A Guy Called Gerald - Hot Lemonade
Review by CrindelStar Unicorn Revival
Hot Lemonade, the 1997 album by A Guy Called Gerald, is a unique and captivating journey through electronic music. The album features a diverse range of tracks that showcase the artist's talent for blending different genres and styles.
From the opening track "So Many Dreams," listeners are transported to a world of dreamy synths and intricate beats. The album then transitions into more upbeat and danceable tracks such as "Universal Spirit" and "Hurry to Go Easy."
One of the standout tracks on the album is "The Nile," which features haunting vocals and a hypnotic melody that leaves a lasting impression. Another highlight is "Finley's Rainbow," which mixes jazz elements with electronic beats to create a truly memorable track.
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Download
Filename: a-guy-called-gerald-hot-lemonade.rar- MP3 size: 103.5 mb
- FLAC size: 855 mb
Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| Voodoo Ray | ||
| Voodoo Ray (Radio Mix) | 4:27 | |
| Rhythm Of Life | 4:41 | |
| Hot Lemonade (Radio Edit) | 3:48 | |
| Arcade Fantasy | 5:02 | |
| In The Beginning | 3:43 | |
| Hot Lemonade (LP Version) | ||
| Hot Lemonade | 5:32 | |
| Hot Lemonade (Remix) | ||
| K9 | 5:30 | |
| Music Sweet Muzic | 5:19 | |
| Escape II | 4:09 | |
| Radio Active | 3:21 | |
| I Am Somebody | 2:58 | |
| Tranquility On Phobos | 5:28 |
Video
A Guy called Gerald - Hot lemonade (Blue pyramid mix)
A Guy Called Gerald Arcade Fantasy
A Guy Called Gerald Hot Lemonade Radio Edit 1990
A guy called Gerald - Hot lemonade
A Guy Called Gerald - Hot Lemonade (Remix)
A Guy Called Gerald - Rhythm Of Life
A Guy Called Gerald - Hot Lemonade (transcentral fizz)
Images
Catalog Numbers
- RS8908
- RAC 1, RAC1
- RS808
- RA-1
- RA1
- RACD1, RACD 1
Labels
- A Guy Called Gerald Records
- Rham!
- Rham! Records
Listen online
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- lytte på nettet
- escuchar en línea
- écouter en ligne
- kuunnella verkossa
- online anhören
- ascolta in linea
- ouvir online
- lyssna på nätet
Formats
- 11 × File
- FLAC
- Album
- Reissue
- Vinyl
- 12"
- 45 RPM
- Cassette
- 7"
- Advance
- Promo
- Stereo
- LP
- Test Pressing
- CD
- White Label
Companies
| Role | Company |
|---|---|
| Published By | Skysaw Music |
| Copyright (c) | Rham! Records |
| Recorded At | Out Of The Blue Studios |
| Mastered At | The Town House |
| Manufactured By | The Producers |
| Pressed By | Lyntone Recordings Ltd. |
| Record Company | Rham! Records |
| Made By | PDO, UK |
Credits
| Role | Credit |
|---|---|
| Engineer | Lee Monteverde |
| Plated By | MAX |
| Producer | Gerald, Chapter |
| Written-By | Simpson |
| Keyboards | Colin Thorpe |
| Mastered By | Ian Cooper |
| Photography | Charlie Baker |
| Mixed By | Gerald |
| Voice | Aniff Cousins |
| Artwork By | Jacuzzi/Rham |
| Vocals | Anif Cousins |
Notes
- "I Am Somebody" is cut after 2:58.
- Written by Simpson
- Published by Skysaw Music/E.G. Music
- Produced by Chapter and Gerald
- Engineered by Lee Monteverde
- © 1989 Rham! Recs.
- All Rights Reserved
- From the LP/CD/MC 'Hot Lemonade'
- available on Rham! Records.
- 'Hot Lemonade refers to "A Guy Called Gerald - Hot Lemonade"
- 1988 Rham Recs.
- 1988 Skysaw Music.
- Advance 7" in paper sleeve with stickered release date of "22/1/1990" and enclosed Promo/PR sheet (scanned) .
- PR sheet gives release date and descriptions of release/formats/mixes including the 12" Youth ambient mixes
- 7" is identical to commercial one
- Recorded in Manchester Aug/Sept 1988.
- White label distributed by Red Rhino in 1988. The retail album wasn't released until 1989 due to Red Rhino going bust. Distribution then swapped to Cartel/Pinnacle.
- (c) 1989 Rham! Recs.
- Special thanks to The Brotherhood for guidance and light.
- "Keep It Abstract".
- Recorded at Out Of The Blue and Moonraker, Manchester Aug/Sep 1988.
- The other version of this has "In The Beginning" in place of "Voodoo Ray".
