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Huge re issue of this seminal moment of Detroit techno from 2000. Re mastered and repressed in the original 430 West artwork. Contains the original instrumental version of Untold - which later was re recorded for the major re release. Tracks: A1: Black Water A2: Black Waters B1: Untold.

Artist: Octave One. Album: Black Water. Heyo! SONGLYRICS just got interactive.

Black Water and Black Waters are tough edged bangers with that irrepressible Octave One energy, keeping the beats big and brutal and the melodies stabbing on the former, and stripping down to a raw drum track for the latter. However it s the Untold version that will get the crowds flipping out with its perfect string hook, rousing drums and Motor City romanticism. Originally released in 2000, Octave One's Black Water has now received the remaster treatment, taking the highly sought after first pressing of this bona fide Detroit techno anthem and giving it a boost for modern spinners to get busy with. Black Water" and "Black Waters" are tough-edged bangers with that irrepressible Octave One energy, keeping the beats big and brutal and the melodies stabbing on the former, and stripping down to a raw drum track for the latter.

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ParolesBlack Water (KSR Vocal Dub). Octave One. Dernière mise à jour le: 31 août 2011. Aucune traduction disponible. Ajouter une traduction. Choisir une traduction  . Autres paroles de l'album. 02. Black Water (Extended Vocal Mix). 03. Black Water (Chase the Blues Instrumental). 04. Black Water (E-Dancer Vocal). Black Water (KSR Vocal Dub). 06. Black Water (KSR Full Vocal Mix).

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