Cristian Vogel - Classics Remastered 1993-1998 FLAC download

Finally, after the release of the 1994 EP, here is more from the remastering efforts the effort master Cristian Vogel has done to his 1990s Master Works.It brings back to you with full force: THE POWER OF TECHNOIt's all about the rhythm, the rhythmic force, rhytmic elements interlaced and interleaved with other rhythms wandering through the echoes of a distant sun.It's all about sonic adventures nevertheless. Hyper-sensual futuristic sound sculptures morphing arcanely into your head.That this music, around 20 years after its creation is still and even more futuristic nowadays than ever before shows first and foremost the mastery of talent of the young Cristian Vogel (which is still blossoming today regarding his latest releases) and secondingly it shows the social throwback we are all exposed to in the Western World since 2001.This music is timeless, spaceless and as intense as a black hole absorbing the elements.As this is such a higlight release in the history of Techno Music (although i was hoping for the complete albums to get decent fullfilling rereleasing), one need to thank Mr. Vogel, masterer Mike Grinser, all the fundraisers as well as the label for releasing it. The pressing of the vinyl is great as is the sound as is the cover.First, I critisized the label for not containing liner notes that give credit to the legacy of Cristian Vogel's significance. They do not give any information of the original releases, not even release dates. I thought this might be acardiac and careless. Now, I think it emphasizes the timelessness of Cristian Vogel's work. Pure Techno Music on a solid vinyl with little cryptic information is everything we need if it is such a splendid affair.So, here we go with providing virtual information enrichment:here's an interview with Cristian Vogel, in which he tells a lot about the remastering project:(RA Exchange EX.226) - https://www.residentadvisor.net/podcast-episode.aspx?exchange=226And here is a list whith the original release details of the featured tracks:A1) Sarcastically Tempered Powers - originally released on the album "Busca Invisibles", Tresor.110, 1999A2) The Visit - originally released as a 12" on Solid recordings, SOL-004, 1996A3) Demolish - originally released on the 12" "Demolish Serious Culture" on Sativae, tiva004, 1996B1) Lamba Sawtooh - probably released as "Sawtooth" on the "Lambda EP" on Magnetic North, magnet 012, 1994B2) Blue Arsed Fly (The Theme) - originally released on Blue Arsed Fly ‎– "The Theme EP", Mosquito, MSQ 004, 1996B3) Doke - oroginally released on the compilation "Trance Europe Express 5", TEEXLP 005, 1996C1) Never Too Late - originally released on the 12" "Two Fat Downloads 88 EP", Primevil, prvl001, 1997C2) Cancion Sintetica - originally released on the album "Specific Momentific" on Mille Plateaux, MP LP 027, 1996D1) Ninjah - originally released on the 12" "We Equate Machines With Funkiness EP", Mosquito, msq 001, 1994D2) Absence Of Fear - originally released on the album "All Music Has Come To An End", Tresor 66, 1996 D3) Tearing The Groove - originally released on the CD version of the album "All Music Has Come To An End", Tresor 66, 1996

Some serious memory megastructures here!If you haven't listened to much of Cristian's stuff this is a good starting point. No You & I on the vinyl though which is a shame. Would've loved to have replaced my copy.

Excellent remastered compilation of Mr. Vogel's earlier works. New masters sound ace and having them on pristine wax is cool.