- Magik Five (Heaven Beyond) · 2000
- Inside Voices · 2019
- Yoshiesque Two · 1999
- Rack to the Boots - Single · 2013
- Metro/Polis · 2000
- Dream Pop 3 · 2016
- Collaborations Oliver Lieb & Jimmy Van M As the Usual Suspects · 2012
- John Digweed (Live in Cordoba) · 2012
- VY Canis Majoris - Single · 2015
- Magik Five (Heaven Beyond) [Mixed by DJ Tiësto] · 2000
- Phosphorous - EP · 2019
- A State of Trance 600 (Mixed by Armin van Buuren, ATB, W&W, Rank 1 & Andrew Rayel) · 1999
- Epsilon Eridani - Single · 2011
Albums
- 2019
- 2013
- 2012
- 2000
- 1996
- 2020
- 2019
- 2019
- 2019
- 2019
Compilations
About Oliver Lieb
Throughout the '90s, when German trance producer Oliver Lieb practically defined the genre, he produced tracks under a countless array of names, the most successful being L.S.G. and Spicelab. The Frankfurt, Germany, producer's recording career began in 1989 with Force Legato's "System," and first began to blossom in 1992. He was recording for a number of labels at the time under a host of monikers. However, it was the Quicksand 12" released on Harthouse Records under the name Spicelab that became Lieb's first big success. A year later, in 1993, he had another successful release, "Fragile," this time on the Superstition label under the name L.S.G. Where the Spicelab tracks are epic, dark, and a bit ambient, the L.S.G. tracks are more dancefloor-orientated and more melodic -- essentially the prototype for late-'90s Hooj Choons-style trance. Lieb released little music under his born name, one of those few releases being the 1994 Constellation full-length. He began using his born name more frequently once he became widely known, beginning with "Subraumstimulation" in 1999. ~ Jason Birchmeier
- HOMETOWN
- Germany
- BORN
- December 31, 1969
- GENRE
- Dance