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Deep Dish - Global Underground 025 Toronto & 021 Moscow
(i play this 025 out at least 1 a week) beautiful tracks.

Oakenfold - Two Years of Oakenfold at Cream

Oakenfold - Another World

Tiesto - isos1

Dj Sultan - Nubreed

must be rare 1, gotta give it a listen. ;/

In Search of Sunrise 4 (my favorite compilation of all-time)
In Search of Sunrise (my second favorite but its prolly better than 4 but because I listened to it at least 300 times (not exaggerating) I have become jaded)
In search of sunrise 2
In search of sunrise 3 (only like the first 28 mins)

Sasha-Involver
Hernan Cattaneo-Renaissance Masters Volume 2
A state of trance 2006 CD 2
ISOS5-10 suck!!

a rather tacky hardcore compilation called raveyard 2001.

http://www.discogs.com/Various-Rave...1/release/43203

i first heard it in 1997 when my cousin used to dj dance music in my grandmother's garage. he gave it to me, and i tried playing it out two years later at a school dance with terrible results. twelve year old swedish children apparently doesn't want to shuffle to juggernaut - don't fuck with a ruffneck :-(

Aural Imbalance - Intuition
Freestylers - A Different Story... Part 1
LTJ Bukem - Logical Progression
Sasha & Digweed - Northern Exposure 2
Various - Echodub Loves (Vol 2)

DJ Tiesto - Magik 7 Live in Los Angeles 2001 -> probably one of the best Tiesto sets ever.

Paul van Dyk - Politics of Dancing 2001 -> PvD at his best, never got tired of listening to this compilation.

Markus Schulz - Ibiza 06

Has to be this one still. I doubt that I'll like it quite as much now as when I first heard it around age 16, as it's not varied enough for that, but the intensity and tight drum programming just blew my head clean off when I popped CD 2 into my Discman for the first time. Probably the first and only time I walked around in public with humongous headphones on, looking like a complete tool.

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Originally posted by BlueSky DJ Tiesto - Magik 7 Live in Los Angeles 2001 -> probably one of the best Tiesto sets ever. Paul van Dyk - Politics of Dancing 2001 -> PvD at his best, never got tired of listening to this compilation. Markus Schulz - Ibiza 06

the main reason Magik 7 is so f$$cking good
is that Auranaut-People Want to Be Needed is one of the most euphoric intros of all time...probably top 30 trance tracks of all-time!

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Originally posted by lacksesepsotygh a rather tacky hardcore compilation called raveyard 2001. http://www.discogs.com/Various-Rave...1/release/43203 i first heard it in 1997 when my cousin used to dj dance music in my grandmother's garage. he gave it to me, and i tried playing it out two years later at a school dance with terrible results. twelve year old swedish children apparently doesn't want to shuffle to juggernaut - don't fuck with a ruffneck :-(

Ah, so THAT is where that Necronomicon-track you played after Volt comes from. I was convinced that it was another Ruffneck release I hadn't heard at first, as it sounded so much like that stuff.

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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J Various ‎� Echodub Loves (Vol 02)

I loved this back when it came out and you made a post about it but for some reason I haven't played it in forever (at least 1,5 years I guess)

On topic - D-Bridge & Instra:mental Present Autonomic ‎� FabricLive. 50

I think this one will certainly go down as one of the best and most important Fabric entries in history.

Scuba ‎� Sub:Stance

This one played a big part in forming my taste and got me interested in Techno.

Surgeon ‎� Fabric 53

Same goes for this one. I still think it's absolutely incredibly mixed and goes between Techno and Dubstep very smoothly. It seems like 2010 was the year where Techno and Dubstep really crossed. but most producers that used to be on the edge are just making straight Techno nowadays.

Been doing a few purges through the EDM collection, and as far as I can tell this is the only compilation album I have left at the moment >_> The discs themselves aren't close to my heart, but breakbeat funkiness in general is, so

'Twas Ted Promo who posted about it, actually. I haven't listened to it for ages either, but definitely one of my favourite compilations, and reminds me of a particular time in my life.

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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J 'Twas Ted Promo who posted about it, actually. I haven't listened to it for ages either, but definitely one of my favourite compilations, and reminds me of a particular time in my life.

Youre right, I did some digging and found the original thread. It was actually enydo that made the thread about that particular compilation. I also found this in the original thread:

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Originally posted by julien2 For some reason I thought this was Echospace, and I was like Then I realised it was not and I was like

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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J It's better than Echospace. Really enjoying this. A couple of average tracks, but some absolute gold, my favourites being Back Home, India Joya and White Room.

