Golden Section (album) explained

Golden Section
Type:studio
Artist:System 7
Cover:System7GoldenSection.jpg
Released:July 1997 UK
September 1997 North America
June 1998 Japan
May 2000 UK re-release
Recorded:1997
Length:78:34
Label:Butterfly/Big Life BLFCD27 UK
Hypnotic (Cleopatra) CLP108-2 North America
Flavour Japan
A-Wave AAWCD006 UK re-release
Producer:Steve Hillage, Miquette Giraudy
Prev Title:Power of Seven
Prev Year:1996
Next Title:Seventh Wave
Next Year:2001

Golden Section is an album by the British ambient dance band System 7, released in 1997.[1]

Critical reception

The New York Times wrote that "System 7 makes cheerful midtempo dance music that usually relies on a bouncy, chugging beat ... Removed from the dance floor, the music has too little happening for too long."[2] The Dallas Observer thought that "tracks like 'Exdreamist' are nothing more than psychedelia wrapping itself in drum 'n' bass beats and electronic ambience."[3] The Plain Dealer concluded: "Dreamy, smooth and stimulating, this is sacred music for digital temples."

Track listing

Track Length Written & produced by Mixed by
1 "Rite of Spring" 08:56 Steve Hillage and Miquette Giraudy System 7 and
Adam Wren
2 "Don Corleone" 08:36 Steve Hillage, Talvin Singh and Miquette Giraudy
3 "Y2K (Beatnik Mix)" 05:14 Steve Hillage and Miquette Giraudy
4 "Ring of Fire" 09:49
5 "Exdreamist" 07:31
6 "Wave Bender" 06:37
7 "Sinom X Files" 07:56
8 "Merkaba!" 09:51
9 "Y2K (Back to the Future)" 06:38
10 "Borobudur" 07:37

External links

Notes and References

  1. Web site: System 7 Biography, Songs, & Albums. AllMusic.
  2. Web site: Electronica in the Handy Take-Home Packs. Jon. Pareles. September 2, 1997. NYTimes.com.
  3. News: Chrissopoulos . Philip . Out There . Dallas Observer . October 16, 1997 . Music.