Utah Saints - Lost Vagueness (Oliver Lieb's Main Mix) [2001]

Artist(s)
Utah Saints, Oliver Lieb
Release title
Lost Vagueness
Label name
Echo
Release year
2001

dmgtz96

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This track used to give me the creeps because of the robotic voice, but now I think it's pretty badass. It truly feels like a clubbing track, which is probably why it appeared in Tiesto's Magik 7.



Dub mix:
 
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Dub version is better. Why do you think its weird Armin played this back then? This is how trance sounded, this is what trance djs used to play. It mihht be hard to imagine considering how much of a fucking joke trance has been for the past 14 years
 
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Dub version is better. Why do you think its weird Armin played this back then? This is how trance sounded, this is what trance djs used to play. It mihht be hard to imagine considering how much of a fucking joke trance has been for the past 14 years
Added to OP.
Although I knew Armin played a lot of progressive house/trance early in ASOT, I just didn't think he would play Oliver Lieb, and certainly not as the 2nd track in the set that started everything.
I do know he's a big fan of Netherworld (Oliver Prime remix) though.
 

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Glad there was a dub, listened this morning and the vocals were not really my thing. Liking the dub
 

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I actually like better the original version with the vocal! Imo the robotic voice is just iconic, and it gives the track a "punch" that isn't there in the dub. It's also closer to the original Lost Vagueness song from Utah Saints.
 

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The vocals are sampled from "I Go To Sleep" by The Pretenders.

(0:28)

Obviously fed through a vocoder or similar effect. I did wonder if they might have been re-sung rather than sampled. But then, Utah Saints were serial samplers, their big hit "Something Good" famously used a snippet of Kate Bush.
 

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I actually like better the original version with the vocal! Imo the robotic voice is just iconic, and it gives the track a "punch" that isn't there in the dub. It's also closer to the original Lost Vagueness song from Utah Saints.
Yes the vocal gives it that punch, well said. And it is kind of iconic as it's so twisted and bent out of shape
 
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