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Xerox - Frequency Drive (Hommega Rec.)
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Sputer
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Posted : Aug 2, 2002 16:04
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Tracklist : ::
1.Science Is God Rmx (With Astrix)
2.Adrenalin Rush (With PsyCraft)
3.Frquency Drive
4.Time Code
5.Euro-Fresh
6.Cosmic
7.Fanatical Clubbers (With Maskalin)
8.Crossing Over
9.In And Out (With Illumination)
Xerox comeback with super killer full on album.
The Rmx for Science Is God is really good, I dont remember the original version, but this track killer, Remind me the old times.
Adrenalin Rush is great, You can hear psycraft's guitars here. My 2nd favorite in this CD.
Another good trax are "In And Out", "Time Code".
The rest also good but not like those IMHO 
Bottom line - The best Israeli full on album so far this year !
  ..."Be yourself, let your conscience guide you...
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Asi
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Posted : Aug 4, 2002 17:38
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ok....Xerox is getting better and better in time.
the first track is very melodic, pumping' and killer on the dance floor, adrenalin rush is one of my favorite really nice sounds with the guitar of Psycraft, then come frequency drive and i remember it was on the top of many DJ's....and when i heard it i was disappointing, not my cup of tea.
tracks 4,5,6 are truly a trippy deep tracks, with nice kick and bass line.
Fanatical Clubbers is loads of sounds and melodic sounds, i have to say i like this track on the dancedloor.
now crossing over was made with Astrix if im not mistaking, no !?...is like an old goa style, with monotonic sounds that going up and down
the last track is really a killer, with scratching sounds and trippy sounds.
In My Opinion : 7/10
[ This Message was edited by: Asi on 2002-08-04 17:40 ] (-:"The Psychoactive Is So Powerfull
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tokyokid
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Posted : Aug 5, 2002 00:24
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i only start to hear the first track and i like it!! |
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Iceman
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Posted : Aug 5, 2002 20:06
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beside Science is God...all the album is quite average 
Progressive to the Bone !!! |
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Astral Mike
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Posted : Aug 6, 2002 03:24
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Very rare you will find more than 2 killer tracks on an artist album..
Here we have;
1.Science is God (rmx Astrix) :: 9.5/10
2.Adrenalin Rush :: 10/10
4.Time Code :: 9/10
5.Euro-Fresh :: 8.5/10
6.Cosmic 8.5/10
7.Fanatical Clubbers (With Maskalin) 8/10
9.In and Out :: 9/10
Average = 5/10
Overall in My Opinion : 9/10
Astral Mike (aka Dj Blade-Runner)
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Hodi
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Posted : Aug 6, 2002 07:27
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great album! xerox rocks!!
i'm going to buy this soon!!!
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MicroCosma
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Posted : Aug 6, 2002 09:36
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Great album. great evolution of xerox. i love that album. it's very good. buy it hod. you're going to buy a great cd!
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YAT (vxzp violation)
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Posted : Aug 6, 2002 12:32
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i have a lot to say about this album..
but i will only say these three words :
WOW !
biggest surprise for me in this year and a true joy for fullon and melodic lovers..
favourites : 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 9
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The Time Has Come To Demand Your Freedom!!!
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Spiral Atmosphere
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Posted : Aug 15, 2002 07:33
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Killa ! 
Killa !
Killa !
Xerox kicks major bootie !
" we should be flying today at altitudes unlimited,
and at a speed never known to thee before " |
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Gilad Refael
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Posted : Aug 15, 2002 08:35
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On 2002-08-05 20:06, Iceman wrote:
beside Science is God...all the album is quite average
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yea i think so too. nothing new and special, its nice pumping full-on but not out of the ordinary
REHAB is for quitters |
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Morbidelic
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Posted : Aug 15, 2002 15:22
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killler (dancefloor) album from one of the best artists in israhell good luck for u moshe
keep the great work u do!
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Sound Surgeon
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Posted : Aug 24, 2002 04:52
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now i know what disk i will buy when i get my salary soon!!!1
i'm targeted on this one after i heard it in tower records - 1,2,7 are simply awesome
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DETOX
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Posted : Aug 24, 2002 12:17
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Aggrrrr still not released here in Greece.
Cant wait to get my hands on this one.
Toodaloo Motherfuckers!!!!! |
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Eyal Yankovich
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Posted : Aug 25, 2002 12:37
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XEROX - FREQUENCY DRIVE - HOMmega.
Another Israeli psymaster is back with a brand spanking new album. Xerox has been around for a long while and constantly produces quality trance. This album has lots of variety, its not really fullon all the way through but all the music on offer here is good. From uplifting to melodic and lots of rocking funk. There are collaborations with Astrix, Psycraft, Mescalin and Illumination. My personal favorite is the 'Science is God' remix with Astrix. There are lots more killers on board though. This is one of my favorites at the moment. Different styles that are all great productions. RECCOMENDED.
(http://www.psychedelicmarket.com/Trance%20Reviewed.htm)
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Eyal Yankovich
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Posted : Aug 25, 2002 12:56
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Xerox
Frequency Drive
Hom-Mega (Israel)
Hom-Mega are back on track in 2002 and this is one of the nicest albums I’ve heard all summer. It’s a progressive head on fullon shoulders – smooth sounds from the prog stable are used to great effect in creating some real dancefloor killers, that keep the spirits positive and never get too dark and menacing. Science is God may be a philosophically inaccurate statement, but as a tune it’s got everything in the right place – good lines, nice noises, plenty of energy for everyone, some dangerously sweet high-end melodies, a huge and only slightly cheesy breakdown and a rampant Israeli final run. Adrenalin Rush is deeper, with a delectable 16th bass and huge noises across the top. Daft guitar makes for an effective couple of breaks, and it’s pure psychedelic madness all the way, tighter than a mosquito’s sphincter and gets you in the head and feet like it should. The title track is a brooder, deeply-set for those moments when it’s getting dark and hot on the dancefloor… chunky, tight and juicy. Time Code features sci-fi atmospheric stabs and neatly-building percussion, glassy synth lines, plenty of analog snarls, while Euro-Fresh has a shuffley, bum-wiggle vibe with loads of daft sound effects and psychedelic twist aplenty. Cosmic is, as the name suggests, a rather spacey tune with roots firmly in the oldskool, warm sounds over energetic rhythm section, snare rolls and videogame synths. Fanatical Clubbers is class – written with the dancefloor firmly in the front of its mind, it’s got a huge buildup that gives way to a chummy rolling bass. The intensity gathers to a huge 1996 breakdown that leads into an explosive, fresh final section which will have you jumping three feet off the ground. Crossing over takes a semi-Logic Bomb sound and makes the melody rise and rise. A bit cheesy maybe, but it holds its own and has enough new punches to keep the interest up. In And Out brings the album to a close, and if you can get past the rather nasty female vocal sample, it’s a nice and acidy Tim Leary-sampling pulse-raiser. Nothing hugely new on this, but it’s a fresh slant on the fullon style. The tunes move with good, positive progression and while the occasionally-cheesy melodies are liable to clear the dancefloor as many times as they devastate it, this is sound stuff and deserves a place in any collection.
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