Manitou – Manitou In Africa

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		Manitou In Africa (4 Years Later Version)	6:54
		The Arab	5:34
		Manitou In Africa (1992 Version)	5:28

1996 rework of the track 'In Africa', originally released on Manitou In Africa.

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Image	,	–		In Your Collection, Wantlist, or Inventory	Version Details	Data Quality
	Manitou In Africa 12", 45 RPM	Adam & Eve Records – ADAM 012	1993	— 1993
	Manitou In Africa 12", 45 RPM, B/w Labels	Adam & Eve Records – ADAM 012	1993	— 1993	New Submission
	In Africa 1996 (The 4 Years Later Version) 12"	Urban – 576 485-1	1996	— 1996	Recently Edited
	In Africa (1996 Mayday Mixes) 12"	Le Petit Prince – LPPPR05	1996	— 1996	Recently Edited
	Manitou In Africa CD, Maxi-Single	Le Petit Prince – 576 485-2	1996	— 1996	Recently Edited
	Manitou In Africa 12"	Le Petit Prince – none	1996	— 1996
	Manitou In Africa 12"	Le Petit Prince – none	1996	— 1996	Recently Edited

d-high Jan 11, 2018
referencing Manitou In Africa (12", 45 RPM) ADAM 012

My copy just came in a plastic sleeve back then. Nevertheless, excellent vinyl with some absolute classics on there from Rolf Maier-Bode before it went downhill musically for me and he went to Low Spirit.

"Ever means never" was played almost by everybody back then with the slightly distorted bass and choir vocal, simply a fancy pumping trance number.
"Manitou in Africa" was more on the tribal techno side that came up and played fully into it hence massively played as well.
"IGOR" uses basically the same reverse distorted elements and Ever means never but gives the whole thing a more uptempo and harder feeling for the Trance lovers with this little RTS - "Poing" resample.

"Ok, Party People" seemed to be his hard techno experiment that did not work for me tbh.
Drexciya2 Mar 13, 2017
referencing Manitou In Africa (12", 45 RPM) ADAM 012

Good EP from The Duo RMB. Igor is The Killer Track. They seemed to have reached there potential here but never went on to maintain it veering into cheesy Hard Trance and then onto the Progressive Trance Scene which literally saturated The Clubs for years to come despite people opining. What you get here is Techno which is Guaranteed to move you.