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Performer: Yves Deruyter
Title: The Rebel
Genre: Electronic
Cat #: BR97129
Label: Bonzai Records
Country: Belgium
Date of release: 1997
Style: Trance, Hard Trance
FLAC size 2663 mb
MP3 size: 1747 mb
Record From Vinyl, 12"

Yves Deruyter Belgium Bonzai Records Trance Hard Trance 1997

Tracklist

1	The Rebel (Original Mix)
2	The Rebel (DJ Randy Remix) Remix – DJ Randy

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
BL9701	YDR	The Rebel ‎(12", S/Sided, Promo)	Bonzai Limited	BL9701	Belgium	1997
S3 665331 2, 665331 2	Yves Deruyter	The Rebel ‎(CD, Maxi)	S3 Paris, S3 Paris	S3 665331 2, 665331 2	France	1997
BRI 028	Yves Deruyter	The Rebel ‎(12")	Bonzai Records Italy	BRI 028	Italy	1997
8949422, 8 94942 2, 7243 8 94942 2 8	Yves Deruyter	The Rebel ‎(CD, Maxi)	Orbit Records, Orbit Records, Orbit Records	8949422, 8 94942 2, 7243 8 94942 2 8	Germany	1998
BR98135	Yves Deruyter	The Rebel (1998 Remixes) ‎(12", Pic)	Bonzai Records	BR98135	Belgium	1998

Credits

Artwork By – Koen Smits
Written-By, Producer – Dirk "M.I.K.E." Dierickx, Yves Deruyter

Notes

Published by BMG Unversal Music Publishing (Bonzai Music).
Contains a sample from Public Enemy "Do The Right Thing".
Courtesy of Def Jam / American Recordings.

There is also a Dutch release available, which is completelty identical to this release but with a sticker put over the bar code which says "Exclusive license by ID&T Music b.v." and has the bar code 4 022562 009389

The info "Contains a sample from Public Enemy "Do The Right Thing" courtesy of Def Jam / American Recordings." from the booklet is wrong. Vocals were sampled from Public Enemy's "Rebel Without A Pause".

Barcodes

Barcode: 5 413647 013114

Companies

Published By – BMG Universal Music Publishing
Published By – Bonzai Music
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Lightning Records
Copyright (c) – Lightning Records
Distributed By – N.E.W.S.

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Comments: (1)

Shan

Well, it's hard to write a review on this one. It's the kind of "anthem-like" trance track that started to pop up in the late 90's, but it still stands out in my heart after all those years ! Sure, some elements might seem a bit cheesy, especially that intro part... but all things taken together, it's a belgian classic. Why ? Because every element is memorable, even this weird intro bassline. The main strength of the track is of course the tremendous dreamy melody, combied with a terrific use of pluck basses. And the break is just pure pleasure, the way things are fading and rising is fantastic. No remix can be seen as worthwhile, aside from the Randy's one on this original release, less dancy, taking a more emotional take on the melody, quite interesting to hear as well !

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