-"You should always take responsibility for your mistakes" my mother told me... so here we go! Posted wrongly my opinion at the CD-release version some years back, without never ever seen a copy in that format with my own two blue eyes; how could I be so blind?!I'm old for heavens sake - CD's is for schmucks, and every other sound carrying source, except for vinyl of course (!), is probably an ill intended conspiracy, trying to micromanage fine people like you and me!So here is my review, somewhat late but anyway: eyqq June 28, 2014The track "Falling" has always been, now and forever, the, obvious, soundtrack for my life; consisting a emotional ambivalence and beauty... I reckon that it will be played, and provide the atmosphere, at my funeral; while the pastor is preaching!?30+ something now but still: goose bumps present themselves when listened to; while it also carries the memories of a past and cheerful, intoxicated, youth.AmenEdit: The sample in Fallings intro is taken from the movie "Silence of the lambs" - a scene where a cop, in an elevator, talking into a walkie talkie: "... He sees to be hanging on; top three floor secured; main stair wall secured, we think he's on two"

super production.one of the most beloved vinyl.Recommended tracks:A Falling D Planet Spice

Great memories of this record

yeah, to me this is the best trance album of all time (Orbital - Diversions a close 2nd). a totally timeless, emotional, introspective journey like no other. truly masterful composition, production, & soundscapes way ahead of its time. these tracks build like cinematic orchestrations of the 3rd Eye's perception into infinity. mind blowing trips off this album that will stay with me for the rest of my life. thanks Oliver for showing the world what real trance is.

In my opinion one of Oliver Lieb's strongest releases. It got woefully overlooked due to his quarrels with Harthouse at the time, which in turn lead to a severe lack of promotion. Quite unjust, as this LP contains some of the most wonderful music to ever come out of Oliver's studio. "Falling", with its spine-chilling intro, hazy samples and tense melodics, as well as the fiercely driving tribal workout "We Got Spice Pt.1-4" show yet again that Oliver knows how to handle both the dancefloor and the home listening environment quite brilliantly.