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The 7th Plain - To Be Surreal

Musician: The 7th Plain
Album title: To Be Surreal
Style: Techno, Ambient
Released: 1993
Country: UK
Size MP3 version: 1535 mb
Size APE version: 1481 mb
Size WMA version: 1665 mb
Rating ✫: 4.3
Votes: 463
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Genre: Electronic

The 7th Plain - To Be Surreal mp3 album

The 7th Plain Techno Ambient 1993 UK

Tracklist

To Be Surreal

Convex

Millentum

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
GENP(X)16	The 7th Plain	To Be Surreal ‎(12")	General Production Recordings (GPR)	GENP(X)16	UK	1993
GENP (X)16	The 7th Plain	To Be Surreal ‎(12", W/Lbl)	General Production Recordings (GPR)	GENP (X)16	UK	1993

Gravelblade

good news!all 3 cuts here will be reissued (in remastered form) on the second and third volumes of 'Chronicles' released via A-TON, due out in December - be on the lookout!

Sha

Where did all the sudden interst for this come from? Seems like prices tripled overnight

Butius

Must be the Chronicles series that Ostgut Ton are compiling of his work

Mavegar

Probably the amount of times ive listened to it on youtube. btw i need a copy

Zehaffy

rise of interest in ambient (techno) and youtube algos

Zonama

REPRESS THIS FUCKIN MASTERPIECE 6 more words at least yo.

Winail

just pure Class. . . . .. . . . .

MrDog

Just gorgeous. Have played this over and over. Wonderful record.

uspeh

I remember this tune from 1993 and have been searching/googling for it for more than a decade...then it pops up on a YouTube playlist...what a classic...

Fearlesshunter

Stunning record, 'To be Surreal' is one of the finest and most beautiful examples of ambient techno. Some of you may have noticed that new Ostgut Ton offshoot put out a compilation of his material last year, and with another expected in the not too distant future, lets hope it gets an inclusion.

Invissibale

fooooort . . . . . . . .. . .

Mora

Damn ... need this so bad, i m flyin ..

Qutalan

I have this about to eBay it cover hAve not played it for a while interested?

Wenyost

This vinyl. brings you into the space.very nice.highly recommended.

Marelyne

Isn’t it great to listen to those golden techno moments and be completely overwhelmed by the sound? This masterpiece has that effect on me. ‘To Be Surreal’ and ‘Millentum’ are wonderful, spacy techno tracks from the early nineties. I believe this is Luke Slater’s most beautiful record under his 7th plain guise. And that means a lot when you have listened to fantastic albums like ‘My Yellow Wise Rug’ and ‘The 4 Cornered Room’. It is music made in the years when techno and ambient melted so well together. Luke Slater was one of the champions in creating multi-layered tracks without losing the atmosphere. He made tracks where you could listen to, over and over again and where you could always hear something new. I hope these tracks will last forever and will be rediscovered in the future, rather than his ‘commercial’ recordings which are forgettable.

Mr.Death

You're absolutely right...but it wasn't just about the music that made these tunes so classic, the listeners had something to say and the times, they were so different...there wasn't so much fear, and there was certainly was more hope...hearing it again now, I remember that hope...and I hope for that again...