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  • Lindstrom Where You Go I Go Too
    Sunday, September 21, 2008

    Hans-Peter Lindstrom's latest work, Where You Go I Go Too, is one of this year's best records, and, for me, it's a perfect record. See, two days a week, I work out of town, and the drive takes 55 minutes, if not longer. I can play Where You Go I Go Too, and the record will get me psyched for the day, and by the time "The Long Way Home" fades out, I'm at work and ready to face the day. Lindstrom has a knack of making a beat that's minimalist without being monotonous. These three songs are long, deep dance numbers, but they ebb and flow in a way that is always compelling. At times modern-sounding, at times reminiscent of Giorgio Moroder's work with Donna Summer-- heck, at times I think of ABBA—these songs sink nicely into a groove that gets your adrenaline going without tiring you out. From what I've read, Lindstrom wanted to do that with these songs, and he's succeeded. A wonderful mood record, this.


    Listen To: "The Long Way Home (Prins Thomas edit)"


    Where You Go I Go Too is available now on Smalltown Supersound

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    posted by joseph kyle @ 4:27 PM  
    1 Comments:
    • At September 25, 2008 at 7:50 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said…

      Amazing, I agree with all you say. I had a recent trip to Stockholm from the UK and found this track fitted perfectly with the landscape whilst on the 1 hour bus ride from the airport to Stockholm.

      A truly beautiful track.

      Travis

       
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