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-- Hamid - Those who went astray [Prog trance, goa trance, hard trance, trance trance]
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The long version is 17 minutes?! Fuck me sideways, I'll have to check that one out. Cheers.
Similarly, the entire Flying Rhino-catalogue is being uploaded for free as well: http://www.flyingrhino.co.uk/backcatalogue.htm
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| Originally posted by Sand Leaper Similarly, the entire Flying Rhino-catalogue is being uploaded for free as well: http://www.flyingrhino.co.uk/backcatalogue.htm |
Nothing new has been posted on that Flying Rhino site for about a year 
Tonnes of 12moons stuff on that site including the full version
Great link!
Edit: Christ there are 57 quality tracks and three full albums on that site, all in 320k. Fuck Mr 12moons is generous.
i just finished this, and although i do not think that this makes me more excited about trance, the fact that i listened to the whole thing in one sitting without skipping through speaks for itself if you will. Some of the later mixes sounded a little forced to my ears, but all in all this was well executed. Bear in mind that i went out of my comfort zone for this, so please take any constructive criticisms with a grain of salt . This has merited a listen to your other set if you link me, because the opinions seem to dictate that it was the better one, so i would be willing to give it a shot.
I will say that although i can't say that i love this "style", that it was a nice departure from staying in the same "box" that i tend to stick to. I really should try to expand my horizons more often
gonna check this out 
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| Originally posted by lenazi ... This has merited a listen to your other set if you link me, because the opinions seem to dictate that it was the better one, so i would be willing to give it a shot. I will say that although i can't say that i love this "style", that it was a nice departure from staying in the same "box" that i tend to stick to. I really should try to expand my horizons more often |
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| Originally posted by RebeL9 that's correct. Got it on promo by Michael a couple of years ago when he mentioned that he had given a copy of it to Sasha. Apearantly its up now for free together with every other 12 Moons track on www.12moons.se wicked! |
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| Originally posted by TOR Which tracks would you recommend out of their catalogue? Very much enjoying Beyond Infinity. |
Thanks for the PM...this is amazing, up there with Mad Monkey mix as my favourite sets!
Good stuff. Det var p� tiden.
Will download and will review! 
Mate this is fucking amazing. I can't remember the last time I got this into a set. Your track selection is flawless. All the tracks have that true 'trance' feel yet still maintain their own character and don't feel generic at any stage. I think this is much, much better than the Mad Monkey mix, and I liked that pretty intensely. You really need to do more of these.
The mixing is adequate and no more. I would say this is your weakest point but it doesn't make one jot of difference when the track selection and flow is so precisely correct. The old-school vibe is excellent without feeling kitchsy or overly dated.
Seven million out of 10.
The track at the 87 minute mark is awfully euro-dancey, but in the context of this mix I liked it.
Also, I was very surprised to see Criss Source in there. I really liked his track Hugs 'n' Kisses, but I never thought I'd see him in a set like this. Can you give me a rough time for when his track appears?
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| Originally posted by Domesticated Mate this is fucking amazing. I can't remember the last time I got this into a set. Your track selection is flawless. All the tracks have that true 'trance' feel yet still maintain their own character and don't feel generic at any stage. I think this is much, much better than the Mad Monkey mix, and I liked that pretty intensely. You really need to do more of these. The mixing is adequate and no more. I would say this is your weakest point but it doesn't make one jot of difference when the track selection and flow is so precisely correct. The old-school vibe is excellent without feeling kitchsy or overly dated. Seven million out of 10. |

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| Originally posted by RebeL9 I'm actually planning to make a shorter psytrance mix soon. Got some really fine tunes lined up to use for it. Nothing dark or nasty. Just some really fine psy tunes that even suits a beginner really well. |
Here is my review!
From where to start? I have a bit of mixed feelings about the set, and by mixed I dont mean bad and good, I mean that I just felt kinda awkward after the end of the set. This is probably because of my mood (you must listen to particular sets only in the right time to feel them better, note to self)!