Heresy!

And I touched on this in one of my previous posts but looking back, this whole experimental Dubstep thing really kind of died down after 2010.

By the way, what are your thoughs on the new Echospace album? You haven't posted in the thread about that after it came out. The new Deepchord on Soma is also coming out within the next few days.

Tranceporter 2: Music For The Generation Mix (1996)

http://www.discogs.com/Various-Tran.../release/788338


DJ Ti�sto ‎� Live At Innercity - Amsterdam RAI (1999)

http://www.discogs.com/Various-DJ-T...RAI/master/5087


And for the harder stuff this one (of course, as it's a beast ):

RaveBase Phase 1 (1994)

http://www.discogs.com/Various-Rave...1/release/86876

Hmm, I really wanna mention Naked Music: Carte Blanche vol.1
for the times when u wakeup have a 3x espresso sshot in ur coffee.

Tiesto - Nyana (2003)

I love the tracks on those CD's

a few of my favs were already listed but heres 3 that weren't

Danny Tenaglia - GU Athens

...IMO the best all around mix compilation of all time. DT's mixing is flawless on this and this CD proves that he is DJ's DJ



Markus Schulz - Miami 05

...While Coldharbour 04 is great, this one just an amazing mix of prog and trance with some solid vocals.

Ferry Corsten - Live @ Spundae

...greatest LIVE trance album recorded and I put this above Magik 6 & 7

i ammm marrkus schulzzzzzzz"

ISOS 1-7

Paul Oakenfold: Creamfields

Magik 1
Magik 5
Magik 6

In Search Of Sunrise 1
In Search Of Sunrise 2
In Search Of Sunrise 4
In Search Of Sunrise 5
In Search Of Sunrise 6

It took me years to realise how good 4,5, and 6 actually are.

Paul Oakenfold - We Are Planet Perfecto Vol 1
Paul Oakenfold - Great Wall
Paul Oakenfold - Travelling

Fred Numf - Universal Language

Forbidden Paradise 12 - Changing Colours

Armin van Buuren - Basic Instinct
Armin van Buuren - In Motion
Armin van Buuren - Transparance

In Trance We Trust 008 - DJ Ton TB

Ferry Corsten - Artist Profile Series
Ferry Corsten - Trance Nation 001
Ferry Corsten - Trance Nation 002
Ferry Corsten - Trance Nation 003
Ferry Corsten - Trance Nation 006

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Originally posted by Woony Youre right, I did some digging and found the original thread. It was actually enydo that made the thread about that particular compilation... And I touched on this in one of my previous posts but looking back, this whole experimental Dubstep thing really kind of died down after 2010. By the way, what are your thoughs on the new Echospace album? You haven't posted in the thread about that after it came out. The new Deepchord on Soma is also coming out within the next few days.

Austin, Ted... one of those damn Atlantan stoners at any rate. I've mentioned in my blog a couple of times how this strain of dubstep basically died off pretty quickly, with most of the more home-listening oriented acts going off in the UK-future-bass weirdness direction. There are still a couple of acts doing it - Clubroot, Swarms, Actraiser... Shame it didn't catch on, because it was more in line with my cinematic, atmospheric tastes, where as the UK-future-bass stuff tends towards more bleepy abstraction.

And I haven't got round to ordering the new Echospace album yet.

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Originally posted by Scoops a few of my favs were already listed but heres 3 that weren't Danny Tenaglia - GU Athens ...IMO the best all around mix compilation of all time. DT's mixing is flawless on this and this CD proves that he is DJ's DJ Markus Schulz - Miami 05 ...While Coldharbour 04 is great, this one just an amazing mix of prog and trance with some solid vocals. Ferry Corsten - Live @ Spundae ...greatest LIVE trance album recorded and I put this above Magik 6 & 7

I used to listen to the Tenaglia and Corsten comps non-stop. After a few moves, I eventually lost both. I need to get my hands back on them.

holy crap some of this is taking me back...

names so forgotten:
fred numf

cor fijneman <- HAH

eventhough these are uber commercial, inside we all loved these some more than others:

early 03' Hed Kandi comps, stuff with cats like miguel migs
and take ur pick of the Ministry of Sounds.

(CD 1)
Paul Oakenfold ‎� Perfecto Presents... Paul Oakenfold Travelling

Bunker - Descent is the best trance track to never get released.



Really loved that Rabbit remix of Bullet in the Gun too. Just a well put together comp with a lot of great music.

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