A lot less crazy, a lot more...
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The first CD of this compilation can also be found on Various - Cyber Trance File.
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This compilation is also the first CD of the rare compilation Various - Giga Rave & Goa.
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No killers, only fillers!
Except from "Le Dormeur" which remains a classic, the rest of this album is really poor. Philippe Dhondt, one of the members of Pleasure Game, admitted it himself, telling they were really astounded by the success of "Le... See full review |
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Déjà vu.
This opus from Laurent Garnier doesn't bring much to his own culture or to ours either. You can't blame him for giving us some Garnier sound, can you? But this time, you can sometimes hardly recognise what's really new in this release from... See full review |
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I've first heard one of Bubbleguuum's tracks on the compilation "EFSVP Volume 1" with "Acid Trumpet" and then decided to get this EP to know more about Bubbleguuum.
Actually, and to my opinion of course, "Acid Trumpet" is far from being the best... See full review |
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I have wanted this album for a long time and finally got it recently. Well, I'm absolutely not disappointed. At all.
Probably not as "hitable" as the single "Can't Take It", this album is however very well produced. Plenty of different rhythm types,... See full review |
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This track has something hypnotising, though it is not so in the musical meaning of the word. Its slow tempo and original sounds provide a strange feeling, something between strength and calm or both at the same time.
Eon's remix is easy to... See full review |
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Well, Piquet's inspiration probably comes from many different origins. As far as I feel it, a touch of Eon (mostly from "Sum Of Part"), a piece of Flux (mostly from "Laiad") and why not a drop of Aphex Twin, and a slice of CJ Bolland sometimes... Yes,...
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This compilation is a piece of perseverance. The idea of gathering a few french speaking music creators was born in a forum on Discogs. That forum, "En Français S’Il Vous Plait" (ie "In French Please"), which opened in 2005, was soon to become the HQ...
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This compilation is a piece of perseverance. The idea of gathering a few french speaking music creators was born in a forum on Discogs. That forum, "En Français S’Il Vous Plait" (ie "In French Please"), which opened in 2005, was soon to become the HQ...
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This compilation is a piece of perseverance. The idea of gathering a few french speaking music creators was born in a forum on Discogs. That forum, "En Français S’Il Vous Plait" (ie "In French Please"), which opened in 2005, was soon to become the HQ...
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OLDSCHOOL IS BACK! Yes, "15 Again" indeed. Cassius's two protagonists were probably fifteen when Oldschool House and Techno ruled the music world with what I call "almighty novelty". This album is a very successful and brilliant tribute to this...
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"Twin Freaks (Fourth Time)" is the softest of the four versions, or should I say it's not as hard as the other three versions. This is probably the reason why "Twin Freaks" (Fourth Time)" is the most common version we can find on compilations.
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This album sounds very much like the Voodoo U album from Lords Of Acid (or should we say Voodoo U (1994) was inspired by O3 (1993?)). Tribal beats, fat and heavy sounds taken from the early 90's rave scene. O3 is just a bit lighter as far as music is...
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This compilation was one of the first about "real" techno available in France. I remember I bought it in cassette format when it was released in 1991 because it represented the sounds I wanted to hear: fat beats, weird noises and nothing to do with...
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This track was also remixed (but never available for sale) to create a track called "Maxximum Is Dead", celebrating (if I may use this term...) the end of the french national electronic radio MAXXIMUM in January 1992.
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I'm not at all into hardcore nowadays though I loved it 10 years ago. I must admit this album is not boring as any "one line built" hardcore tracks. This album is "composed" and it sounds like there's been a bit of hard work to make it, compared to...
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I've been a Joey Beltram fan from the early 90s. Though, I would not say I was disappointed when I heard this album for the first time, but... Joey Beltram has changed his mind into some much more commercial stuff. A lot less grounded on hard...
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When I bought this album, I expected some wild Techno Rave sound such as "Rave The Rhythm", "Groove To Move" or "A Million Colours". Unfortunately, apart from those three tracks and maybe a few more, the sound of this album remains disappointing as,...
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I sometimes wonder if this "artist" is really serious... Everything around him seems to be fake! His site can't be a serious thing really: so many french mistakes! To my opinion he's someone who creates a whole atmosphere around him. He probably wants...
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When I first heard this, I thought "Wow! That's a hard style track!", made with the fashionable sounds of the time... And a few seconds later I realized it was in fact a Techno remix of a most popular but ridiculous french song called "La Danse Des...
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I've first heard the Chemical Brothers with "Block Rockin' Beats" and immediatly decided to buy this CD. At that time I was a Big Beat fan and The Prodigy were my almighty gods. But after "Dig Your Own Hole", I quickly discovered that...
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Very strange to see how this Acid Techno junkie has changed his mind into this horrible/beautiful musical atmosphere! Very strange indeed. Nothing to do with "Cannibald - The Virtual Language", for sure.
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Part 1 was used in a French commercial for Thomson TV's in the 80's.
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Parody of Salvador Dali's delirious speeches.
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The original theme was created by Klaus Doldinger for the TV film "Das Boot".
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The sound quality, even on a CD is rather poor... The only way AFX had to record his works was a tape recorder! That's why!
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Peter Slaghuis: that's Mr Hithouse's name. Why "Hithouse" then? This is quite simple: translation from Dutsh to English! Slag = Hit and Huis = House!
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This album is, to my opinion, one of the best of this dirty noisy rave sounds of the genre. Deeply (too much?) inspired (obsessed?) by David Lynch's film "Dune" and also other films and series (TwilightZone) , this CD MUST be kept among the references...
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