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This release is filled with weird decisions.Mastering in some tracks is WAY too compressed. "Limpida" for instance turned into 1 massive, undynamic brickwall & has weird pattern clicks throughout the track as well (editing software mistake ?). The Track "For a Few Dollars More" just fades out although Gigi played a complete outro all the way back in 2006. WHY-TF not include it !? Track "Intrepido" is very low-res quality (around 15khz max) BUT has some (later added?) cymbal sounds that are lossless. what the... I mean come on, just release stuff in its original form or leave it ! Tracks 1 & 2 are pretty pointless. "L'Amour Toujours" is basically the video version with a different outro. "Bla Bla Bla" is literally just the 1999 songs with 2 or 3 tiny edits (some hidden by added cymbals). Why even bother ?Now there are a few good tracks here as well. "La Passion (Solo Musica Mix)", best version of Angel (although I never got the hype for that track in particular, and the outro here seems poorly faded in at 3:00), Starlight ( why not just leave it as "Luce ?"). But some of his decisions just baffle me. Can't get behind his logic there. - unknow user

Ich war natürlich auch dort und habe mir erlaubt die exakte Tracklist zu Gigi's Set zu erstellen. Diese findet ihr hier. https://www.1001tracklists.com/tracklist/2k7djtfk/gigi-dagostino-karnten-halle-klagenfurt-austria-2019-10-12.html

I also found it on a random Brasilian Compilation: https://www.discogs.com/Various-The-Best-Of-Paradise-Danceteria-Vol-1/release/10638258 On that czech disc it's the same poor mono quality you can find on the web unfortunately. The in- nd outro still sounds pretty bootleg/do it yourself to me. I don't know. The "Extended Mix" on the US Vinyl is just the 1999 Album version with a longer intro. Probasbly done by Arista in 5min of work.

This old version of L’amour toujours was actually released as the “Original Mix” on the compilation Tekno! #17 in 2000, in the past before I bought it I had believed there might be the Extended mix instead only to be found on the US vinyl at that time.