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Proteus Generation Netherlands Djax Beats Idm Techno Acid 1993

Performer: Proteus Generation
Genre: Electronic
Title: The Music Of Chance
Country: Netherlands
Released: 1993
Style: IDM, Techno, Acid
Label: Djax-Up-Beats
Catalog Number: DJAX-UP-191
FLAC version ZIP size: 1883 mb
MP3 version ZIP size: 2633 mb
WMA version ZIP size: 2728 mb
Rating: 4.9
Votes: 694

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Tracklist

1	Music Of Chance
2	Untitled
3	Just In Time (Version 1)
4	Waiting For You
5	Cleo's Legs
6	That Side
7	Handbook Of Plastic Surgery Performer [Acid Dealer] – Harold De Kinderen
8	This Side
9	Just In Time (Version 2) Performer [Acid Dealer] – Harold De Kinderen

Credits

Music By [All Trax By] – Erwin V Moll
Photography By [Photo By] – Theo Willems

Notes

Thanks 2: Alex Loos, Hans Hertroys, Frank Scheepers
© & ℗ 1993 Djax Records
Published by MCA/DJAX
Made in Holland

Side A has an extra "hidden" track (not mentioned on the label) which features a chopped-up dutch radio interview that Robin "Jaydee" Albers did with Joost De Lijser about the (lack of) popularity of Detroit techno in Holland and some added Dmitri Shostakovich strings. Unfortunately only Dutch speaking people understand the joke...
Track "Just In Time" has been inspired by "My Mine's Hypnotic Tango".

Barcodes

Rights Society: BIEM/STEMRA
Matrix / Runout (Side A): DJAX-UP - 181 .THIS SIDE - (A) 21.01.94
Matrix / Runout (Side B): DJAX-UP - 181 .THAT SIDE - (B) 21.01.94

Companies

Copyright (c) – Djax Records
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Djax Records
Published By – MCA Music Publishing
Published By – Djax Music

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Villo

In 1992-4 Djax could do no wrong. This release is amazingly good. It absorbs you and takes you away on a trip, without any drugs, and if you are on drugs, look out. I can’t decide which I like best, any, all. My only complaint is that it didn’t get a double record treatment and perhaps that he didn’t do more under this name.

Mave

Ouch, I simply love this one. This is the best of what 1994 has to offer from the acid techno side : it even goes a bit toward some hypnotic acid, trancey in a marvellous way. The main track (Just In Time) is a variation on My Mind's "Hypnotic Tango" synth line, but unlike what Carl Craig did with 69, it really gets transformed by the way the acid lines evolves around it. Even the more fast-paced track here (like Handbook Of Plastic Surgery) have a very deep techno and ambient feel that makes them unique.
Definitely the kind of tracks that wraps around you and takes you on a sonic travel. 5 stars.

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