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Various - Future Grooves Vol. 2 (Disc Two) FLAC album

Tracklist

Circulation Lime (Silicone Soul's Hypno-House Mix) 7:53
Z2 Black Finished Chrome 6:56

Versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
HOOJ114R Various Future Grooves Vol. 2 (Disc Two) ‎(12") Hooj Choons HOOJ114R UK 2001
HOOJ114R Various Future Grooves Vol. 2 (Disc Two) ‎(12", W/Lbl, Sti) Hooj Choons HOOJ114R UK 2001


Various - Future Grooves Vol. 2 (Disc Two) FLAC album

Musician performer: Various

Title: Future Grooves Vol. 2 (Disc Two)

Country: UK

Date of release: 2001

Style: Progressive House, Deep House

Genre: Electronic

Size FLAC: 1598 mb

Rating: 4.8 / 5

Votes: 821

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cyrexoff
Silicone Soul's rerub of 'Lime' is not any different from most of Morrison & Reddie's 'Hypno House' Dubs. Fragmented sounds from the original is placed over on a thick bed of beat with a deep legato bassline. Not to say that it's not good, it's quite is but it worked better with the remixes of Schatrax & Röyksopp. Where the Aside was a quite a predictable cut from the Silicone Soul boys the flip hits you hard with a stonking deep breakbeat number from Solarstone under their Z2 Moniker. The intro greets you with big padwashes and filtered synthy twitterings and eventually hits right into a electroinspired track with thick 909's and deep subbass. The Vocal sample is borrowed from the classic Jim Morrison quote which was made famous on Emmanuel Top's 'Turkish Bazar'. Although here it appears in a more robotic form.
cyrexoff
Silicone Soul's rerub of 'Lime' is not any different from most of Morrison & Reddie's 'Hypno House' Dubs. Fragmented sounds from the original is placed over on a thick bed of beat with a deep legato bassline. Not to say that it's not good, it's quite is but it worked better with the remixes of Schatrax & Röyksopp. Where the Aside was a quite a predictable cut from the Silicone Soul boys the flip hits you hard with a stonking deep breakbeat number from Solarstone under their Z2 Moniker. The intro greets you with big padwashes and filtered synthy twitterings and eventually hits right into a electroinspired track with thick 909's and deep subbass. The Vocal sample is borrowed from the classic Jim Morrison quote which was made famous on Emmanuel Top's 'Turkish Bazar'. Although here it appears in a more robotic form.