B.B.E. - Seven Days And One Week [1996]

[TRANCEBLASTER]

'B.B.E.' was an Italian - French project of 'Bruno Quartier' ('At The Villa People'), 'Bruno Sanchioni' ('Age Of Love') and 'Emmanuel Top'.

'Seven Days And One Week' was the second most commercially successful 'Trance' hit in Germany right after 'Robert Miles - Children'. peak No.3 and 20 weeks in charts.

Originally released in 1996, along with the B-side 'Hypnose'. Remixed by Andy Düx & Hoschi / Talla 2XLC / Mega'lo Mania & Martink.
Remixed in 1997 by Rollo & Sister Bliss / Dex & Jonesey.
Remixed in 1999 by Kai Tracid / Moguai / Ilde Irun.
Covered in 2002 by Matt Cassar presents Most Wanted. This was later remixed in 2010 by Myon & Shane 54.
Remixed in 2003 by Tomcraft / Ferry Corsten.
Covered in 2006 by DJ Tatana.
Covered in 2007 by Wally Lopez.
Covered in 2008 by Clubcrasher
Re-released in 2009 featuring vocals by ZoëXenia. Remixed by Mario Da Ragnio / Genji Yoshida / Armin Prayd / Jahawi / Joachim Garraud / Tom & Jerry / Signum / Orli / Emalkay.
Covered in 2009 by Ken Sato.
Covered in 2011 by Patrick Jumpen / Epic Alliance.
Covered in 2012 by Beatnik / Martin Stehl / Beach House.
Remixed in 2018 by Yotto.

B.B.E. - Seven Days And One Week [Triangle] 1996


here is the B side Hypnose:

B.B.E. - Hypnose [Triangle] 1996


also the 'Now!' guys 'Andy Düx' (label owner of 'Overdrive') and 'Hoschi' (who is now responsible for the 'Telekom Electronic Beats TV' Techno Blind Test selection) made solid remix:

B.B.E. - Seven Days And One Week (Now! Remix) [Urban] 1996

 

[TJY001]

I adore this track! Heard it so much on Kiss / Radio 1 before it came out and couldnt get enough of it.

 

[tranceking26]

The original is one of the all-time greats imo.

 

[TheTranceHistorian]

The track first appeared on a 1995 compilation CD called Trancemission before later receiving its dedicated vinyl release in 1996.

 

[Dyon]

My favorite version

 

[TRANCEBLASTER]

The track first appeared on a 1995 compilation CD called Trancemission before later receiving its dedicated vinyl release in 1996.

only one guy has that CD in his collection, and it might even be an bootleg/pirate release.

 

[TheTranceHistorian]

only one guy has that CD in his collection, and it might even be an bootleg/pirate release.

Bootleg and pirate copies get the "Unoffical" tag on Discogs. This, on the other hand, is an official CD, released under the Transmission Recordings Ltd. parent label that is still active today.