There are some records that are deserving of no less than a properly tuned club system, though the transience of dance music makes it all but impossible to catch them on one if you hadn't done so already. Here's a couple of 'Transitions' bombs that I would to have knock me on my ass:

Am I the only one who can't see beyond my original post? I tried embedding the second track it it took away the vertical scroll, which has since returned, but nothing beneath that is loading.

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Originally posted by Paradox Lost Am I the only one who can't see beyond my original post? I tried embedding the second track it it took away the vertical scroll, which has since returned, but nothing beneath that is loading.

I posted a reply but nothing came up


anyways....this was my pick

I always thought what this would have sounded like on a proper system in NYC weather is be Twilo, Crobar or ARC

i would have to say grindhouse dubfire's planet terror remix..i guess during the minimal era this was considered one of the biggest songs..

and they just don't make summers like 2007-2008 anymore.


i also wish Latin house would make a comeback

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sandstorm x ghosts n stuff mashup

I'm going to flip the script, because earlier this year I actually got one of these moments. This one came out in the summer of 2016 and I hammered it to death, first on my Dead Laptop Blues mix, then at innumerable house parties or post-club living room sessions. However, it wasn't a big hit or anything and so became one of those tracks that fell out of rotation within a few months.

So imagine my unabashed euphoria when I saw Steve Parry playing in a grimy rave bunker underneath a warehouse in Liverpool at about 2am back in February, and he dropped this one in. Definitely my favourite clubbing moment of the year so far.

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Originally posted by Paradox Lost Am I the only one who can't see beyond my original post? I tried embedding the second track it it took away the vertical scroll, which has since returned, but nothing beneath that is loading.

Interestingly enough, on my screen your opening post seems to have spliced, Seth Brundle style, with Scoops' signature. Whatever your second tune was, it must have been so seismic it ripped a chasm through the very fabric of TA and space.

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Mixes:
> Back To Deep [Deep Trippy House]
> Terra Nova [Modern Progressive Trance]
> Rough & Ready [Modern Trance]
>A Different Energy [Good Modern Trance]
> The Edale Mix [Panoramic Beats]

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Originally posted by LoveHate i would have to say grindhouse dubfire's planet terror remix

Not sure if you were ever in Toronto back in the day but when Dubfire used to regularly play at the Guvernment he hammered this to death. First few times it sounded massive but got a bit tiring after a while

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