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Binary Finary - 1998

Musician: Binary Finary
Album title: 1998
Style: Trance, Hard Trance
Released: 1998
Country: UK
Size MP3 version: 1878 mb
Size APE version: 1256 mb
Size WMA version: 1502 mb
Rating ✫: 4.3
Votes: 589
Format: VOC AAC MPC TTA APE MP2 DXD
Genre: Electronic

Binary Finary - 1998 mp3 album

Binary Finary Trance Hard Trance 1998 UK

Tracklist Hide Credits

A1	1998 (Matt Darey Mix) Remix, Producer [Additional Production] – Matt Darey	7:15
AA1	1998 (Binary Finary Mix)	5:24
AA2	1998 (Paul Van Dyk Remix) Remix, Producer [Additional Production] – Paul Van Dyk	7:10

Companies, etc.

Phonographic Copyright (p) – Aquarius Records
Copyright (c) – EMI Records Ltd.
Licensed To – EMI Records Ltd.
Published By – A.R.D.
Published By – R & E Music Ltd.
Pressed By – EMI Records

Credits

Design – Unknown*
Producer – Binary Finary, Nuw Idol*
Written-By – Matt Laws

Notes

Ⓟ 1997 The copyright in this sound recording is owned by Aquarius Records under exclusive license to EMI Records Ltd.
Ⓒ 1998 EMI Records Ltd.
Made in EU.

A1: remix & additional production for Anthonic Productions.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode (Text): 7 24388 59926 9
Matrix / Runout (Side A runout groove machine stamped): 12 TIV 98 A-1-1-
Matrix / Runout (Side AA runout groove machine stamped): 12 TIV 98 AA-1-1-
Price Code: PM 212
Rights Society: BEL/BIEM

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
AQUACDS16	Binary Finary	1998 ‎(CD, Single)	Aquarius	AQUACDS16	UK	1998
12TIVDJX-098	Binary Finary	1998 ‎(12", S/Sided, Promo, W/Lbl)	Positiva	12TIVDJX-098	UK	1998
ARDI1531	Binary Finary	1998 (The 2010 Mixes) ‎(7xFile, WAV)	Armada Digital	ARDI1531	Netherlands	2010
ORBIT 003	Binary Finary	1998 ‎(12")	Orbit Records	ORBIT 003	Germany	1998
DMDOrbit040	Binary Finary	2000 ‎(12")	Orbit Records	DMDOrbit040	Germany	2000

Gugrel

You're all wrong, actually: as great as the original is, the Matt Darey remix is one of the greatest anthem trance tunes ever made. I understand if that's not your thing, but so much in it is done so perfectly that it's hard not to love. On the level of Carte Blanche, IMO

Thordibandis

Matt Darey's remix was the one that initially caught my ear when the Positiva release came out, but Paul van Dyk's remix has stood the test of time better.Matt's tracks / remixes around '99 are awesome, but kinda sound more "dated" than the German / Dutch stuff.But yeah, I do still love his remix!

Andromathris

Disagree -Paul's mix is the best versionThe elucidating break and build - no words can surmise :)

IWantYou

There was an edit of Paul's mix on Now Dance 98 which I had at the age of 10/11, imagine how I felt when I heard the full mix!

Samut

I agree with F1end here; the original is the most interesting mix of this seminal track (though I do like the Gouryella and Matt Darey remixes). And though I thought the PVD mix was OK back in the day, it did strike me as the most formulaic and "stock" of the remixes.The original, by contrast, is a blazing and all-too-short trance track that crosses the line between hard, psychedelic, and progressive. It's a downright masterpiece.

Kecq

I have to disagree with the comment below.The original Binary Finary mix is by far the superior tune. Paul Van Dyk's mix lacks the complexity and true trance quality of the original. It is this mix that started the demise of 'proper' trance, as people imitated the PVD sound.

Mr.Savik

The original version was always a better than average tuneful high pitched trancer. However Paul Van Dyk's remix is nothing short of astonishing. He quite rightly pretty much so keeps the original as is, but adds a sense of toughness that was somewhat absent from the original. The attention though is placed firmly on the massive breakdown, and its subsequent surge to euphoric heaven. This remix became the basis for countless pale imitations. Given the huge demand for the Paul Van Dyk remix, it was quite a brave decision by Positiva to place it as the second track on a two track side.