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Paul van Dyk Trance Progressive Trance 1997 Germany
Paul van Dyk - Forbidden Fruit flac album
  • Performer Paul van Dyk
  • Title Forbidden Fruit
  • Date of release 1997
  • Country Germany
  • Style Trance, Progressive Trance
  • Other formats MP2 FLAC AHX MP3 ASF AAC MP1
  • Genre Electronic
  • Size MP3 1915 mb
  • Size FLAC 1986 mb
  • Rating: 4.3
  • Votes: 154
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Dream Dance 32 – Paul van Dyk, Reflections (Album Version). Paul Van Dyk – Crush (Paul Van Dyk Album Remix)/Re . :05. Paul Van Dyk – For an angel (album version). Paul Van Dyk – Forbidden Fruit (Album Version). 03. Paul van Dyk & Giuseppe Ottaviani – Far Away (Album version 2007) TSA 044 ECH. :54. Paul van Dyk – In Circles (Alex . Paul van Dyk – Reflections (Full Album 2003) (by Musi. :53.

ID 23. Paul van Dyk - Forbidden Fruit (Forbidden City Remix) 24. DJ Jan - Xsanto (Remix) 25. Moonman - Don't Be Afraid. Paul van Dyk - Forbidden Fruit (BT & PvD's Food Of Love Mix) 17. The Freak & Mac Zimms - Submission 18. Yello - On Track (Doug Laurent's First Journey Dub) 19. Paul van Dyk - Words (Album Mix). Paul van Dyk - Live @ Egg Studios Melbourne (0. 8.

Forbidden Fruit (Fruit Of Love Mix). Forbidden Fruit (BT & PVD's Food Of Love Mix). This is, for me, Paul Van Dyk's best single by a long shot (taken from his best album by a long shot), and one of the very finest examples from the golden mid-90s era of progressive trance, just after the genre had developed from its classic German roots and just before it became overblown Euro-tosh.

Paul van Dyk - Forbidden Fruit taken from Seven Ways released on MFS (I still have this album.

Watch the video for Forbidden Fruit from Paul van Dyk's Global for free, and see the artwork, lyrics and similar artists. What you see you must not touch, what you see What you want you cannot have, what you want As Adam plucked the apple from the tree he neve. ead the full lyrics for Forbidden Fruit. Discuss these lyrics on MetroLyrics.

German DJ and record producer Paul van Dyk has released eight studio albums and 30 singles. 1997: Perspective - A Collection Of Remixes 1992–1997. 1998: Vorsprung Dyk Technik: Remixes 92-98. 1999: Paul van Dyk's Nervous Tracks. 2004: Perfect Remixes Vol. 2. 2008: 10 Years GMF Compilation. 2009: Volume(GER (UK (AUT (Top Heatseekers 1993: X-Mix-1- The MFS Trip. 1999: 60 Minute Mix. 2001: The Politics of Dancing (FIN - 2003: Mixmag (Mixmag DJ Mix).

Tracklist

Forbidden Fruit (Forbidden Future Mix) 7:49
Forbidden Fruit (Fruit Of Love Mix) 6:20
Forbidden Fruit (BT & PVD's Food Of Love Mix) 9:42

Versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
MFS 7106-0, 7106-0, 323.7106.0 18 Paul van Dyk Forbidden Fruit ‎(12") MFS, MFS, MFS MFS 7106-0, 7106-0, 323.7106.0 18 Germany 1997
MFS 7106-3, 323.7106.3 16 Paul van Dyk Forbidden Fruit (Part 1) ‎(CD, Maxi, CD1) MFS, MFS MFS 7106-3, 323.7106.3 16 Europe 1997
MFS 9106-3, 323.9106.3 16 Paul van Dyk Forbidden Fruit (Part 2) ‎(CD, Maxi, CD2) MFS, MFS MFS 9106-3, 323.9106.3 16 Germany 1997
DVNT18X Paul van Dyk Forbidden Fruit ‎(12") Deviant Records DVNT18X UK 1997
MDJ 78 Paul van Dyk Forbidden Fruit ‎(12") Made In DJ MDJ 78 Spain 1997
NEC 759563 Paul van Dyk Forbidden Fruit ‎(12") NEC Records NEC 759563 Belgium 1997
MFS 7106-0, 7106-0, 323.7106.0 18 Paul van Dyk Forbidden Fruit ‎(12", W/Lbl, Sti) MFS, MFS, MFS MFS 7106-0, 7106-0, 323.7106.0 18 Germany 1997
DVNT18XP Paul van Dyk Forbidden Fruit ‎(2x12", Promo) Deviant Records DVNT18XP UK 1997
DVNT18X Paul van Dyk Forbidden Fruit ‎(Acetate, 12", Single) Tape To Tape DVNT18X UK 1997
ADICT046CD Paul van Dyk Forbidden Fruit ‎(CD, Maxi) Addiction Records ADICT046CD Australia 1997
NEC 759564 Paul van Dyk Forbidden Fruit ‎(CD, Single) NEC Records NEC 759564 Netherlands 1997
DVNT18CDR Paul van Dyk Forbidden Fruit ‎(CD, Single, CD2) Deviant Records DVNT18CDR UK 1997
DVNT 18CDS Paul van Dyk Forbidden Fruit ‎(CD, Single, Par) Deviant Records DVNT 18CDS UK & Europe 1997


Talk about Paul van Dyk - Forbidden Fruit


Voodoogore
The previous two reviewers are both correct: this is one of Paul van Dyk's finest productions, and with "For an Angel" one of his two enduring 1990s classics. Even subsequent good work, e.g. on the "Reflections" and "Evolution" albums, doesn't have the same character or poignancy. The melody is brilliant, and instantly memorable.The early versions of the track don't really feel like dance music to me - more a manifestation of the artistic, expressionistic side of trance music. The BT remix imbued it with full club power (not that I ever recall having heard it in any of PvD's DJ sets, however).The promo video for Forbidden Fruit is also extremely moving, a meditation on memories and the pursuit of lost time. I sometimes wonder about whether or to what extent PvD (indeed all East Germans) harbours a nostalgia for the way things were in the DDR, even if objectively life was not good. "Die Wende" opened up Germany and the world to the East Germans, but also marked the end of a distinctive way of life. P.S. many years later Giuseppe Ottaviani remixed the track to excellent effect.
Fhois
This is, for me, Paul Van Dyk's best single by a long shot (taken from his best album by a long shot), and one of the very finest examples from the golden mid-90s era of progressive trance, just after the genre had developed from its classic German roots and just before it became overblown Euro-tosh. The original version of Forbidden Fruit found on Seven Ways is a very nice trance record from the Cosmic Baby school of intertwining pretty melodies but this single release a year later really steps up the production side of things with three superb new mixes. Of PVD's two new versions, the "Fruit Of Love" mix retains most of the original's melodies and uplifting mood, but boasts considerably more sophisticated percussion and synth programming. The "Forbidden Future" mix, in keeping with its name, takes the track in a darker and more futuristic direction with a pumping, synth-driven sound. While these two versions are excellent in their own right, the collaboration with BT for the "Food Of Love" mix is the real highlight. Comparisons with the other big BT & PVD collaboration of 1997- Flaming June- are inevitable, but this is darker, harder and altogether more ferocious than that summery anthem. From the punchy breakbeat intro to BT's trademark classy piano chords in the breakdown via hair-rising acid riffs and devastatingly clear production, this is an absolute monster of a track. This is a practically unrecognisable PVD from the one putting out pap such as White Lies today, and if you ever want to convince someone that he was once a great producer, these three mixes will speak volumes.
Reemiel
The 'BT & PVD's Food Of Love Mix' is essentially a sister record to 'Flaming June' by BT, and as such mix together harmoniously. The original album version was very much in the older Paul Van Dyk style, i.e. in terms of sounds probably more interesting, but somewhat 'twee'. Here though the pair reinvent the track as a sure fire dance floor destroyer. A breaky intro gives way to whooshing gasses and then the meaty beat kick in. The real triumph though is on the enormous break down and teasing build up that surely must have caught many a raver and even DJ out. In particular, listen out for the warped sound fx that heralds the tracks escape from the break down and back into the pumping groove - it can only be described as similar to that which was used by 808 State back in the early 1990's. To witness this track on the dancefloor is one of life's little marvels.
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