Tranceconomist's review of Microglobe - Afreuropamericasiaustralica

[Tranceconomist]

Mijk van Dijk presents Microglobe - Afreuropamericasiaustralica - The Album 1994 Director's Cut is a 2010 re-release of a 1994 release Microglobe - Afreuropamericasiaustralica - The Album, which was the first release (EMR 001) on Mijk van Dijk's Environ-Mental Recordings label.

This album is outstanding. From start to end you literally go on a journey. You begin with Berlin Entrance, which is carried on with What Is Space. I like vocal samples such as those used in these songs. Mijk van Dijk has used vocals very well in this album, at least that's my opinion. The music is very interesting, and it encompasses Ambient in it's wrath of Electronic Dance Music groove.

There, that's my review. CSB, perhaps. But you truly owe it to yourself to purchase this album, and chill out to it. Some songs are more dancy than others, but all are top quality and fit perfectly together.

Available on junodownload, iTunes, Beatport

Night all.

[Tranceconomist]

It has just come to my attention that the re-release contains tracks of different length to the original release. That explains why the re-release has a length longer than what CDs can contain.

[IRL303]

Nice one man, Short sweet and to the point. Will be getting it on vinyl with my next order. :)

[Tranceconomist]

Awesome, man! You should enjoy it! I'm curious as to what Afreuroparemixes And More - A Different View (http://www.discogs.com/Mijk-van-Dijk...release/118158) is like. I can't find it anywhere though! I found out I have the LP version of Afreuaslfj;adjf (original release) but this is one I can't find.