Various - Terrortrance From Hell (Throbbing At 200bpm) mp3

Performer: Various
Title: Terrortrance From Hell (Throbbing At 200bpm)
Country: US
Catalog Number: CLEO 9641
Label: Hypnotic
Released: 14 Nov 1995
Style: Hardcore, Techno
Rating: 4.9
Votes: 892

Various Hypnotic Hardcore Techno 1995

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Tracklist

1	–Brannon Beer	Mean Mother! Written-By – B. Beer, R. Hamshore	4:46
2	–Executor	I Want More Life Written-By – J. Vittrup	4:10
3	–Thomas E.	XL-Overdose Written-By – T. Elers	4:28
4	–Cellblock X	Blugar Showboats Written-By – J. Vittrup, T. Elers	2:53
5	–Moonraver	Join The Army Written-By – A. Koerber, R. Feilcke	4:24
6	–LV-426	Angelwalk Written-By – B. Kristiansen	4:35
7	–Bioreactor	Apecraze Written-By – J. Vittrup	4:16
8	–Van Battle	Sparechicken Written-By – H. Christensen, T. Elers	4:06
9	–Radar	Attention! Written-By – A. Koerber, R. Feilcke	5:46
10	–Latex Empire	Theme From Latex Written-By – D. Maiboell, T. Elers	6:33

Credits

Art Direction, Design – Howard Lim
Compiled By – Thomas Elers
Illustration [Illustrator] – Michael Manning

Notes

Release comes with lenticular artwork and frontside case.

Barcodes

Barcode (Text): 7 41157 96412 7
Barcode (String): 741157964127
Matrix / Runout: 136988-R1-5276-2 DISCTRONICS USA CLEO 9641
Mastering SID Code: IFPI L792

Companies

Licensed From – Outloud Records
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Hypnotic
Copyright (c) – Hypnotic
Pressed By – Disctronics USA – 136988

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Album

This is by far the best release in the whole Hypnotic library. From start to finish, Terrortrance From Hell is absolutely UNRELENTING in it's onslaught of ear rape. What I like so much about this CD is that it sounds like it was made recently. The production value is high and samples are cleverly used throughout the whole CD. Early Terrortrance. Latex Empire - Theme From Latex 02. Executor - I Want More Life 03. LV-426 - Angelwalk 04. Discover all of this album's music connections, watch videos, listen to music, discuss and Artists. Dome of Thunder 3 Hardcore Gabba Bass Hits From Hell. ॐ The Highest Tech 200BPM MADNESS ॐ ॐ Hi-Tech ozonee Mix ॐ - Продолжительность: 1:28:01 ozonee Recommended for 1995 13 Songs. Trance Hardcore - Throbbing At 200 BPM. Various Artists. Electronic 1995. Disc IDs 3. Cover Art 1. Additional details. Type: Album Compilation. Packaging: Jewel Case. Status: Official. Language: English. Album Themes. Trance Hardcore: Throbbing at 200 BPM. Listen free to Cellblock X Terrortrance From Hell - Throbbing At 200bpm CD. VA - Terrortrance From Hell 1995 FLAC. Label: Hypnotic Genre: Hardcore, Techno Quality: FLAC tracks Total Time: 00:45:52 Total Size: 328 Mb Preview: . PLAYLIST :: 01. Latex Empire - Theme From Latex 6:32 02. Executor - I Want More Life 4:10 03. LV-426 - Anglewalk 4:34 04

Reviews (8)

Hellmaster

Helo

Stan

"Theme from Latex" was one of the first techno tracks I ever heard. Simple, fast, and fantastic, the track just continues to deliver the thumping beats and synth candy for its entire duration.The rest of this compilation is more hardcore-oriented, and I particularly like Van Battle's classic "Spare Chicken." What a pounding, merciless, and utterly unremitting tune. It's another fairly simple tune, but the elements are put together to brutal perfection. Play this one LOUD."Overdose" is outstanding, as well, though perhaps not quite on the level as the two tunes I just described.Bottom line, Thomas Elers really delivered the goods with this album, and all these years later, I'm still rocking out!

Cordabor

Another thing I like about his music is how unpredictable it is. You never know what the next hook, sound, or hilarious sample he's going to throw at you is going to be. Stuff can change in an instant. Totally unpredictable and really makes you go WOW. I recommend you see the footage of them performing live back in 1992. It's well worth watching. You don't get that with EDM today. EDM today sounds extremely repetitive and predictable. You know the sounds they're going to use before they use them.

The Sphinx of Driz

His username is " te123". I can only assume that's him. From the gist of what he said I basically gathered that music changed, (probably for the worse), and that he simply wasn't interested in releasing anymore stuff. He did release quite a bit of material with some 120+ credits under his name.Interestingly enough, his close partner, Jannik Vittrup, is still releasing really cool Industrial music under the band name "Monospore". If you enjoy Industrial or EBM i definetley reccomend you searching for him on Bandcamp. I don't think he makes Hard Acid or Gabber anymore though. No clue.And yeah, I agree. He wasn't "commercial" at all. I have this CD sitting on my shelf right now with my Bose music player. It's 24 years old and still sounds amazing, especially when you have a good pair of speakers, amp, and subwoofer.

artman

Ha, yes, that "oooh the nipple" line always made me laugh too. In any case, if you go over to Thomas Elers' Discogs page, you'll see that I commented about his work, and a little while later, he left me a very interesting reply (which gave a quick bio and explanation for why he eventually stopped producing). Bottom line, he was definitely more concerned with the tunes themselves than fame or fortune, clearly.

Talvinl

If you listen closely you can hear some hilarious samples. I heard one from Blade Runner and "Oh my nipple" on the Brannon Beer track. This guy is so weird about how he uses different artist names for each song and you THINK it's by a bunch of different people but it's just 1 or 2 people. I don't know if that was a trick to sell more albums or not but I have a feeling this guy didn't care about money when making this album.

Browelali

This is a good collection of Electronica that's fast and loud, without crossing the line (for me) and being too fast and loud. But, my favorite tune on the CD is 'I want more life'. I enjoyed listening to the sampled voices. Then I watched Blade Runner (a favorite movie of mine) and realized where the sampled voices were coming from (Rutger Hauer). Way cool! 'Attention' is a little too obscene for me, but other than that, this one is in the regular mix.