Various – Frankfurt Trax Volume 6 (Return To Zero)

This time, a large amount of tracks were released on Dance Ecstasy 2001 in several vinyl volumes.
Now let's look at the 2 CD exclusives:

"Let It Roarrr!" has a lengthy breakbeat intro, before it breaks down into rough guy gabber.

Headshop sends us a Phantom track that almost feels as if the Universe was re-created by a deranged string orchestra (nice!).

Rating: 99 / 100

Frankfurt 6 was a CD compilation, released by P.
This 4-part series of Vinyls highlights some of tracks taken from this very CD.

each part has a certain characteristic, and the final part has darker / harder / "terror" hardcore sounds (with the exception of the "korrekte mf's" track maybe.)

Frankfurt 6 was a CD compilation, released by P.
This 4-part series of Vinyls highlights some of tracks taken from this very CD.

each part has a certain characteristic. this one has hardcore / gabber sounds.

Frankfurt 6 was a CD compilation, released by P.
This 4-part series of Vinyls highlights some of tracks taken from this very CD.

each part has a certain characteristic. this is the part for more "mellow" techno and ambient sounds.

Frankfurt 6 was a CD compilation, released by P.
This 4-part series of Vinyls highlights some of tracks taken from this very CD.

each part has a certain characteristic, and this is the release for "softer" electro / club sounds (with a P spin, mind you!).
some true P jewels can be found on these releases.

I carnt believe this hasn't got a review- Turbulence - the home of sick - was a massive track played in the uk.- DRT - helter skelter trchno drome - north radical & many more hardcore techno events - Jay prescott ...

I thinks it's a quality track ...

I was thrilled to land a copy of this record a few years back which I had wanted especially for Ps track 'The Phuture', which appeared on several CD compilations during the 90s but never had a proper vinyl release. The track has a long, doomy, atmospheric intro which builds and builds with layers of percussion before a punchy kickdrum drops at 225 bpm, all wrapped in a curious 'live recording' feel. Pure wickedness! In a similar vein is a track by The Mover entitled 'At the Abyss of Deception', which appeared on some CD compilations at the time but never appeared on vinyl. The track features a doomy, atmospheric synth which twists and turns over a 200 bpm kickdrum. Pure fucking awesome!

"Sweet Electronique" is one gem of an electro piece; that is, two pieces actually. The first delivers kraftwerky electro beats and a vocoder - a great, funky track in itself, yet not mind blowing. Then, all of a sudden, a complete change of musical character: ice cold 4/4 computer techno, minimal and sparse but still funky. After a while, elements from the abandoned first half start returning; like ghosts, rhythmically shifted or played backwards, rounding the track and adding extra dopeness. Instant classic for me, also as it's a rare case of P going full electro!