DBXLosing Control

Genre:

Electronic

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Minimal

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Tracklist

In Side
Losing Control
Beat Phreak
Out Side
Live Wire
Spock's Brain

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    Version Details Data Quality
    Cover of Losing Control, 1994-09-19, Vinyl Losing Control
    12", 33 ⅓ RPM
    Peacefrog Records – PF 022 UK 1994 UK1994
    Cover of Losing Control, 1994, Vinyl Losing Control
    12", 33 ⅓ RPM
    Accelerate – ACC-102 US 1994 US1994
    Cover of Losing Control, 1994, Vinyl Losing Control
    12", 33 ⅓ RPM, White Label
    Accelerate – ACC-102 US 1994 US1994
    Recently Edited
    Losing Control Remixes
    12", White Label
    Peacefrog Records – PF 025 UK 1994 UK1994
    New Submission
    Cover of Losing Control Remixes, 1995-02-06, Vinyl Losing Control Remixes
    12", 33 ⅓ RPM
    Peacefrog Records – PF 025 UK 1995 UK1995
    Cover of Losing Control, 2000, Vinyl Losing Control
    12", 33 ⅓ RPM, Reissue, Repress
    Accelerate – ACC-102 US 2000 US2000
    Recently Edited
    Losing Control
    4×File, MP3, Reissue, Remastered, 320 kbps
    Accelerate – ACC102 US 2008 US2008
    Recently Edited
    Losing Control
    4×File, WAV, Reissue, Remastered
    Accelerate – ACC-102 US 2008 US2008
    New Submission
    Cover of Losing Control Remixes, 2010-08-09, File Losing Control Remixes
    3×File, MP3, Reissue, 320 kbps
    Peacefrog Records – PF 025 UK 2010 UK2010
    Recently Edited
    Cover of Losing Control Remixes, 2010-08-09, File Losing Control Remixes
    3×File, WAV, Reissue
    Peacefrog Records – PF025DB UK 2010 UK2010
    New Submission
    Cover of Losing Control Remixes, 2011-05-21, Vinyl Losing Control Remixes
    12", 33 ⅓ RPM, Limited Edition, Repress, Green
    Peacefrog Records – PF 025XX UK 2011 UK2011
    Recently Edited
    Cover of Losing Control, 2011-05-21, Vinyl Losing Control
    12", 33 ⅓ RPM, Limited Edition, Reissue, White
    Peacefrog Records – PF 022XX UK 2011 UK2011
    Recently Edited

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    Reviews

    • Gateaux_Fabulous's avatar
      I think I have this version and has NSC in the runout. Does anyone agree?
      • BillyJohnston's avatar
        BillyJohnston
        Great release, but plastic cover it was released in gave off gas & ruined the vinyl. Anybody knows how to fix this let me know. Has released from plastic caused a hissing sound.
        • djclockwork's avatar
          djclockwork
          Carl Craig- Robert Hood-Richie Hawtin- Need I say more! Was an instant classic and still rocks dem floors!
          • housenatural's avatar
            housenatural
            This record is deadly in the hands of a good DJ....like me; ) lol
            • bloodhoundcoverband's avatar
              braindead music :( for those who need advise to drop xD (vocals in techno are always rubbish)
              • MISTER_DIA-TRIBE_73's avatar
                Spock's Brain .... Brain twistingly good! A mind traveler adventurer..
                • AtomicCow's avatar
                  AtomicCow
                  Edited 9 years ago
                  I first heard this track sometime in the mid 90's when dial up speeds meant that you couldn't really full tracks and one site had the brilliant idea of just serving up short loops of some tracks. The deadpan voice sounded pretty cool, nice round kick. I filed it away in my mind. I was really surprised when I heard the whole thing a few years later and realized that it pretty much is that loop for however long. I didn't know anyone would have the balls to do that. So repetitive! So techno! Like a finger raised to all who claimed techno was just the same thing over and over.

                  When you think about it what could be more controlled than just kick and one bar emotionless vocal loop going on forever? So the track is actually quite paranoid - it's as if it's worried that things will fall apart before it even happens. I guess if you let the full thing play out it does fall apart - the filters come in and a strange background howl takes over. You could think about it as a guy afraid to let go even the slightest bit, losing his mind in one of those self-fulfilling loops that an anxious mind can enter into.

                  In this way it's different from a track like , the sound coming right back to Chicago.

                  I guess I'll leave off a final bit of trivia where the success of this track is said to have inspired Josh Wink to do a similar thing with Don't Laugh. I like this one much better. Both got Hawtin remixes...
                  • Svenne's avatar
                    Svenne
                    i've heard a remix of "Spock's Brain" in a Rhadoo set.
                    anyone has an idea wich remix exactly?
                    min 24 https://soundcloud.com/arma17/rhadoo-halloween-labyrinth
                    • niponjean's avatar
                      niponjean
                      dont buy the peacefrog press !! ( not the remix ep ) the sound is awful , zero dynamics etc - BAD DEAL
                      • dylaf's avatar
                        dylaf
                        Edited 7 years ago
                        'Loosing Control' is an undeniable classic that caused bedlam on the techno circuit worldwide. 'Spoks Brain' rarely get's a mention, which is an injustice, as its perhaps one of the greatest examples of analog sci-fi inspired moodyness & a classic in it's own right. Hard to pick a favourite between this & the 'Ghetto Tracks' E.P, both are DBX highlights. Watch out for the repress- badger your seller to confirm that your copy has the type face writing as pictured above, along with 'IN SIDE' and 'OUT SIDE'- Otherwise its a later re-press. If you check the pictures, they are obviously different...

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