This CD is in pre-owned Used Condition. Overall quality is good, with minor wear on cases and discs themselves, all discs have faint wear and scratches but should be playable.. See photos for details and please ask any questions you may have Starecase – FirstfloorLabel: Kinetic Records – 67728-54707-2Format: CD, AlbumCountry: USReleased: 2002Genre: ElectronicStyle: Progressive House, Breaks1 FaithVocals – Jokate Benson4:282 Understand Me 7:013 (Sound Two) Second TimeVocals – Omi (2)5:524 Come In 5:275 Stuck In The Middle 7:396 SeeVocals – Charlie Newlands4:517 Aishiteru 6:418 Bitter Little PillVocals – Sean Cook3:589 The Bitter End 5:59Barcode (Text): 6 77285 47072 1Title (Format) Label Cat# Country Year Firstfloor (CD, Album) Black Hole Recordings Black Hole CD 27 Netherlands 2002 Firstfloor (CD, Album) Hope Recordings hope CD023 UK 2002 Firstfloor (3×LP, Album) Hope Recordings HOPE LP 023 UK 2002 First Floor (CD, Promo) Kinetic Records KNADV 54707-2 US 2002 Firstfloor (CD, Album, Promo) Hope Recordings none UK 2002 Way Out West - Way Out WestWay Out WestWay Out West今 Ima - BT今 ImaBTAirdrawndagger - SashaAirdrawndaggerSashaTranceport - Paul OakenfoldTranceportPaul OakenfoldGlobal Underground 019: Los Angeles - John DigweedGlobal Underground 019: Los AngelesJohn DigweedGlobal Underground 021: Moscow - Deep DishGlobal Underground 021: MoscowDeep DishR & R (Rare & Remixed) - BTR & R (Rare & Remixed)BTESCM - BTESCMBTXpander EP - SashaXpander EPSashaWider Angle (Special Edition) - HybridWider Angle (Special Edition)HybridAdd Reviewscoundrel's avatarscoundrel Jan 15, 2013Starecase came during the heyday of progressive trance/house/breaks, and while it may sound typical for this period, it does have some crowd-pleasing moments, like on "Faith," which has a nice pop sensibility with its vocals. "(Sound Two) Second Time" hits the 4/4 for more club friendliness. "Stuck in the Middle" gets more aggressive. But they can also operate on other moods: the slower "Understand Me" opens with a nice spacey melody before the bass kicks in to rough things up, while "Come In" has a delicate guitar line to add a fragility to an otherwise rockin' track. "Aishiteru" maintains the dreamy feel throughout. "The Bitter End" rounds out the album with a galloping beat. Curious that there was never a second floor from these guys, but what we have is still enough to stand on.ReplyHelpful[r115751]Edit ReleaseAll Versions of this ReleaseData Correct Add to Collection Add to WantlistBuy CDSell CD
