Felix da Housecat - Live @ Mayday, 2002

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Hybrid - Wide Angle

shortly followed by Sasha's Global Underground 009: San Francisco

Sasha - Global Underground GU:013 Ibiza
Sasha - Global Underground - GU:009 San Francisco
Dave Seaman - Global Underground GU:012 Buenos Aires

I'd been listening for a long time, but I think the one that "hooked" me on a permanent level was:

BT - Ima

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I remember a friend told me just gave me some random trance mp3 and named some Oakenfold guy. I still remember searching for "trance" on Napster and getting all kinds of random songs. First set i found was Oakenfold - Voyage into Trance and Tranceport. Those were when he wasn't that bad. I ended up going to see him live in like 01 or 02 when he came to Dallas. Way past those days though.

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Originally posted by BoReD365247 Way past those days though.

Not me

Hackers soundtrack

I can't remember which one of these came first, so I listed both

Nitzer Ebb-Showtime
Front 242-Front by Front



Messiah-Thunderdome was the first hard trance album I ever had

I remember a friend taking me to see Oakenfold.

I got there, and thought it was just a club thing, but saw so many fans and followers, so I was wondering what I was out of the loop on it.

I remember standing around a bunch of people and saying, "Who's this Oaky guy again? What's his name?" And I believe the record skipped, music stopped and everyone stared at me.
Nah, but everyone around me was freakin' out that I never heard of him. So much for growing up in the small town country.

The next day I was downloading every edm song I could find.

honestly, it was probably smart-e's back in the day. i don't even know what happened t them, but i still have that cd.

plastic compilation 1 sealed the deal.

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Nitzer Ebb-Showtime Front 242-Front by Front Messiah-Thunderdome was the first hard trance album I ever had

I remember those. I still have the Messiah CD with Thundersome. I also saw Front 242 at Lalapoloza(<-Speck Check).


My first was KLF - 3 AM Eternal

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t1wQzqlavOI

Or Snap - Rhythm is a Dancer

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