Gabriel & Dresden - Gabriel & Dresden FLAC

Gabriel and Dresden Progressive House Trance Progressive Trance 2006 UK

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1	–Gabriel & Dresden	Let Go Acoustic Guitar – David PennerBacking Vocals [Additional] – Kristy GabrielElectric Bass, Bells [Six-flat Bell Plate] – Josh GabrielLead Vocals, Electric Guitar – Molly BancroftWritten-By – D.Penner, M.Bancroft	6:38
2	–Gabriel & Dresden With Scarlett Etienne	Eleven Written-By – S.Etienne*	5:00
3	–Gabriel & Dresden	Enemy Acoustic Guitar – Jes BriedenBacking Vocals – Jan Burton, Leonie BurtonLead Vocals – Jan BurtonPiano – Josh GabrielWritten-By – J.Burton, J.Brieden, N.Davenport*	5:27
4	–Gabriel & Dresden	Dust In The Wind Percussion [Log Drum] – Josh GabrielVocals – Molly BancroftWritten-By – K.Livgren*	8:45
5	–Gabriel & Dresden	Mass Repeat Drums [Additional] – Pete Houser	4:58
6	–Gabriel & Dresden	Closer Backing Vocals – Josh Gabriel, Kristy GabrielLead Vocals, Electric Bass, Electric Guitar – Molly BancroftWritten-By – D. Penner, J.Gabriel, M. Marcos*	5:43
7	–Gabriel & Dresden	Not Enough Backing Vocals [Additional] – Leonie BurtonLead Vocals, Backing Vocals – Jan BurtonWritten-By – J.Burton*	4:09
8	–Gabriel & Dresden	Amsterdam Interlude Piano – Josh Gabriel	1:22
9	–Gabriel & Dresden	New Path Vocals – Jan BurtonWritten-By – J.Burton, N.Davenport	4:55
10	–Gabriel & Dresden	Sydney	6:36
11	–Gabriel & Dresden	Dangerous Power Backing Vocals – Dave DresdenLead Vocals – Jan BurtonPiano, Electric Bass – Josh GabrielWritten-By – J.Burton, J.Brieden	7:45
12	–Gabriel & Dresden	Tracking Treasure Down Backing Vocals – Dave Dresden, Josh GabrielHandclaps [Claps] – Josh Gabriel, Molly BancroftLead Vocals, Keyboards [Additional] – Molly BancroftVocals [Additional] – Rowan GabrielWritten-By – M.Bancroft*	8:41

Companies, etc.

Phonographic Copyright (p) – Organized Nature
Copyright (c) – Organized Nature
Distributed By – Amato Distribution
Published By – Copyright Control
Published By – Don Kirshner Music, Inc.
Produced For – Organized Nature
Produced For – Ornadel Management
Mastered At – Future Disc

Credits

Booking [DJ Booking North & South America] – [email protected]*
Booking [DJ Booking Rest Of The World] – [email protected]*
Design [Album Artwork Designed By] – Josh Gabriel, Dave Dresden*, Mark Oliver Skinner
Engineer, Mixed By – Josh Gabriel
Management [Gabriel & Dresden] – Guy Ornadel
Management [Jan Burton] – [email protected]*
Mastered By – Kris Solem
Photography By – William Henshall
Producer – Gabriel & Dresden
Written-By – J.Gabriel/D.Dresden* (tracks: 1 to 3, 5, 7 to 12)

Notes

The titles of tracks 4 & 5 are switched on the release (4 is listed as "Mass Repeat" and 5 as "Dust In The Wind").

The tracks "Enemy" and "Dangerous Power" are adapted from "Imagination" by Motorcycle.

Produced for Organized Nature and Ornadel Management
Mastered @ Futuredisc, Hollywood, CA

All songs - Published by Copyright Control/BMI except track 5, "Dust In The Wind", published by Don Kirshner Music, Inc.(BMI)

© & ℗ 2006 Organized Nature - A division of Gabriel & Dresden, LLC.
All rights reserved.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode: 881824101629
Matrix / Runout (Variant 1 & 2): deluxe ORGNCD001 01
Mastering SID Code (Variant 1): L136
Mould SID Code (Variant 1 - on matrix ring): IFPI 8711
Mould SID Code (Variant 1): IFPI 0499
Matrix / Runout (Variant 2): IFPI L136
Mastering SID Code (Variant 2): IFPI 0483 MADE IN THE UK

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
ORGNCD101	Gabriel & Dresden	Gabriel & Dresden ‎(2xCD, Album, Ltd, Dig)	Organized Nature	ORGNCD101	UK	2006
ORGNCD006, ORGNCD001	Gabriel & Dresden	Gabriel & Dresden ‎(Album + 11xFile, MP3, 320 + File, MP3, Mixed, 320)	Organized Nature, Organized Nature	ORGNCD006, ORGNCD001	UK	2006
none	Gabriel & Dresden	Gabriel & Dresden ‎(CDr, Album, Promo)	Organized Nature	none	UK & Europe	2006
2220322	Gabriel & Dresden	Gabriel & Dresden ‎(CD, Album)	Mucha Mas Música	2220322	Mexico	2007
none	Gabriel & Dresden	Album Bonus CD ‎(CDr, Promo)	Organized Nature	none	UK	2007

Faulkree

Couldn't agree more about this album being a grower. I bought it a few years ago around the beginning of my Trance obsession and it was on the strength of their reputation and "Tracking Treasure Down". When I got home to listen I was deeply disappointed for much the same reasons as the negative review on here talks about; the vocals were boring and it was severely lacking in ideas. No matter how many more chances I gave it (of which there were many), the only track that I could bring myself to like was "Eleven". However, sometime this year everything clicked and I began to see the positives of this album very quickly. It's worth stressing that this is not an album for fans of regular trance, it is far more rooted in Progressive/Tech House and all of the trancier material (Let Go/Enemy/Dangerous Power/Tracking Treasure Down) stays well away from traditional elements. What this album does have is originality, tight songwriting, well-chosen vocalists and a pheonmenal flow from beginning to end. Seeing as it cost me £5 for a brand new copy, I now consider "Gabriel & Dresden" a stupidly good bargain. If you're open-minded about dance music, this could be a very rewarding purchase.

Steelraven

Wow, Listening to this album was like the first time I had sushi: Didn't like it at first, but love it now. Having "Bloom" by G&D as one of my favourite albums, I had a hard time getting this one at first. After listening to it a couple of times I have come to absolutely love it. Pretty much every song is brilliant, especially number 1, 10, 11, 12. The album should be listened through from beginning to end to fully appreciate it; for me it has grown from being a small disappointment to a likewise or- even better, than "Bloom". It's an honest 5 out of 5.

Hanelynai

Wow! What a horrible album! Its tracks are filled with a bunch of predictable outcomes and very cheesy vocals. The only two tunes that I have found to be interesting were Eleven and Sydney. Eleven is actually my favourite tune. Gabriel & Dresden had the potential as they made some quality productions - although most of them were a bit too commercial, but still quility - throughout years 2002-2004. Then they released the awesome, their best in my opinion, track Arcadia. After the release of Arcadia, I just thought it couldn't get better than this - an awsome production without any of that cheesiness that you would find in their earlier works. But the reality was that from that point on it just went downhill for these two. And this album just proves it. All of these tracks are well done and finished, but too finished and too uncreative. It actually didn't surprise me after hearing their Essential Mix back in spring. Basically they have great production skills but absolutely no ideas. I would recommend just buying track Eleven on 12" or mp3.