im sorry if this has already been done if so ill delet th thread. but this 4 me is the best poll i can think of. what many ppl say is the best track of al time if they had 2 choose "for an angel" against the phenomenal "universal nation". and i want none of u saying "oohh 2 hard" u must choose 1 i say now UNIVERSAL NATION wins hands down 4 me. i think for an angel is a bit over rated so go vote...
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Johan Gielen Alliance 2002
Apr-15-2002 14:49
drizzt81
Professional Lamer
Registered: Nov 2001
Location: GTA #1 - At work
sorry, universal nation is really good, but there are different. For an Angel is such a classic -even if it is an Anthem- that there is just no competition.
Registered: May 2001
Location: Hinckley, Leicestershire
Obviously Universal Nationno comparison at all the best tune ever in my opinion
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Apr-20-2002 15:46
Kurve
Sentient Audio Collective
Registered: Sep 2000
Location: Las Vegas but from Germany
FOR AN ANGEL!!! all the way ..just way better produced .....Universal Nation good song but hey ton of songs have the same riffs and everything thats my IMO....but for an angel was unique style and song not many songs sound like it
Apr-21-2002 03:13
elena
vinyls are sexy
Registered: Jan 2002
Location: nyc
i cant decide
Apr-22-2002 08:36
tiesto14
Let The Music Play
Registered: Oct 2001
Location: The Palladium New York City
UNIVERSAL NATION !!!!
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Apr-22-2002 15:42
DJ Darchinova
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Jul 2001
Location: Perth, Australia
FOR AN ANGEL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
How can this be losing??!??!?!?!?!
this is THE biggest classic trance track EVER!!!!!!!!!
i say now UNIVERSAL NATION wins hands down 4 me. i think for an angel is a bit over rated
so go vote...
