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Whiteroom - The White Room (Jump The Next Train ) Scott Bond Vs. XDR Intro Mix
i tried searching but did not find anything, this is a pretty kewl track. opinions? i know its prob been posted before.
Re: Whiteroom - The White Room (Jump The Next Train ) Scott Bond Vs. XDR Intro Mix
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| Originally posted by TranceSpeeder i tried searching but did not find anything, this is a pretty kewl track. opinions? i know its prob been posted before. |
On the other side i find it fantastic.The vocals with the piano notes fit perefectly.I can't call it trance though,it can be described as a ballad tune (The intro piano version of Scott Bond's cd "Ahead",not the version floating which has also the Whiteroom).Finally the mix with Whiteroom is simply great.I'd like a full version of this.
I enjoyed it, but not as much as Bond's mix.
PVD made a nice remix out of this! :-)
never heard the pvd one.
whiteroom bootlegs
bonds & pauls re-edit is quite nice though
Paul Remix? Doesn't Paul play the Scott Bond Vs. Xdr Intro Mix? At least he did so last Vandit Night.
I think you people havent learnt yet that XDR is just a person among the mp3 trance leeching community who likes to do reconstructions using Adobe Audition.
And NO no DJ's such as Paul have ever played his reconstructions and never will.
Learn people!
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| Originally posted by Owen I think you people havent learnt yet that XDR is just a person among the mp3 trance leeching community who likes to do reconstructions using Adobe Audition. And NO no DJ's such as Paul have ever played his reconstructions and never will. Learn people! |
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| Originally posted by Owen I think you people havent learnt yet that XDR is just a person among the mp3 trance leeching community who likes to do reconstructions using Adobe Audition. And NO no DJ's such as Paul have ever played his reconstructions and never will. Learn people! |
it's basically just the Slow Train Version of Jump The Next Train with White Room mixed into it, ... nothing more, nothing less. I like it
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| Originally posted by isoterra I heard Paul play it with my own ears at Crasher N-Ice back in November. His edit of it anyway... could tell by the kick. |
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| Originally posted by NoisyNeil it's basically just the Slow Train Version of Jump The Next Train with White Room mixed into it, ... nothing more, nothing less. I like it |
with the current amount of tunes X.D.R. has played around with, he could release a CDA stuffed with Intro Mixes, Versus Tracks e.t.c.
Don't underestimate the power of the undiscovered people lurking beneathe you 
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| Originally posted by sandstorm03 no wayyyyy dudeeeeeeeeeeeeee scott got the idea to make a bootleg, cause he mixed the 2 in his ahead cd... |
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| Originally posted by XDR Ok, but the track being discussed is not a bootleg, but just two tracks mixed together, like he said. |
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| Originally posted by sandstorm03 then what is a bootleg? |
Bootleg is usually a remix that won't be released (due to various reasons)
well it is a nice tune.
PVD played it when i attended his gig about couple months ago.
He played the whole stupid intro and didnt even play the whole of whiteroom.. the whole crowd was standing there for 2 firgging mins waiting for the beat!!!
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| Originally posted by isoterra I heard Paul play it with my own ears at Crasher N-Ice back in November. His edit of it anyway... could tell by the kick. |
IIRC, the version that PvD plays (his Edit, so to speak) actually has a different structure to the XDR Bootleg thingy that we've all heard.
His edit actually starts off like White Room does, and when it breaks down with the arpeggiated beeps (you know what i mean lol) the Slow Train remix of JTNT comes in, and then follows the structure of the XDR bootleg.
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| Originally posted by dj_mdma IIRC, the version that PvD plays (his Edit, so to speak) actually has a different structure to the XDR Bootleg thingy that we've all heard. His edit actually starts off like White Room does, and when it breaks down with the arpeggiated beeps (you know what i mean lol) the Slow Train remix of JTNT comes in, and then follows the structure of the XDR bootleg. |
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