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Posted by Zak McKracken on Jun-21-2008 13:03:

ferry always been technical skilled compared to alot of other trance djs imo. i didnt like those compilations that much tho but ferry corsten innercity CD was realy cool.

Posted by Dj Dizzy on Jun-21-2008 17:19:

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Originally posted by nrjizer
Sorry, but Tranceport isn't anywhere close to "real" or "classic" trance. Try something more along these lines:

good call, but still in my opinion i consider tranceport real and classic trance. it's not as old as the examples you put up and it didnt contribute as much to the foundation of trance as your examples, but i still consider tranceport the epitome of what trance should be. again thats just my opnion

Posted by Krypton on Jun-21-2008 22:07:

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Originally posted by woscar99
This CD holds a very special place in my heart since this was what first got me into EDM.

Yup. I went on a Oakie CD buying spree in 2002, when I discovered the trance genre.

Travelling is also one of the best compilations I have ever heard...

Better than Tiesto's Nyana in my opinion. But Tiesto has stepped it up with the In Search of Sunrise comps.

Posted by Armitage on Jun-22-2008 01:37:

Massively overrated.

Posted by jupiterone on Jun-22-2008 22:12:

vapourspace - gravitational arch of 10

mind fuck

Posted by infiniteJEST on Jun-23-2008 10:30:

Tranceport is quite possibly the very first mix that I ever listened to.
I loved it, and then further went out and downloaded "Paul Oakenfold - Live @ Gatecrasher"

I was hooked. I still love Paul Oakenfold for what he was. Nowadays I'm much more into Carl Cox, Chemical Bros., & BT, but Tranceport is what started it all.

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