Continuous
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September 1, 1991 |
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1990-1991 |
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| Label (s) | Metronome Musik GmbH, Hamburg / Hammer Musik | ||||
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Title (number) |
11 |
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running time |
40:59 |
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Tom Korge ( Executive Producer : Achim Völker, Assistant Engineer: Thomas Krause, Synclavier Operator: Klaus Völker) |
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Artlab Studios, Frankfurt am Main |
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Continuous ( English for " continuously ") is published on 1 September 1991. second music album of Hanover band Celebrate the Well , from the 1993 Scooter have emerged.
About the album
Continuous is the second album by the electro pop band Celebrate the Nun , which was launched in Hanover at the end of 1986. Slin Tompson, a member from the early days of the band, was no longer involved in the production and release of the album.
Celebrate the now standing by their record label , the West Side Music, under contract and were again for studio recordings to Frankfurt into the studio sent. In the winter of 1990/1991 all studio work was done, so that the long player could be released the following year .
Continuous contained eleven danceable, synthetic songs, of which except in May 1991 "Patience", which formed the track No. 1, in September 1991 "You Make Me Wonder" - simultaneously with the release of the album - was released as a single. Chart successes remained with this publication.
Because of the lack of support from their record company (Westside Music) and disagreements with the company, which also went bankrupt in 1991, Celebrate the Nun was finally dissolved in 1992. After that Rick J. Jordan built his own recording studio in his basement in Herrenhausen , where in 1993 he the debut album of the band Crown of Creation , Real Life , and also the first singles of Scooter produced. One week after the Love Parade in 1993, H. P. Baxxter, Rick J. Jordan and manager Jens Thele founded the remix team The Loop! Together with Baxxter's cousin Sören Bühler, alias Ferris Bueller . , which later became the successful dance band Scooter .
Track list
The compositions and arrangements are from Celebrate the Nun, the lyrics by H. P. Baxxter alone. The final song, Waiting , is a CD bonus track.
- Solitaire (3:30)
- Falling Rain (3:37)
- A Kind of Tragedy (3:40)
- Love Comes as a Surprise (3:38)
- Distance (3:52)
- Change (3:26)
- You Make Me Wonder (3:52)
- One More Time (3:41)
- Go On (4:06)
- I Believe (3:16)
- Waiting (3:36)
Singles
| Cover | Title (year) | Tracklist |
| Patience (1991) | 1) The Original Mix (6:23) 2) The Don Brown Hyperspace Mix (6:01) 3rd Radio Version (3:26) |
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| You Make Me Wonder (1991) | 1) You Make Me Wonder - Technotrance: Dept. 47 vs Yanicke (5:46) 2) You Make Me Wonder - Beats 4 U Mix (4:40) 3) Patience - The Technotic Factory Mix (5:23) 4) You Make Me Wonder - Radio Edit (3:40 ) |
literature
Matthias Blazek: The Lower Saxony Band Compendium 1963-2003 - Data and facts from 100 rock groups from Lower Saxony . Celle 2006, pp. 34-35 ISBN 978-3-00-018947-0 .
Web links
- Continuous at Discogs (English)
- Continuous at Last.fm
- Continuous at Musik-Sammler.de