Goth-Tech

Goth-Tech

Track Listings

1. Mind of the Machine - N-Trance

2. Transylvania a Go-Go - Joey Kingpin

3. Escape - Kay Cee

4. Hell Is a Dancefloor - Brooklyn Bounce

5. Blood Is Pumping - Voodoo & Serano

6. Mash It Up

7. Killer - Graham Atha

8. Please Save Me - Sunscreem

9. We Know What You Did...

10. Spente le Stelle - Opera Trance

11. We're Watching You - The Porn Kings

12. Enjoy the Silence

13. Sound of Machines - Blank & Jones

14. Kernkraft 400 - Zombie Nation

15. Insomnia - Nightwalkers

Tracks:

Holy Fool-Keoki's Wholesome Radio Edit
Holy Fool-Funkopath Radio Edit
Holy Fool-Funkopath Remix
So Alive-S-Man's Deep Space Mix
Holy Fool-Lp Version

Customer Reviews:

A Pretty Good Song.......1998-11-16

I'm currently waiting for the single (with remixes) to be shipped, however I can tell you the album version is a good song. It's not quite electronic, not quite rock, and has a special apperance by Lucious Jackson.

Average customer rating:

Best Bargin Bin Find Ever...
A great album.
Minimalist 'beats' have their devotees, too
what the!??!
gagworthy

Goth-Tech
Various Artists
Manufacturer: Radikal Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music

General | Techno | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music
ASIN: B0000C5ROF
Release Date: 2003-10-21

Tracks:

Mind of the Machine - N-Trance
Transylvania a Go-Go - Joey Kingpin
Escape - Kay Cee
Hell Is a Dancefloor - Brooklyn Bounce
Blood Is Pumping - Voodoo & Serano
Mash It Up
Killer - Graham Atha
Please Save Me - Sunscreem
We Know What You Did...
Spente le Stelle - Opera Trance
We're Watching You - The Porn Kings
Enjoy the Silence
Sound of Machines - Blank & Jones
Kernkraft 400 - Zombie Nation
Insomnia - Nightwalkers

Product Description

1. Mind Of The Machine, The - N-Trance
2. Transylvania A Go-Go - Joey Kingpin
3. Escape - Kay Cee
4. Hell Is A Dancefloor - Bass Bumpers
5. Blood Is Pumping - Voodoo & Serano
6. Mash It Up - MDM
7. Killer - ATB
8. Please Save Me - Sunscreem
9. We Know What You Did - Svenson & Gielen
10. Spente Le Stelle - Opera Trance
11. We're Watching You - The Porn Kings
12. Enjoy The Silence - Taiko
13. Sound Of Machines - Blank & Jones
14. Kernkraft 400 - Zombie Nation
15. Insomnia - Nightwatchers

Format: CD

Customer Reviews:

Best Bargin Bin Find Ever..........2007-01-07

My brother pulled this out of the bargin bin at FYE. We thought it would be totally cheesy but it's actually quite good. Some of the lyrics are hilarious. If you find it anywhere for less than $10, buy it. It's a great CD to blast on a long trip.

A great album........2006-06-29

Love the dark vibe and the tracks are all killer. These are like the best dark and hard trance tracks from the past five years. Turn it up and play it loud. This CD rocks.

Minimalist 'beats' have their devotees, too.......2006-04-12

Welcome to the dark side of technology - Goth-Tech - a post-apocalyptic nightmare rife with electro-mechanical mayhem. After being introduced to The Mind Of The Machine, the ruler of this new industrial society, spend some time unwinding underground at the Transylvannia A-Go-Go nightclub and bar, where nocturnal sociallites gather for their rituals of darkness. Unfamiliar and uncomfortable with these gory rites, try to Escape only to find that Hell Is A Dancefloor and there is no way out. When your Blood Is Pumping from the sheer terror of it all, the only chance of survival you have is to Mash It Up with the Killer on the loose who is hungry for your blood. You shout Please Save Me to anyone who might hear, only for the ever-present "big brother" to reply We're Watching You and We Know What You Did. Frantically finding a way out and running to the edge of town, you are plunged into complete darkness. They have extinguished the stars (spente le stelle). You find a clearing in the forest where you sit down to enjoy the Silence. Instead, you are surrounded by the Sound Of Machines. They are everywhere, not-so-silent reminders of the new ruling class. Powered by an unlimited supply of Kernkraft 400, their strength and lifespan is potentially infinite. In the distance, you hear the revelers chanting in worship to their new god. No, wait! The chanting is not in the distance, it's in your mind! They've got you too... Wake up in a cold sweat only to find that the nightmare becomes your reality. Your Insomnia is so bad that you haven't slept since.

what the!??!.......2005-11-06

This compilation is a total wet fart. Most of the "songs" (and I use the term "songs" loosely) are horrible one note techno crap that sounds like the junk I used to hear fifteen years ago at the local skate rink on Friday nights. I am a huge fan of listening to bands I've never heard before in hopes of discovering cool new music, that's why I bought this comp. The description of this album was supposedly a mixture of goth and techno, two genres of music which I absolutely love. Sadly this misses the mark by a mile. The only band I'd heard of was Sunscreem, and unfortunately, that song is the only decent one on here. Most of these songs are six minute dance driven boredom with cheesy "Houston, we have a problem" voice over samples, no lyrics, and no chord or rhythm changes. I could fart better music than this on the crapper. No wonder I've never heard of any of these bands, they all suck and should remain unknown. Don't fall for the cool cover or the name on the CD, this is possibly some of the worst garbage ever released. Goth Tech?? I pictured bands like Imperative Reaction, Assemblage 23, Das Ich, the Birthday Massacre, Angels and Agony, etc... Just avoid this, it's worthless!!

gagworthy.......2005-02-11

i liked the idea of goth tech?nice cover art, but!
but what was that???
ewwwwwww!!!! very bad nineties anthemic hard (not dirty even)house with occasional organs (oo, gothic whoooo
...blech
now, never speak of nor play this cd again

Average customer rating:

Zero Turns to One

Manufacturer: cd2001
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

Death Metal | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music

General | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music
ASIN: B000FGXTA2

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