This rather unique track appeared at the end of 1995 on FFRR, and was utterly ubiquitous at the time. Some sixteen years later, the spoken-word vocal may seem a bit naff, but the immensity of the sirens presaging the gargantuan breakdown cannot be denied. This about as unsubtle as they come; it has drama, it has bombast, it has rich orchestration; it is a colossus of a record that stood out at a time when almost every dance music production to receive a commercial release was a bona fide classic. The alternative mix, titled 'Symphonic variations' is twenty minutes long and interposes much more of the female vocal, whilst entirely excising the spoken-word elements. A stalwart of the Essential Mix for a while, I've no idea who is behind 'Are You Out There?' or indeed 'that shroud', but this monster is in need of some well-deserved exposure.
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Absolute epic track, an all-time fave of mine. Created by Jonathan Crosse, who followed this tune (along with vocalist Cecily Fay under their 'The Morrighan' guise)with another epic monster - Remember (To The Millenium), remixed by the one and only trance master, Lange.
This was a huge tune in the Kiss 102/105 days - to the point where we had to playlist the full length version rather than the edit, as listeners complained.
Absolute BELTER of a track - brings back some very fond memories. Cheers for posting!
God this was huge, thanks for posting!
pass?
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