Climb one mountain in time

For the first time,
desire without bloom
Not for the first time
moonset cast in gloom
Hapless hopes negating dreams
Here, now, lies fate
a chapped, weak finale it seems
pitless depression filled with hate
unscaled by time
hued only with hurt
scars so sublime
like sunlight on dirt
trees silenced in bud
frostiness hindered us all
when ice merely required a thud
now unbroken and unparted
we fall bitten like time
long after snow departed
with a mountain to climb

BBE: Games
1998
Bruno Sanchioni, Bruno Quartier et Emmanuel Top

[Behind the pseudonym BBE hides the producers Emmanuel Top and Bruno Sanchioni. They're most known for their breaktrough hit "7 Days And One Week", which was a huge Top 10 hit around the world in 1996.

Some more singles followed ("Flash, "Desire", "Deeper Love") and two albums ("Early Works" & "Games") and then they vanished for a couple of years. But in the end of 2001 the producers "reactivated" the BBE-project. They built a new studio in Lilles, France and they set of to work on some new material.

In February 2002 the single "Orion" was released under the name BBE vs. Emmanuel Top. The next single to follow was "Free" which was released on July 09, 2002 and on November 07, 2002 the single "Hollywood" was released.]

Tracklisting:
1 Tales Of History (3:49)
2 New Romantic (6:17)
3 The Bar, The Audience And The Bird (6:03)
4 Deeper Love (Symphonic Paradise) (0:57)
5 Le Grand Theme (Ouverture No 6) (3:22)
6 Seven Days And One Week * (4:29)
7 Universal Flash (2:03)
8 Flash ** (3:58)
9 First Level (Le Baptême) (1:26)
10 Cosmos (2:47)
11 Desire (3:51)
12 Aquatic Nebular (1:33)
13 Freetime (4:32)
14 Le Nouveau Monde (2:33)
15 Rock In The Sky (3:56)
16 Second Level (La Confirmation) (2:13)
17 Exit (8:20)

Toutes les morceaux écrits par : B.Sanchioni et E.Top
Sauf * : B.Sanchioni et B.Quartier
Sauf ** : B.Sanchioni.

Inspired equally by trance and new age music, the dream-house unit BBE was formed in 1996 by producers Bruno Sanchioni, Bruno Quartier and Emmanuel Top.

The trio of French techno experts came together with a debut single, "Seven Days in One Week," which became a hit at clubs from Ibiza to London and ascended into the Top Five of the British charts. Though Quartier left immediately after the single's success, Sanchioni and Top's follow-up "Flash" also hit the Top Five, alongside similar tunes by Sash! and Robert Miles in a wave of chart-bound dream-house. ZYX Records issued the compilation Early Works in 1997, and BBE released their debut album Games one year later. Top also has a solo career, with productions on NovaMute and Le Petit Prince.
~ John Bush, All Music Guide