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 | RA Review No bass, no kick, no problem. Frequent Trapez contributor Patrice Bäumel seems to have been patiently waiting to make his big move over the past few years, releasing a steady stream of tasteful, inventive tech-house stompers and garnering a fair amount of praise along the way. He held a successful r..
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| #1 / Tue, 05 Aug 08 08:43 good to see  covering this release, Roar is an awesome track, so so good to play out as well, quality stuff yet again Patrice!
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| #2 / Tue, 05 Aug 08 17:46 This is a really kool track. although it is really minimal in the sense that it has no drums, but "The Roar" is sick as its own entity.
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| #3 / Tue, 05 Aug 08 18:32 Obviously all the talk will be about Roar, but I think it's worth mentioning that Clair is actually an immense tune which perfectly offsets the demented nature of the A side. A perfect closer I'd say. Nice one Patrice.
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| #4 / Tue, 05 Aug 08 19:03 quote:
Posted by maxbacharach
Obviously all the talk will be about Roar, but I think it's worth mentioning that Clair is actually an immense tune which perfectly offsets the demented nature of the A side. A perfect closer I'd say. Nice one Patrice.
I was going to mention this too. Clair is quite beautiful.
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| #5 / Tue, 05 Aug 08 19:19 Agreed - nice review, nice record. I'm not entirely convinced, however, that calling this a 'tool' is the right way to describe it. If anything, I think the beatless nature of it makes it more ideal for home listening!
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| #6 / Tue, 05 Aug 08 23:37 roar is just awesome, especially if a dj uses it right, bring a nice heavy track right after it will make a crowd wild
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| #7 / Wed, 06 Aug 08 09:13 quote:
Posted by maxbacharach
Obviously all the talk will be about Roar, but I think it's worth mentioning that Clair is actually an immense tune which perfectly offsets the demented nature of the A side. A perfect closer I'd say. Nice one Patrice.
agreed. "Clair" is the perfect set closer.
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| #8 / Thu, 07 Aug 08 10:41 emm something in the Roar sounds way familiar to me - I feel like this sound has been done to death in minimal - this one certainly puts crush/delay off-limit. I like his trademark stuff better like the 2 other tracks here. This said, I'm sure Roar will cause uproar  on most dancefloors - the whole thing is like the 6min-long breakdown.
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| #9 / Thu, 07 Aug 08 11:09 I bought the vynil a week ago and i think this is the kind of track i like to begin in a set
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| #10 / Wed, 13 Aug 08 21:37 The track is so good in the dance floor, and the people don't know what's really happening in their minds but they love it, and they go nuts, is more than a average dj tool is more like a secret weapon track, is Totally no good for star a set, and I don'T like to finish my sets whit the pace of a track like this one but i certanly enjoy to play it in the peaks of my mix after a filler song and before a Kick A** Track! Way to Go for Roar!
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| #11 / Fri, 15 Aug 08 02:55 roar____________.)_____________i'll never forget this track_____________ha ha ha_______it's very unique
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| #12 / Fri, 15 Aug 08 03:18 This track drives a crowd into a frenzy, real cool record
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