So, the tracklist looks promising and I had no doubts that this will be excellent. All the tracks (as Domesticated mentioned) have a unique mark that is recognizable and is making them all above the decent, trendy crap that is spread by copy-artists. This is the biggest plus of the set. There is no two opinions that you managed to stack together beautiful tracks from the "gold" era of trance. I particularly loved the goa tracks the most (surprise
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But... What did I mean behind the mixed feelings comment? I dont know how to explain it better but I will try it. The set feels as a compilation more than a mix. Yes, all the tracks in the mix carry the morning feel, beautiful sunrise melodies etc. but it somehow feels that way and in my opinion this is because of two reasons: first, the mixing was ok but noticeable and for a sunrise mix which wants to be both relaxing and refreshing for the senses, it kinda disturbs the flow. Secondly, the utilisation of both old and new tracks makes it a bit of messy in terms of "sounding". What I mean is that the sunrise feel just gets reversed every time a new track kicks in. Hard explanation, I know, but this is what I felt. Another possible explanation is that you just kept the tracks too long (most of) and this is a direct circumstance from it.
I hope you won't get a false view of my opinion since I liked the set, its just that maybe I had other expectations or maybe I wasn't in the right mood. I will give it more listens for sure and thanks for sharing. I will wait for your psy mix as well. Cheers! 
Thanks for your review 
I never had any specific intention to make it a sunrise mix or anything like that. Even the opening track which starts of really dark and edgy. Otherwise I would have chosen a different intro track.
Also interesting that Domisticated thought the flow was perfect and you feel the flow is the downside of the mix. I guess it's all up to the listener to decide 
As I said this might be due to that you thought it was a sunrise mix which it is not. Yes alot of the tracks have a melodic approach but if I had the intention to make it a sunrise mix I would have put them in a different order and taken some of them away.
Anyway glad you listened! 
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| Originally posted by RebeL9 Thanks for your review ![]() I never had any specific intention to make it a sunrise mix or anything like that. Even the opening track which starts of really dark and edgy. Otherwise I would have chosen a different intro track. Also interesting that Domisticated thought the flow was perfect and you feel the flow is the downside of the mix. I guess it's all up to the listener to decide ![]() As I said this might be due to that you thought it was a sunrise mix which it is not. Yes alot of the tracks have a melodic approach but if I had the intention to make it a sunrise mix I would have put them in a different order and taken some of them away. Anyway glad you listened! |
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| Originally posted by RebeL9 Thanks for your review ![]() I never had any specific intention to make it a sunrise mix or anything like that. Even the opening track which starts of really dark and edgy. Otherwise I would have chosen a different intro track. Also interesting that Domisticated thought the flow was perfect and you feel the flow is the downside of the mix. I guess it's all up to the listener to decide ![]() As I said this might be due to that you thought it was a sunrise mix which it is not. Yes alot of the tracks have a melodic approach but if I had the intention to make it a sunrise mix I would have put them in a different order and taken some of them away. Anyway glad you listened! |
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| Originally posted by Magadansky P.S. The first track was imo light not dark one (but by dark I understand really dark) |
Took a listen to it, and it was really damn good... wasn't too crazy about the harder-tinged psytrance at the end of the set, but the beginning-middle introduced me to a lot of great music I haven't heard before. Some nice acid lines and melodies in there. I'll definitely listen again!
it was nice.
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| Originally posted by montana it was nice. |
This is a nice & enjoyable set! Good selection of tunes in here, except I'd have like a bit more energy interspersed (sp?) throughout the mix. I liked the last part of the set the best with the "harder-tinged psytrance", but to each his/her own.
I thought your mixing was okay. I know it's a bit more difficult to pull of a great transition with GOA/PSY style tracks than your 'typical' trance, and I think you've done a good job here. It's especially difficult mixing in 12 year old tracks with current ones, so they sound a bit out of place, or time? Some early Astral Projection would work beautifully with the Miranda tracks IMO.
Thanks for sharing Rebel9 (Hamid?)!
Cheers,
THC
Really glad you liked it 
Thanks for the review!
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