seraph Posted February 26, 2002 Share Posted February 26, 2002 Pretty average album, especially cause she don't change her style...It is like she is trying to sell as much albums as possible...I mean she is good producer, just a bit repetitive formula thing...Still, there are some good tracks here : GNOCCHI, EYEDENTIFY, FEEL THE EFFECT...Rest is a way too dull...5.5/10 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Defbydelta... Posted April 17, 2002 Share Posted April 17, 2002 Track 3,4 and 10 was the best on this old album! Miranda vill du ha barn med mig?? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jon Cocco Posted July 5, 2008 Share Posted July 5, 2008 MIRANDA - THE NORTHERN LIGHTS GOLDHEAD RECORDS 1999 Track listing: 01. 02'04" Intro - B+ .... I've always felt this being great. Crisp. Refreshing. Interesting. Educational. It sets things up nicely. 02. 07'45" Anaesthetic - B- 03. 07'36" Gnocchi (Rmx) - B+ 04. 07'09" Lynx - B+ ... Love the industrial sound in the first half that she builds the song upon. It's gripping, very danceable. 05. 06'18" Mantra - B- 06. 06'58" Guitars And Tatoos - B 07. 07'40" Eyedentify - A- 08. 04'39" Mars Needs Women (Antiloop Album Version) - B+ 09. 07'41" Earth And Space - B+ 10. 08'39" U Are Alone - B+ 11. 08'40" Feel The Effect - A ... Unforgettable. One of the best, most elegant tracks ever composed in Psy/Goa trance, period. I miss this woman's work. She was (and still is?) one of the best producers in the scene. Even when she recycled some similar ideas and concepts as done on this album, she never really lost her touch, edge completely. Phenomena was a groundbreaking debut in Goa. Real Rush was a solid, though less groundbreaking follow up with some awesome, new ideas in Psy/Goa. And The Northern Lights has not only her most unique introduction, but several of her greatest tracks of all time. I love her harder, more aggressive melodic style specifically. Goa influenced Psytrance? Or Psy influenced Goa? Miranda knew exactly what she was doing when she produced all four main, non-remixed albums to date, and I don't know if a woman exists in the scene who made Psy music quite as good as Miranda. I'm even more impressed that a woman was able to produce such adrenaline pumping works of speed and strength. That's not to say she wasn't creative and talented. I love her style, and have been listening to her music all over again. Because both she and the scene doesn't make music quite like this anymore. Best Tracks - 1, 3, 4, 7, 9, 10, 11 B+ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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