Album

Rave The City

Various

1993 · Electronic

Rare pressing on Gatefold

Rave The City by Various

Rave The City is an Electronic album by Various, originally released in 1993. On Gatefold: 3 pressings tracked.

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Tracklist

  1. 1De Haag Hakke4:52
  2. 2The World Of The LSD-User4:00
  3. 3Achtung!5:55
  4. 4Girl You Know It's True5:02
  5. 5Drummz (Gizmo Remix)5:06
  6. 6De Woeste Man4:08
  7. 7Noiken In Die Koiken (German Mix)3:12
  8. 8Flatliner (Hell On Earth)4:07
  9. 9You Got To Believe4:32
  10. 10Acid Yell4:34
  11. 11Something Big4:14
  12. 12Ik Wil Dansen (Remix)4:15
  13. 13Nightmares Are Reality4:44
  14. 14Top Of The World5:00
  15. 15Communicate5:17
  16. 16Beep Beep5:02
  17. 17Ragga Beat (The Remix)5:08

Sound DNA

  • Electronic
  • Techno
  • synthetic
  • frenzied
  • club

Notes from the original pressing. Later editions may differ.

Track 1 is listed as "Hakkuh!".
Track 5 is listed without any mix information.
Track 7 is listed as "Noike In De Koiken (German Version)".
Track 8 is listed without mix addition
Track 9 is listed as "The Darkraver - You Gotta Believe".
Artist of track 11 is listed as "DJ Dano".
Artist of track 14 is listed as "DJ Gizmo".
Track 16 is listed as "Mr. Ed Meets Tweety"
Total time: 79:16 (erroneously listed on back cover as 78:17).
Comes in a regular jewel case with opaque dark grey disc tray.
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Credits

The people behind it.

Songwriting

  • C-Tank
  • Danny Greten
  • Deaz D.
  • DJ Dano
  • Dr. Benning
  • Ferry Salee
  • G. Kouwenhoven
  • George Ortega
  • Greten/Kouwenhoven/Streunding/Van Roon
  • Hoschi
  • Janno Schouwenburg
  • Jeroen Streunding

Rare pressing on Gatefold · 3 pressings tracked on Gatefold

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