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Skyflyer - Skyflyer II FLAC album

Tracklist

Where Are The Limits?
Solar Flair
This House Is Mine
Flying Deeper

Versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
ADAM 05 Skyflyer Skyflyer II ‎(12") Adam & Eve Records ADAM 05 Germany 1993
SEP-003-2 Skyflyer Skyflyer II EP ‎(CD, EP, Ltd) Sonic Records SEP-003-2 US 1993
SAPH 11 Skyflyer Skyflyer II ‎(12") Sapho SAPH 11 UK 1993
SEP-003-1 Skyflyer Skyflyer II ‎(12") Sonic Records SEP-003-1 US 1993


Skyflyer - Skyflyer II FLAC album

Musician performer: Skyflyer

Title: Skyflyer II

Country: Germany

Date of release: 1993

Style: Techno

Genre: Electronic

Size FLAC: 1870 mb

Rating: 4.3 / 5

Votes: 166

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I loved "Flying Deeper" from the Universe CD that I bought from Planet X records in New Brunswick, NJ around 1994. However I'm even more impressed with it to find out that Easygroove was playing this trance record with 'ardkore / jungle records. The track "Flying Deeper" itself has breakbeat sections and a bass line that would go really well with the Ron Wells jungletekno that was around at the time. Now that I own this record I'll have a fun time playing it with those other records. The other tracks on this EP however aren't nearly as interesting nor would they fit with 'ardkore. They're just full on trance without any nod to traditional rave music.
Quendant
I loved "Flying Deeper" from the Universe CD that I bought from Planet X records in New Brunswick, NJ around 1994. However I'm even more impressed with it to find out that Easygroove was playing this trance record with 'ardkore / jungle records. The track "Flying Deeper" itself has breakbeat sections and a bass line that would go really well with the Ron Wells jungletekno that was around at the time. Now that I own this record I'll have a fun time playing it with those other records. The other tracks on this EP however aren't nearly as interesting nor would they fit with 'ardkore. They're just full on trance without any nod to traditional rave music.