Various – Harthouse Compilation Chapter 6 - Six Flags

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Label:	Eye Q Records – 0630-11096-2
Series:	Harthouse Compilation – Chapter 6
Format:	CD , Compilation
Country:
Released:	1995
Genre:	Electronic
Style:	Techno

Tracklist

1	Hardfloor–	Mahogany Roots (360 Sound Version) Remix – Work Written-By – Ramon Zenker	7:08
2	Soap–	Boodulee Part I Engineer – Eric Chiverton Written-By – Paul Doherty	9:04
3	Braincell–	Higher Center Written-By – Cari Lekebusch	8:23
4	Hippies With Altitude–	Heather's Trax Written-By – DJ Jon The Boptist	11:58
5	Synesthasia–	Reptil Written-By – Walter Merziger	8:01
6	Synthetic Progress–	Acid Future Written-By – DJ Sebbo*	12:10
7	Virtual Symmetry–	Information (Original Version) Written-By – Gerald Becker	8:23
8	Patrick Lindsey–	Nerv Crush Written-By – Patrick Lindsey	8:31

Standard black tray Digipak.

℗ & © 1995 WEA Music.
Made in by Warner Music Manufacturing Europe.

Track 1 previously unreleased.

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	Title (Format)	Label	Cat#	Country	Year
	Harthouse Compilation Chapter 6 - Six Flags (2×12", Compilation, 33 ⅓ RPM)	Eye Q Records	EYE UK LP 004	UK	1995
Recently Edited	Harthouse Compilation Chapter 6 - Six Flags (CD, Compilation, Stereo)	Harthouse	HH1013-2	US	1995
	Harthouse Compilation Chapter 6 - Six Flags (2×LP, Compilation)	Eye Q Records	0630-11097-1		1995
Recently Edited	Harthouse Compilation Chapter 6 - Six Flags (CD, Compilation)	Eye Q Records	EYE UK CD 004	UK	1995
New Submission	HH Comp. VI "Six Flags" (2×LP, Promo)	Harthouse	EYE UK 004		1995

Numanoid Apr 21, 2021
Material from Harthouse HH064 to HH072 (omitting HH065, HH066, HH067, HH070, HH071), and HH 10 008 and 009, as well as HH U.K. 001 CD.
The omission of those numbers in the Harthouse series is a bit of a letdown as several of those 12"s were one-off releases, and at the time difficult to get hold of elsewhere.
jezzfern Mar 31, 2016
Track 6-Acid Future by Synthetic Progress is truly awesome! I love all the Harthouse/Eye Q releases and might even be bold enough to suggest that this track is a best of the lot which is a very big call considering; Resistance D, Spicelab, Cygnus X etc. etc. I urge anyone into electronic music to listen to this great piece-turn it up, sit back (try in total darkness...) I know you'll love it. Great production, acid lines, pounding drums and a somewhat eerie otherworldly feel make this a winner. By 95 the trance bubble had more or less burst with a more techno style coming back and this compilation album confirms this, however, everything that came before really stands the test of time and still sounds fresh today. Listen to Harthouse now!