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f***ing love this track. Its quite a euphoric house track and in my opinion more trancy than actual trance is these days LOL Well the mainstream trance all the big shot djs play not the real trance small time djs play

They only sound better if played through speakers. 320 sounds weird with bass loss whereas wav is full cd quality. If you are listening via headphones theres no noticeable jump in sound quality. If i ever come across a wav file i convert it down to 320 and it keeps the same quality. Sounds silly but it actually works. Once a file has been created in the highest bitrate its impossible for a converter to make it lossy as the audio is already there. Only the size is changed. Ive tested this on speakers too they sound identical!

Im awaiting the Photographer Remix of this, release date? Also, i much prefer the mix which he has on soundcloud with the fantastic drop rather than ones ive heard on youtube, will it be on the release?

Terry bones - getaway is just sublime. What a classic!

92. Holy hell thats rollin back them years! Must be plenty of rave and garage house on here. Im gonna give this a listen.

Yeah saying he helped bring house to the mainstream is overly big headed. Just because rappers have discovered dance music in the past 4 years. Its been big ever since its inception in the late 80s and commercially big since the early 90s. f***ing pleb!

Same thing with Sister Bliss - Deliver Me, not sure if its pop enough, but the Hiver & Hammer remix is total bliss (no pun intended).

This is pretty rubbish though tbh, there have been some killer remixes of pop stuff though, these are my faves: Billie - Girlfriend (Tin Tin Out) Vengaboys - Kiss (Airscape) Anggun - Snow On The Sahara (Trouser Enthusiasts) Madonna - What It Feels Like For A Girl (Above & Beyond) Geri Halliwell - Bag It Up (Yomanda) All of the above are examples of how pop remixes should be done. Turn a pop track into a complete stormer!

Any progress in this rework mr bradley? Id love to hear it

Mat zo for me has always produced nothing but rubbish but this mix looks to be quite an eclectic mix of styles. Kudos for that at least.

September 2013 you meat him? A man of the future.....i like it

Sounds like everything else right now, pseudo electro. This was played on a state of trance? So trance really means house now does it? Whatever has become of this genre in recent years.

Anyone know what 'this world' is? Track 17. Damn fine banging funky!

How do i go about uploading a show thats too big? Mines 186mb and it skipped as its too large

Track 2 is Jonesey's Drop Da Bomb Mix.

'97-99 FM Radio 1 - like custard - were in the thick of the mix'

It really is a superb track It reminds me of this track Sugar Nova - Over & Over (Stimulant Mix), maybe its by the stimulant DJ's? I know its a little out there, but check this track out, you can hear they were churning out euphoric trance in the style of Matt Darey with this one http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mOAoQBpHqTg Some possible artists: John Johnson Alev Koc Fridge Steve Morley Really hope this gets ID'ed someday, i simply cannot understand how this was overlooked, its sublime :thumbsup:

No idea, i think it might be the initials of the guy who pressed the vinyl. There's no other code on there apart from this. The label is also totally plain both sides so.

Aptness - Contact, any more info on this? Cant find audio or a discogs listing

The runout just had SMI so there's basically no identifying marks on this, ive added it to discogs now: http://www.discogs.com/Global-Trance-Mission-Dream-Mission-Remix/release/3140383

I'll get the cat number today and put it on there as soon as i can, thanks for the tip

The Global Trance Mission - Dream Mission is an unreleased remix, i got it from HTFR and it had no markings on it, but their own label had 1999 remix written on it Ive uploaded it to youtube for anyone who cares:

Thanks for this, what a classic set! Belting tunes one after another! I love jules remix of lucid, and stuff like poing 98 and jonesey's remix of echo drop are class acts. The first track is Anthony Atcherley - In My House