Summary: I originally bought this as a cassette in 93. Back then I loved every moment of the cd, in retrospect, most of Zoo Rave really doesnt stand up vs. the production of today, but still holds its place in history, for me at least. A time where Breaks, House, D'N'B and trance all kind of existed in one song together.
I recently purchased the cd and had quite a laugh listening to some of the songs, but was also surprised to find that my favorite track Xenon - Hellfire, was produced by Richie Hawtin and John Aquivava, two of my favorite producers to this day.
Overall if you were one of the lucky people to enjoy the rave scene early, when there WAS more of an underground thing, you will not necesarily remember these songs in particular, but the feelings they inspired instead.
Overall a good listen if you're into the oldskool. |
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