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Program 2 Beltram - The Omen Mp3

Program Beltram Belgium Records Hardcore Techno 1991

Performer: Program 2 Beltram
Album: The Omen
Label: R & S Records
Catalog #: RS 9136
MP3: 1752 mb | FLAC: 2067 mb
Released: 1991
Country: Belgium
Style: Hardcore, Techno
Rating: 4.4/5
Votes: 939
Category: Electronic

Tracklist

1	The Omen (Psycho Mix)
2	Silver Side
3	The Omen (After Life Mix)
4	Black Side

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
RS 9136	Program 2 Beltram	The Omen ‎(12", Hol)	R & S Records	RS 9136	Belgium	1991
RSUK 7	Beltram & Program 2	The Omen ‎(12")	R & S Records	RSUK 7	UK	1991
RS 9136	Program 2 Beltram	The Omen ‎(12", RE)	R & S Records	RS 9136	Belgium	Unknown
RS 9136	Program 2 Beltram	The Omen ‎(12", RP)	R & S Records	RS 9136	Belgium	2006
RSUK 7CD	Beltram & Program 2	The Omen ‎(CD, Single)	R & S Records	RSUK 7CD	UK	1991

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
RS 9136	Program 2 Beltram	The Omen ‎(12")	R & S Records	RS 9136	Belgium	1991
RS 9136	Program 2 Beltram	The Omen ‎(12", Hol)	R & S Records	RS 9136	Belgium	1991
RSUK 7	Beltram & Program 2	The Omen ‎(12")	R & S Records	RSUK 7	UK	1991
RS 9136	Program 2 Beltram	The Omen ‎(12", RP)	R & S Records	RS 9136	Belgium	2006
RSUK 7CD	Beltram & Program 2	The Omen ‎(CD, Single)	R & S Records	RSUK 7CD	UK	1991

Credits

Painting – Cris Brodahl
Producer, Mixed By – Joey Beltram, Program 2
Written-By – G. Le Fosse, J. Beltram, V. Calderone

Painting – Cris Brodahl
Producer, Mixed By – Joey Beltram, Program 2
Written-By – G. Le Fosse, J. Beltram, V. Calderone

Notes

(C) + (P) R & S Records Belgium 1991
Marketed & manufactured by R & S Records Belgium

Made in Belgium.

Both versions sample vocal from The Beastie Boys - 'The New Style'

Also released with different label artwork.

Mid 90's reissue.Mastered at Foon Mastering Center, Lier (Belgium).

Both versions sample:
Vocal from The Beastie Boys - The New Style
Vocal from Fancy Black - Stand Up And Fight

Track B samples:
Vocal from Led Zeppelin - Whole Lotta Love

Barcodes

Matrix / Runout (Run-out Etchings A-side): RS 9136.A1 Foon Mastering
Matrix / Runout (Run-out Etchings B-side): RS 9136-B1
Rights Society: SABAM TM
Barcode: 5411659120363

Matrix / Runout (Etchings side A): FOON MASTERING RS 9136 · A ı
Matrix / Runout (Etchings side B): RS 9136 - B ı
Other (Printed, rear of sleeve): R S 9 1 3 6
Rights Society: SABAM TM

Companies

Mastered At – Foon
Phonographic Copyright (p) – R & S Records
Copyright (c) – R & S Records
Marketed By – R & S Records
Manufactured By – R & S Records

Phonographic Copyright (p) – R & S Records
Copyright (c) – R & S Records
Marketed By – R & S Records
Manufactured By – R & S Records

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Malak

i think all this negative comments are made by people who wasn't there at the begining of all this rave euphoriaso i think they can't handle the sound of 1991.as they ride on the vawe od 2000's

Kalrajas

I was there when this came out and thought it was crap compared to his other stuff. Thought it was cheesy rave. LOVED Beltram 1 and 2 and his Mentasm stuff, but not this.

Natety

Full on Belgium Techno from Joey Beltram.Huge tune back in 1991 - pack full of energy with its driving techno rhythms, huge synth rave stabs and a whole load of other sample put to great effect. Take your pick on the mixes they are both checking out.

Landamath

God knows what Joey Beltram was on when he came up with this one, but compared to "Joey's Riot", "Energy Flash" or "Code 6" you would swear it was by a different artist altogether. The only point of comparison is in the drum programming ! Definitely one to avoid for true Beltram fans.

Inertedub

lol @ true Beltram fans - fandom this is what music wrecks. Awesome track which caused serious brock out on the floors.

MOQ

The sound isn't just coming from Joey it was also produced by G. Le Fosse & V. Calderone* AKA Program 2.

Katishi

ALSO INCLUDES SAMPLE OF LED ZEPPELINS "WHOLE LOTTA LOVE"

Zymbl

I have to disagree Andy... still holds as much energy as it did back then. It's a belter!

Darkshaper

Hahhahahha....just silly now. I love Joey Beltram more than his Mum but this isn't one of his better productions. I thought it was great 20 years ago when Disco Biscuits were the in-thing but time moves on and sadly, compared to tunes like Energy Flash, Mind To Mind and Joey's Riot, it doesn't hold water. Still, it raises a smile.

Frdi

Is it okay to both like oldskool rave AND minimal techno?

Carrot

I'm with Andy. None of the quality of a Beltram tune in evidence here, just a cliché every 4 bars

Bolanim

have to agree here I like all Joey's stuff this is no different Omen is a great track maybe nostalgia but I would listen to this today and I'm back in the day.

Macage

Guess it depends on what you look for in a track!I love The Omen, but then again I am a fan of oldschool rave in general.This won't appeal to people who prefer the more straight, minimal techno approach.

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