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Cirez D - Knockout flac album
  • Performer Cirez D
  • Title Knockout
  • Date of release 2005
  • Country Sweden
  • Style Tech House, Minimal
  • Other formats DMF TTA MOD MP4 MP4 APE DMF
  • Genre Electronic
  • Size MP3 1341 mb
  • Size FLAC 1977 mb
  • Rating: 4.4
  • Votes: 348

Album · 2004 · 2 Songs. More By Cirez D. See All. Vol D. 2015.

Download MP3. Cirez D. MP3 320Kbps.

Cirez D. 7:38.

Knockout by Cirez D on WhoSampled. Discover all of this album's music connections, watch videos, listen to music, discuss and download. Album by Cirez D. Knockout. was remixed in. Knockout (John Dahlbäck at Huggeland 2006 Remix) by John Dahlbäck (2006). Knockout (Sébastien Léger Remix) by Sébastien Léger (2006).

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Knockout' is a very unique track consisting of electro-house stutters and starts, plenty of scratching and a variety of random sound effects. The closest alternative I can think of is Alter Ego's 'Rocker'. It's a great club track - completely cheese free yet definitely memorable to the masses. However, while the A side may have been the crowd favourite, for me, the B side is an absolute killer that never got the respect it deserved. Like fellow Swedes Adam Beyer or Jesper Dahlback, this track shows what Eric Prydz can do with techno

Tracklist

Knockout 5:46
Lost Love 7:37

Versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
MOUSE 002 Cirez D Knockout ‎(12") Mouseville MOUSE 002 Sweden 2005
MOUSE 002 Cirez D Knockout ‎(12", W/Lbl, Sti) Mouseville MOUSE 002 Sweden 2005
MOUSE002 Cirez D Knockout ‎(2xFile, MP3, 320) Mouseville MOUSE002 Sweden 2007


Talk about Cirez D - Knockout


misery
When this was released it was HUGE. The A side was being hammered everywhere - commercial house nights, progressive gigs and techno events. 'Knockout' is a very unique track consisting of electro-house stutters and starts, plenty of scratching and a variety of random sound effects. The closest alternative I can think of is Alter Ego's 'Rocker'. It's a great club track - completely cheese free yet definitely memorable to the masses. However, while the A side may have been the crowd favourite, for me, the B side is an absolute killer that never got the respect it deserved. Like fellow Swedes Adam Beyer or Jesper Dahlback, this track shows what Eric Prydz can do with techno. It features a thumping bass line, cacophonous, energetic percussion, a repetitive but never-tiring vocal snippet (UPTOWN! or perhaps UP, DOWN!) and not much else. It's just a pure four to the floor floor stomper for your body - not intelligent, but definitely danceable and memorable for a few years to come.
Leniga
Lost Love is indeed the killer track on this record.