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Solid State - Point Of No Return FLAC album


Performer: Solid State
Genre: Electronic
Title: Point Of No Return
Country: UK
Released: Aug 2000
Style: Downtempo, Drum n Bass
Label: Renegade Recordings
Catalog Number: RRLPCD01
FLAC version ZIP size: 1160 mb
MP3 version ZIP size: 1865 mb
WMA version ZIP size: 2993 mb
Rating: 4.5
Votes: 068

Tracklist

1Bay Area Hustle8:03
2Continental Breakfast7:19
3Just A Vision
Vocals – Zoe H
6:03
4Point Of No Return5:15
5Just A Vision (Marcus Intalex & ST Files Remix)
Remix – Marcus Intalex & ST Files
7:03
6Celestial Sphere6:58
7Signing Off6:16
874th Avenue8:37
9Life Of Riley
Rap, Performer – Skriblah
5:28
10Tuning6:38
11Street Hustler7:22

Versions

CategoryArtistTitle (Format)LabelCategoryCountryYear
RRLP 01Solid State Point Of No Return ‎(3x12", Album)Renegade RecordingsRRLP 01UK2000
RRLPCD01Solid State Point Of No Return ‎(CD, Album, Promo)Renegade RecordingsRRLPCD01UK2000
RRLP 01Solid State Point Of No Return ‎(3x12", Album, Promo)Renegade RecordingsRRLP 01UK2000

Notes

Made in England.

Barcodes

  • Barcode (Text): 5 29651 001247 >
  • Barcode (Scanned): 5029651001247

Video

Gindian
Trio from golden era of liquid funk. they received a massive feedback from BBC Radio One by Mr.Fabio.
"Just a vision" (MIST remix) - opening track of all Fab sessions in Radio One. Really good, dope and deep collection of intelligent breakz from different era of dnb. Cool stuff!

Samugor
Classic jazzstep on Solid State's debut, POINT OF NO RETURN, with plenty of smooth keys and solid beats. "Just a Vision" already drenches the area with strings and soulful vocals, while "Life of Riley" goes more downtempo, albeit with a middling and somewhat dull rap. "Continental Breakfast" brings life back into things with a sax-driven piece, but it's the atmospherics and thick double bass of "Signing Off" that really capture the listener's attention, as does the dreamy minor key of "Celestial Sphere." "74th Avenue" and "Street Hustler" return to the jazz with a good helping of funk, while "Tuning" has a hint of digital mystery in it. The remix of "Just A Vision" from Marcus Intalex & ST Files cuts out most of the vocals for a more brisk cut, wrapping up a pleasant listening experience.