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The Age Of Love - The Age Of Love (Jam & Spoon Watch Out For Stella Club Mix)
Humate - Love Stimulation (Oliver Lieb Soft Mix)

for me

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Originally posted by Trance Nutter Westbam vs Red Jerry - Wizards of the Sonic (Matt Darey Remix) ethereal vocals just a great melody doesn't try to do too much at once, beauty in simplicity

It's alright

People, please! We all know whatever the track is, it was most likely produced by Oliver Lieb.

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Originally posted by Sykonee People, please! We all know whatever the track is, it was most likely produced by Oliver Lieb.

Most certainly not. None of the tracks I've heard from him really sound like trance, either old or new... certainly not the very definition of those genres.

i am blatanly disgusted with the most of the answers

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Originally posted by montana i am blatanly disgusted with the most of the answers

So you decided not to contribute to the thread yourself?

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Originally posted by DJ Cinos Most certainly not. None of the tracks I've heard from him really sound like trance, either old or new... certainly not the very definition of those genres.

are you kidding? =)
heard of LSG - Netherworld, Illuminus - Hope (Oliver Lieb remix), Mory Kante - Mogo Djolo (The Ambush remix) ?
all these are more trancy than 99% av the tunes named by ppl in this thread.

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Originally posted by montana i am blatanly disgusted with the most of the answers

Pretty telling of the average TA opinion, isn't it?

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Originally posted by DJ Cinos So you decided not to contribute to the thread yourself?

of course

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Originally posted by Cobalt Pretty telling of the average TA opinion, isn't it?

it's quite blatant, isn't it

Some of you people has clearly joined the wrong forum.

and what is my opinion then... i will make it easy for myself.
ill just second whatever RebeL9 has said so far.

Xangadix - Xangadix

Techno Tranced by D-Shake released in 1990

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Originally posted by n0bben RickyM - Uzi

Cheers knob head

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Originally posted by montana it's quite blatant, isn't it

One would hope so.

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Originally posted by DJ Cinos Most certainly not. None of the tracks I've heard from him really sound like trance, either old or new... certainly not the very definition of those genres.

paragliders - paraglide?

I suppose as an enduring image of trance and its evolution, Caf� del Mar is the one. Just listening to the mixes chronologically basically tells you the history of trance from 1993 to the present.

Fine. Since a few made fun of me for putting Toca's Miracle, here`s one you can't argue with:

Johnny Shaker - Pearl River

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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J I suppose as an enduring image of trance and its evolution, Caf� del Mar is the one. Just listening to the mixes chronologically basically tells you the history of trance from 1993 to the present.

Yes, that's true. Few other themes, if any, cover as much ground as Cafe del Mar. Though I don't hear any psy mixes of it... yet.

PS: This is the flying shiznit.

William Orbit - Adagio for Strings (Ferry Corsten Remix)

...if it wasn't obvious enough for the past 5 years

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Originally posted by Cobalt Yes, that's true. Few other themes, if any, cover as much ground as Cafe del Mar. Though I don't hear any psy mixes of it... yet.

I'd so love to hear something like that.

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Originally posted by Montana i am blatanly disgusted with the most of the answers

Blatant, you say? I couldn't tell until you posted. Although I suppose nothing is more blatant than the frankness you've displayed.

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One or too people here mentioned Odysee of Noises. I've got to say that that's about the most all encompassing track I can think of. I could hear it in just about any set out there. Except maybe psy or goa. And it couldn't work in hard trance, either, I don't think. Either way, the slowly changing timbres of the melody, and the slow layering, at the very least, define one of the most perfect trance buildups (as in, across the entire track) I can think of. The key to Firedance is that the melody never stops playing once it starts, although it does go into the background.

Fire & Ice - Out of Darkness

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Originally posted by DJ Cinos Most certainly not. None of the tracks I've heard from him really sound like trance, either old or new... certainly not the very definition of those genres.

You really don't know anything about trance do you?

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Originally posted by thoughtlessjex One or too people here mentioned Odysee of Noises. I've got to say that that's about the most all encompassing track I can think of. I could hear it in just about any set out there. Except maybe psy or goa. And it couldn't work in hard trance, either, I don't think. Either way, the slowly changing timbres of the melody, and the slow layering, at the very least, define one of the most perfect trance buildups (as in, across the entire track) I can think of. The key to Firedance is that the melody never stops playing once it starts, although it does go into the background.

believe me. It works excellent in hardtrance sets as well.
yeah I agree. the tune itself is very simple but yet so perfect. The melody just goes and goes up and up and takes several different paths. I can't think of any other tune which is as trancy as this one. It's both beautiful, hypnotic and deep. Puts most of the todays so called trance to shame.

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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J I suppose as an enduring image of trance and its evolution, Caf� del Mar is the one. Just listening to the mixes chronologically basically tells you the history of trance from 1993 to the present.

Comprimise:

Energy 52 - Cafe del Mar (Oliver Lieb Remix)

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Originally posted by Marc Summers It's alright

I'm not saying its the best track ever (even though its probably one of my favs), but I reckon it defines trance by the parameters I define trance to be (explained underneath).

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