Breeder - Tyrantanic (Incl. Evolution, Ocean Wave, Slacker mixes) [2000]

[sszecret]

Release Date: 10 April 2000 (Original Release) | 15 April 2000 (Remixes)
Catalog Number: RHYSYN006 | RHYSYN006R

Breeder's Underexposed Mix


Evolution Dub


Ocean Wave Remix


Slacker's Kingdom Come Mix


As much as I like the other mixes, Breeder's own will always remain my favourite. It's just so damn good. I may be biased towards it because of that absolutely sick transition between it and Stage One from the beginning of Northern Exposure Expeditions CD1. But that's by the by.

 

[Manofearth]

It’s a high quality release, with all mixes bringing something to the table, although the Breeder or Kingdom remix are the ones I usually turn too.

 

[dmgtz96]

Slacker's Kingdom Come mix is the best version for me. The breakdown section starting at ~3:40 is unreal. It's very cinematic-like and feels so unique.

 

[Magdelayna]

Slacker's remix is an all time trance classic.

 

[sszecret]

As a continuation of the history of these Breeder tracks, it's worth adding that RHYSYN006 was apparently meant to be the Cat# assigned to a different release altogether, namely Area 51 by Interflow 4 (sometimes styled only Interflow or Interflow #4).

Can't find exact dates for it, but it was released the same year as Tyrantanic (2000) under KYR and was the only track released under Rhythm Import Series. The Evolution Dub of the final release was cut at Tape to Tape in October of '99, so the Area 51 pressing might be from around the same time.

While the one I've got doesn't match the label of the test pressing on Discogs, the run-out groove numbers and etchings do match, i.e. RHYSYN006 A-1-1-1 SMC@T2T and RHYSYN006 B-1-1- 1 "T2T", meaning it was cut by Shane at Tape to Tape Mastering (later Heathmans Mastering).

Maybe this would be a promo copy, but I'm not aware of any that were sent out with RHYSYN006 as Area 51. Feel free to chime in if you know.

Here are all three together:

 

[Dmoore]

Cold as they come

 

[m_st]

They should make them like this again.

 

[juracid]

Slacker's Kingdom Come mix is the best version for me. The breakdown section starting at ~3:40 is unreal. It's very cinematic-like and feels so unique.

it's not even a classic but probably one of the very best UK progressive trance/house remixes ever, also straight from the golden era (1997-2001).
I love every second of this remix. The stated breakdown is absolutely unreal and a fine example for what 'trance music' can be all about.

R.I.P. Slacker

 

[mynameispengyu]

Slacker's remix always stands out to me. The others are good but there is something in this remix that keeps me groovin'!