- Inlay and disc: RACD1
- Spines: RACD 1
- Originally mastered at Townhouse (London)
- 1988 Skysaw Music
- Recorded at Out of the Blue and Moonraker, Manchester Aug/Sept 1988.
- Mastered at Townhouse (London).
- Special thanks to The Brotherhood for guidance and light. "Keep it Abstract".
- A1: 122 | A2: 122 | A3: 130 | A4: 133 | A5: 98
- B1: 126 | B2: 131 | B3: 132 | B4: 130 | B5: 121
Barcodes
- Barcode (Text): 5 018277 890861
- Barcode (Scanned): 5018277890861
- Matrix / Runout (Runout Etchings Side A variant 1): RS-8908-A * MAX
- Matrix / Runout (Runout Etchings Side B variant 1): RS-8908-B * MAX
- Matrix / Runout (Runout Etchings Side A variant 2): RS-8908-A1 * MAX
- Matrix / Runout (Runout Etchings Side B variant 2): RS-8908-B1 * MAX
- Barcode (Text): 5 018277 890144
- Barcode (Scanned): 5018277890144
- Barcode: 5 018277 808071
- Matrix / Runout (Side A Etchings): LYN 21633 KEEP IT ABSTRACT TOWNHOUSE RA1 A1
- Matrix / Runout (Side B Etchings): LYN 21634 TO LITTLE ELAIN RA1 B1 A
- Barcode (Text): 5 018277 890120
- Barcode (Scanned): 5018277890120
- Matrix / Runout: RACD1 180011 01 % MADE IN U.K. BY PDO
About A Guy Called Gerald
Since the '80s, Manchester, UK native, A Guy Called Gerald, born Gerald Simpson, has proven to be among the most innovative modern music figures. His influence is international, and through his versatility he has spawned genres and generations of music culture. From his early experimentation with techno and acid house to his groundbreaking contributions to drum & bass music, AGCGs art and craft has perpetually evolved regardless of his individual successes in each of those genres.
Real Name
- Gerald Simpson
Name Vars
- A Called Guy Gearld
- A Guy Named Gerald
- Gerald
- Guy Called Gerald
Aliases
- Ricky Rouge
- Inertia
- Gerald Simpson
- The K.G.B.
- Voyager Times Two
Summary by CrindelStar Unicorn Revival
Comments
Love this one of his finest hours imo ❤️❤️❤️????
lovely tune
Pure GOLD! Brilliant absolutely brilliant! ?
This is a version of The Blue Pyramid Mix, got it on vinyl. A classic.
One of Manchester's finest!
Mad nice
I remember this I used to mix it with Voodoo Ray.
The Legendary Gerald Simpson!
Came here from Heino`s "Schwarzbraun ist die Haselnuss".
I love this so much.
Geralds finest work in my opinion.
From hearing this on radio in the middle of the night wen I was in my early teens, until now at 45...
I still feel this track so so much.
✌?
Geralds finest work in my opinion.
From hearing this on radio in the middle of the night wen I was in my early teens, until now at 45...
I still feel this track so so much.
✌?
My man mon pote. Always.
Timeless.
Brilliant. Esoteric, atmospheric and transcending. What a beautiful part of the backend of a decade full of a new generation of dance music. One of Geralds best pieces of work. Art on plastic. Thank you my friend.
Cool stuff :)
criminally underrated
Timeless....... South mcr in the house..... utter class.....
Came here from the Aphex Twin remix
There's kind of the definition of * trance * of house music of the time in this classoc track.So much was about the trance.Back in the years when Oakie still played the best house music in Spectrum or Land of Oz and hadn't been made to start a new form of club music which some idiot CALLED "trance" itself, which wasn't really even house music at all. Fast, empty elctro music with the thin white lady singing in a break in the middle.Aaaaaaaaaah!He could still do some great sessions though.
I remember Jeff Young played this on his The Big Beat Show on Radio One, a great show every Friday night for four years. It was the show which Pete Tong took over all those years ago (26 and a half years plus, as I write this).It was an amazing time, the late 80s, when there was true music and not just strange stuff for momentary effects and ego parades which pretend everyone is a child.This deep track played well in the coolest clubs as well as radio, of course. Great sounds.Music IS supposed to be in some ways at least life affirming or concerned with something genuine and positive or true.Why don't modern producers realise this?I don't mean to be negative myself, but are the endless, empty, boring, music devoid minimalist electro and techno tracks of recent years anything even comparable to the music of the 80s and early 90s? I know the answer, actually, it is no.
Its value will never fade away..
My very early understanding of music Loved this since day dot
41 now and this still gets me deep down
What a track
Top local hero for us too
41 now and this still gets me deep down
What a track
Top local hero for us too
what a track...amazing
user18081971 sent me.......