Mosly recently, listening to Bobina - Live on FutureGrooves Radio (05.11.2004) has kept my faith held high.

01. Bobina - Lazy World [DEEP BLUE]
02. Adam White - Ballerina (Duberina mix) [DAREY PRODUCTS]
03. Vadim Zhukov - Earth's Breathing [CD-R]
04. Robert Gitelman - Children Of The Sun [ID&T]
05. Radiohead - Street Spirit (Tiesto remix) [WHITE]
06. Thrillseekers - Synaesthesia (Bobina Megadrive 2004 remix) [CD-R]
07. Olive - You Are Not Alone (Bobina Megadrive 2004 remix) [CD-R]
08. Solarstone vs. Scott Bond - RedLine Highway (Bobina remix) [MADE IN ENGLAND]
09. Cor Fijneman feat. Jan Johnston - Venus (Tiesto remix) [IN TRANCE WE TRUST]

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Il silenzio e rotto da Nu Nrg!

Sadly I haven't found such a tune yet...

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Latest releases:
Endless Cycles [Capital Heaven]
The Charlatan [Morphosis]

atm
Endre - I Kill for You (Original Mix)

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In the beginning there was Jack. And Jack had a groove. And from this groove came the groove of all grooves. And while one day viciously throwing down on his box Jack boldly declared "Let there be house!" And house music was born. I am the creator and this is my house and in my house there is only house music. But I am not so selfish because once you enter my house it then becomes our house and our house music and you see no one man owns house because house music is a universal language spoke and understood by all. You see, house is a feeling that no one can understand really unless you're deep into the vibe of house. House is an uncontrollable desire to jack your body and as I told you before this is our house and our house music. In every house you understand, there is a keeper and in this house the keeper is Jack.

Recently? Four in particular:

Cabala - Vision of U
Dave Seaman pres. Group Therapy - My Own Worst Enemy
Tilt - Twelve (Orkidea Remix)
Second Sun - Love Simulator

Overall, there are many that remind me why I stick with the genre. Here are just a random few:

Perception (Vocal Mix)
For An Angel (E-Werk Club Mix)
Godd
Xpander
The Baguio Track
Activity

Last edited by Cobalt on Feb-13-2005 at 09:07

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Originally posted by Mr.Mystery Sadly I haven't found such a tune yet...

it doesn't have to be passed down by the hand of god it just has to make you want to keep listening to see what lies in the future for the genre you like or it just makes you feel like "this is why i listen to trance"

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Aerodrome - Tribute To The Past [Trance Revolution Records]

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Who Gives A Fook, Just Dance.

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Originally posted by trance_n_dance it doesn't have to be passed down by the hand of god it just has to make you want to keep listening to see what lies in the future for the genre you like or it just makes you feel like "this is why i listen to trance"

I repeat my previous sentence. Right now there's absolutely nothing that sparks my interest.

Edit:
Actually, the new Mirco de Govia vs. Ronski Speed tune was pretty good.

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Latest releases:
Endless Cycles [Capital Heaven]
The Charlatan [Morphosis]

I guess Matti Kotola - Aedena recently reminded me why I like uplifting trance. How long it will last though I don't know, it seems over the past year I've had some gut feeling that my love of the music will fade out in the next few years, as fewer & fewer tunes end up penetrating my all time top list & the older stuff is losing its effect. New stuff I like just seems to be lengthening out the process, cos it mostly just seems to be rehashed ideas from the past and I can't see them having a lasting effect. Saying that though I always get that feeling of "This is what it's all about" when I'm at a decent clubbing event, and that's normally enough to keep me going.

Older stuff... probably Jose Amnesia - The Eternal (sunrise mix). I try & not listen to it too often though for fear that it will lose its effect.

I remember Above and Beyond's essential mix reminded me that there is still good uplifting trance out there, I just find a lot of it to sound the same unfortunately.

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hmmm i just listen to In Search Of Sunrise and then im back in the mood for trance

but not one new song really is that good anymore as weve heard it all before 2000 killed trance

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Originally posted by Project 7 hmmm i just listen to In Search Of Sunrise and then im back in the mood for trance but not one new song really is that good anymore as weve heard it all before 2000 killed trance

Then why listen to post 2000 tracks at all?

It's not about groundbreaking hits that make you believe in the existance of a higher being (unless of course a certain song does that for you) I'm just talking tracks that make you say "this is why I like trance music".

An example for me and my inspiration for this thread was Brian Eno - An Ending (Ascent) (Leama and Moor Remix).

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