Goldfinger - From Season To Season

Track : A1 All Those Trees (6:31)

Label: Superstition
Catalog#: Superstition 2020
Format: Vinyl, 12"
Country: Germany
Released: 05 Aug 1994
Genre: Electronic
Style: Trance, Techno
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Category:

Music

Tags:

• Superstition
• Records
• House
• electronic
• 1993
• trance
• classix
• Omen
• Harthouse
• Dorian
• Gray
• Frankfurt
• Fenslau

[omenow]

Best techno music in history. Todays music is rubbish.

[gillo69]

Class Tune!!!!!!

Still Spinnin It!!!!!!!!

[djdavedrum]

Que temazo

[Shadowsurfer78]

when trance music was trance music and not that bull ** we have nowadays

[worldcomingtoanend]

was this really realeased in 1994. i cant believe it..how come its way better than most of the trance we r seeing today in 2010

[rickybastardo]

probably one of the best trance label ever

[ivan30968]

el nexus como lo partia el mulero, todavia recuerdouna mezcla d ike con el legion renegade en la pausa solto el sapho dominatrix y cuando empezaron los dos en el mismo punto se iño la perra y otro el cierre k se marco mule en omen penultimo disco el noom 6 y como cierre turkis bazar y venga x la puerta de atras al now directo ha oir al cristian como se da una d attack records..

[omenow]

@eidotevil And I forgot to mention those 70's, full of talent as well.

[omenow]

@eidotevil Im not stating that being older makes you more talented. Im trying to say that for what we are seeing, technological advance is inversely proportional to a decrease in talent. Its happening both in movies and in music. Todays music groups do not resist a comparison with the musicians of the 50, 60, 80 or 90s. The same is happening in techno music: Old School kept most of the talent. You can hear it in this track right here. This is ART, my friend, not only rhythm and effects.

[eidotevil]

@omenow

Well, to be truthful, no, being older does not make you talented. Yes, there are many amazing oldschool musicians, and I respect them all, but you can't deny that in our time, talent is simply manifested in a different way. You could call it evolution. They can give you a clearer image of what they want to say, with all the variety of sounds they can now produce.

Anyway, I still love this kinda stuff. I was like just 4 when they made this.

[omenow]

@eidotevil The same has happened in cinema, my friend. With all the new digital effects and the highly improved post-production, the final result is more spectacular, but talent has proportionally decreased. And, believe me, talent is what really counts. Just this song has more endowment that all the music made today, with all those sampling and new music Technologies that you speak about.