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Track Listings
| 1. 7:7 expansion |
| 2. A cool dry place |
| 3. Desir (Ghost mix) |
| 4. On the seventh night |
| 5. Sinbad |
| 6. Quest (Moon mix) |
| 7. Ship of the desert |
| 8. Faydeaudeau |
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Steve Hillage's post-Gong career stands as an example and inspiration to ageing hippies fighting musical obsolescence. After channeling his extraordinary guitar skills into a series of increasingly out-there "solo" albums, Hillage joined keyboardist Miquette Giraudy, enlisted such preeminent dance-floor forces as Derrick May, The Orb's Alex Paterson and Thrash, Youth (Killing Joke), and Paul Oakenfold, and set his sights on the conquest of technopolis. System 7's eponymous debut (1991) worked Hillage's scintillating glissandos and six-string cascades, Giraudy's glittering melodies, and craftyproduction into a sumptuous stew of beats that straddled techno, trance, world, pop, and ambient musics.
For 1992's astonishing 777, Hillage and Giraudy teamed up with Patersonand Youth (again), Tony Thorpe, and such talented engineersas Greg Hunter, Jim Abbiss, and Dare Mason. Thorpe/Youth/Hillage's "7:7 Expansion" sets the controls for the heart of an ever-growing, pulsating trance groove. Hunter's glorious "Desir (Ghost Mix)" and "On The Seventh Night" work a middle ground between emotive Detroit-styled techno and storming ethnodelic club fare. The Orb boys take the reigns on "A Dry Cool Place", supplying "ambience and navigation" through crystal-world rainforest atmospherics and lush wall-to-wall rhythms. Hillage's liquid-glass guitar work defies gravity throughout, particularly on the jaw-dropping ending triad.
Steve Hillage's post-Gong career stands as an example and inspiration to ageing hippies fighting musical obsolescence. After channeling his extraordinary guitar skills into a series of increasingly out-there "solo" albums, Hillage joined keyboardist Miquette Giraudy, enlisted such preeminent dance-floor forces as Derrick May, The Orb's Alex Paterson and Thrash, Youth (Killing Joke), and Paul Oakenfold, and set his sights on the conquest of technopolis. System 7's eponymous debut (1991) worked Hillage's scintillating glissandos and six-string cascades, Giraudy's glittering melodies, and craftyproduction into a sumptuous stew of beats that straddled techno, trance, world, pop, and ambient musics.
For 1992's astonishing 777, Hillage and Giraudy teamed up with Patersonand Youth (again), Tony Thorpe, and such talented engineersas Greg Hunter, Jim Abbiss, and Dare Mason. Thorpe/Youth/Hillage's "7:7 Expansion" sets the controls for the heart of an ever-growing, pulsating trance groove. Hunter's glorious "Desir (Ghost Mix)" and "On The Seventh Night" work a middle ground between emotive Detroit-styled techno and storming ethnodelic club fare. The Orb boys take the reigns on "A Dry Cool Place", supplying "ambience and navigation" through crystal-world rainforest atmospherics and lush wall-to-wall rhythms. Hillage's liquid-glass guitar work defies gravity throughout, particularly on the jaw-dropping ending triad.
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