Favorite track of 2003 with a minor twist

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Subey
Her Soul Mate

Registered: Nov 2003
Location: The corner where 'l' resolves into '<'

Favorite track of 2003 with a minor twist

Hey,

This isn't exactly yet another thread about your favorite track of 2003. The difference here is that you should post what song you liked the most this year REGARDLESS of when it came out...

i.e. maybe for the first time this year you heard a song from 2000 that you really liked and hence its your pick as your favourite tune this year...

For me its gotta be

Ayumi Hamasaki - Boys and Girls (Push Instrumental Dub)

for whatever reason the melody that kicks in on this track at 3min in just blows me away... completely mellow yet uplifting at the same time.

regards

Dec-29-2003 00:55

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A.J.
Back from the dead

Registered: Nov 2003
Location: Sydney

I say any track off the soundtrack from Cyrus King's documentary
"Ibiza's Children."

Altitude - Altitude (SHOKK Remix)
Jose Amnesia - The Eternal (Sunrise Mix)
Motorcycle - As the Rush Comes -----------> Flame away!
Armin Van Buuren - Communication
Rank 1 - Airwave
Rapid Eyed - Circa Forever (Rapid Eye Mix)
Jose Amnesia - The Eternal (Pulser Remix)

All awesome tracks that i only heard this year.

Dec-29-2003 05:39 Australia

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MindShifter
| dig deeper |

Registered: Oct 2002
Location: Mile High

Simple

Haak - Frenzy
Water Planet - Introspection (orig AND john askew mixes)

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Dec-29-2003 06:02