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V/A - Single Life - The 12" Collection

 

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Artist: Various

Title: Single Life - The 12" Collection

Label: Transient

Date: 2002

 

Track listing:

 

01. 08'28" Purple And Ronan : Future Blue

02. 07'44" Mumbo Jumbo : Fishbone (Rmx)

03. 07'31" Quirk : Tribodelic

04. 07'28" In Sect : Slammer

05. 08'31" Tinnitus : Shapeshifter

06. 09'17" Matenda : Split Personality

07. 08'01" Astral Projection : Anything Is Possible

08. 07'46" Cosmosis And Shakta : Visitors

09. 06'25" 12 Moons : Zero Gravity

10. 07'21" Purple and Lunar : Subtle Thrust

 

Review:

 

Greg Lunar compiled here a nice selection of mostly soft and airy morning

sounds, best to move the party in first light. All made from the Transient 12"

of the last 3 years. I wasn't really familiar with a lot of what Transient

released in the last years, so a lot of these tracks were new and fresh to me.

It's starts a little clubby, with Purple and Ronan, nice soft tribalish tune,

with those moving caressing melodies that seem to be associated with

everything that has Purple involved in. Mumbo Jumbo continue with Fishbone

remix (T2), nice and squeaky, with great percussion work. Quirk's Tribodelic

(T3) has a real clubby tribal feel, the hands-up-in-the-air-explosion

included. It's still Quirk, which means it rocks, but I liked what these guys

used to make in their psychedelic era much more. In Sect with a Slammer (T4),

start the more full on stuff- excellent. Than it's Michael Andresen in the

first of two here. As Tinnitus he brings Shapeshifter (T5), a crunchy one with

a simple irresistible melody. Matenda follows with a typical scando morningish

tune (T6). Then Astral Projection do their thing with Anything is Possible

(T7), they had much better ones. Cosmosis and Shakta with the classic Visitors

that rocked many floors, but got overused for me and didn't survive the time

test. Than it's Mr. Andresen again, as the more known 12 Moons with Zero

Gravity (T9), amazing sample and a great tracks as well. The classic Subtle

Thrust ends the compilation- great but I preferred the other mix by far.

Bottom Line: A collection of hits. Great morning sounds mostly and very

enjoyable, great story line as well. Oh, and the cover is so British...

Favorites: 1, 2, 3, 4(!), 9.

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Guest moander[at]media[dot]mit[dot]edu

this is almost exactly the same track listing on the best of transient double

cd compiled a couple months ago off novatek... Greg, don't you think you could

have mixed it up a bit? Anyhows buy the comp I mentioned if you want these

tracks.

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I found this CD in a store today and to my surprise it was half the price of

most other psy-trance CDs... but I skipped it since I have all the good tracks

on vinyl already. But just to let you know... this is a cheap CD :-)

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