Pearsall presents There Must Be A Future (UK Acid Trance)

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Posted by Pearsall on Jun-26-2012 11:31:

Pearsall presents There Must Be A Future (UK Acid Trance)

hi there,

Here's a mix I did last year of some of my favourite UK acid trance tunes from back in the 90's ... for fellow aging ravers this should bring back lots of pleasant memories, whilst for those of you who're a bit younger this stuff should be a real treat!

I've also written a hopefully half-decent essay about how I got into this music as a teenage raver which should be a nice accompaniment to the tunes.

Pearsall presents There Must Be A Future
click to visit my site and download the mix

01. Disco Volante � Moonraker (Man With No Name Remix) (Transient)
02. Nuw Idol � Ikon (Zoom)
03. Sandman � Dunes (PRC 046) (Rabbit City)
04. Chris Liberator � Soul Mantra (Prolekult)
05. Razor�s Edge � The Zoo (Sourmash Remixes �95) (Metropolitan)
06. Pi.Bert � Atmosphere (K90 Remix) (Metropolitan)
07. X-Cabs � Neuro (Bellboy)
08. Crashforce � Re-Energize (Tide)
09. Interactive � Amok! (Chris Liberator Remix) (TEC)
10. D.R. Base � Don�t Stop (Tinrib)
11. Cybernaut � Hydrophonics (Intastella)
12. K90 � This Is The Future (New Horizon Mix) (Telica)
13. Choci & Mark Sinclair � Out There (Choci�s Chewns)
14. Demonic Emotions � Stuck On A Space Trip (Jon The Dentist Remix) (TEC)
15. Star Power � Nothing Can Save Us London (Truelove�s Lectrolux Remix) (Stay Up Forever Remix)
16. Pablo Gargano � Everyone�s Future (Eve)
17. Ramos, Supreme & UFO � Judgment Day (RSR)
18. 1st Airborn � Blaggermaster (UK44)
19. Helix & Fury � Sanctus Dominus (XY2)
20. Lab 4 � XL5 (Pod)
21. Rob Vanden � Gates Of Oblivion (GBT)

Posted by Vernon Wanderer on Jun-26-2012 14:40:

Hiyeheah bitch

Posted by Pearsall on Jun-27-2012 11:37:

thanks, hope you enjoy it

Posted by SYSTEM-J on Jun-27-2012 11:56:

I like your website. Nice little anecdotes that place the music in its original context.

Posted by Pearsall on Jun-27-2012 22:22:

quote:
Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
I like your website. Nice little anecdotes that place the music in its original context.

thanks! I put a lot of effort into the site, so it's always nice to hear positive feedback

Posted by SYSTEM-J on Jun-29-2012 09:24:

Well like you said in the article, this is an area of music that has been largely undocumented, at least by thoughtful, articulate commentators. As time goes on and these scenes become older than the living memory of anyone on a modern dancefloor, they could very easily be forgotten, with only retroactively canonised scenes and acts being written into the history books.