Supermax - Коллекция Альбомов 1977 1997

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Review by Bruno Sabot

Supermax – Коллекция Альбомов 1977-1997: A Wild Ride Through Decades of Groove Alright, buckle up. This ain’t your grandma’s playlist—this is Коллекция Альбомов 1977-1997 by Supermax, a Russian release from 2001 that slaps harder than most things you’ve heard in the last decade. It’s like someone threw funk, soul, reggae, rock, and electronic into a blender, hit “puree,” and served it cold on a silver platter labeled “Домашняя Коллекция.” Yeah, this thing’s got range. And I mean range. From disco bangers to spacey synth odysseys, this collection doesn’t just span genres—it obliterates them. First off, let’s talk about “Bango Bango.” Holy crap, this track hits like a freight train made of basslines and bad decisions. The groove? Insane. The energy? Unstoppable. You can practically hear the sweat dripping off the drummer as he pounds out those tribal rhythms. If you’re not moving within ten seconds of this song starting, check your pulse—you might be dead. What sticks with me here isn’t just how catchy it is but how unapologetically raw it feels. No polish, no overproduction—just straight-up primal dancefloor domination. It’s the kind of jam that makes you wanna grab whoever’s closest and scream, “LET’S GO!” before realizing you don’t even know their name. Then there’s “Love Is Deeper.” Okay, so this one flips the script completely. Where “Bango Bango” is all chaos and fire, this track brings the chill. Like, serious late-night vibes. The synths are smooth as butter, and the vocals float over everything like smoke in a dimly lit club. There’s something hypnotic about it—it pulls you in deep without you even noticing. By the time the chorus kicks in, you’re already lost in its world. Honestly, if this song came out today, people would lose their minds calling it “vibey” or whatever nonsense term they use now. But nah, this was 1997 (or earlier), proving once again that Supermax were way ahead of their time. Now, look—I could sit here listing every single track because damn near all of them slap, but where’s the fun in that? Instead, let me tell you why this album matters. In an era where music often feels manufactured for TikTok trends or algorithmic playlists, Коллекция Альбомов reminds us what real creativity sounds like. These guys weren’t worried about fitting into boxes; they smashed through walls instead. Funk? Sure. Reggae? Why not. Space rock? Hell yeah. They did it all, and they did it loud. But here’s the kicker—the reflection part. Listening to this album feels like stepping into a time machine, except the destination keeps changing. One minute you’re in a sweaty disco, the next you’re floating through outer space, then suddenly you’re chilling on a beach somewhere. And honestly? That unpredictability is beautiful. Life’s messy, chaotic, and full of contradictions—and so is this album. Maybe that’s why it resonates so hard. Oh, and one last thing: if you ever meet someone who says modern music has no soul, shove this album in their face. Tell ‘em to hit play on “Bango Bango” and watch their jaw drop. Or better yet, don’t say anything at all—just crank it up and let the music do the talking. Trust me, it’ll speak louder than words ever could. Rating: 9/10 Why not a perfect score? Because perfection’s boring.

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Heaven Of Music
Hara Hara
Coconut Reggae
As Long As There Is You
Gotta Be Something New
Scream Of A Butterfly
Hey Max, Gimme A Beat
Justice
Don't Stop The Music (African)
Sunshine People
Going Back Home
Fly
Never Gonna Give
Supermax
Aya Jah Jah
We Are The Gang
Superdub
User 71
African Blood
5 Past 4
Dreadlock Generation
I Am What I Am
U Tne One
It's A Long Way To Reach Heaven
Dubbrass
Warriors
Reality
Kick It
Lovemachine
Interplanetary Days
Reggaesizer
Hotline
Don't Stop The Music
Camillo
Long Way To Reach Heaven
Welcome To The Night
Bandmembers
Today I Fall In Love
Lovers Night
Something In My Heart
Nightgroove
Dance Dance Dance
Madness
It's A Long Way To Reach Heave
One And All
Nobody Knows
Max '96
Push Push (Sexy Chocolate Girl)
Jungle And The Beat
Smoke Is Up
Body Heat
Reggae On Baby
Reggae Fever
World Of Tomorrow
Lovetrain
Spooky
Good Times
Justice (For The Flowers And The Trees)
Shine On Me
Goodbye Jano
I Know You Gonna Big This
Gotta Be Funky
Back Home
Ain't Gonna Feel
Hammer
Vision
Kick The Nation
Miss You
Hollywood
Ganja Generation
Watch Out South Africa, Here W
It Ain't Easy
Love And Reasons
Loversnight
Show Me Your Love
Magnetic Rhythm
Jungledance
Funk It Up
So I
Bango Bongo
Musicexpress
Love Is Deeper
Honkey Curt
Tonight
Executor
Salongo
Bodyheat
Raindance
I Wanna Be Free
In The Middle Of The Night
Don't Stop The Music (African Blood)
Watch Out South Africa, Here We Come
Living In A World
Dance Dance Dance Part II
Electricity
Be What You Are
Groovemaster
Got To Love
I Want You
Purple People
Future Time
Fly With Me
World Of Today

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Catalog Numbers

AAA-2296

Labels

  • Домашняя Коллекция
  • Навигатор

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Formats

  • CD
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  • Compilation
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About Supermax

German disco-rock fusion project by Austrian artist (1949-2011), founded in 1976 in Frankfurt. He scored a hit with 'Love Machine' from the "" LP. Supermax's band was the first "multiracial" band to tour South Africa. Despite near constant death threats, the group played 21 shows causing quite a political scene and earned Kurt "no-entry" status to several countries.

Real Name

    • Kurt Hauenstein from Vienna

Name Vars

  • Super M
  • Super Max

Members

  • Kurt Hauenstein
  • Ken Taylor
  • Johan Daansen
  • Richard Schönherz
  • Lothar Krell
  • Peter Koch
  • Willi Schneider
  • Rainer Marz
  • Hartmut Pfannmüller
  • Jürgen Zöller
  • Brad Howell
  • Hans Ochs
  • Teples Reynolds
  • Cynthia Arrich
  • Larry London
  • Terry Davis
  • Cee Cee Cobb

Interesting fact about Album

Did you know that the album *Коллекция Альбомов 1977–1997* by Supermax is like a musical time capsule? Released in Russia in 2001, it blends genres like Funk, Soul, Electronic, Reggae, and Rock into one wild mix. With tracks ranging from disco grooves to spacey synth-pop vibes, it’s basically a playlist for every mood imaginable. One standout track, "Watch Out South Africa," even carries a powerful message about justice and freedom. It’s fascinating how this compilation brings together decades of creativity under one label—almost like a journey through sound!