From a 1999 set.
Thanks.

http://www.geocities.com/ninjaalexs/sincburnin.mp3

http://www.geocities.com/ninjaalexs/sinco.mp3

http://www.geocities.com/ninjaalexs/sinclairfamous.mp3 Vengaboys - Kiss (Airscape Mix)

http://www.geocities.com/ninjaalexs/sincchant.mp3

Last edited by spacetrip on May-20-2006 at 20:08

The first audio sample sounds familiar but I remember it as an early 90's techno song. I don't remember the artist/song sorry.

Do you know this track:
I am looking for the "Steps - Love you more" techno/trance remake by an EDM group in the 90's.The name of the group would be fine. If anyone knows I would really appreciate it.

sinclairfamous.mp3 : Vengaboys - Kiss (Airscape remix)

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Originally posted by benjamin sinclairfamous.mp3 : Vengaboys - Kiss (Airscape remix)

Nice one.

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Originally posted by LordQuinnTrance The first audio sample sounds familiar but I remember it as an early 90's techno song. I don't remember the artist/song sorry. Do you know this track: I am looking for the "Steps - Love you more" techno/trance remake by an EDM group in the 90's.The name of the group would be fine. If anyone knows I would really appreciate it.

The first song has the famous "you got me burnin' up" vocal. I think it could be the Cevin Fisher track but which mix?

I've ID'd the other track in your other post: Sunscreem - Love U More.

Decided I would bump this up again.

I'd definately try a different route than Cevin Fisher for the first track.

Don't know the second.

Fourth sounds ever so slightly like Plastic Angel - Pascale, but won't be. Just listen to Pascale instead

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Originally posted by Synchronicity I'd definately try a different route than Cevin Fisher for the first track. Don't know the second. Fourth sounds ever so slightly like Plastic Angel - Pascale, but won't be. Just listen to Pascale instead

Could be a pitched up version? Pascale didn't sound like it had any vocal samples in though.

You could always e-mail the Dj and ask him, the worst that can happen is he ignores you/ says no. Djs want us to buy their tracks, tickets to their gigs, vote for them on the Dj list etc. They should also be keen to promote artists who's tracks they like. I don't think listening to a couple of audio clips from a fan should be a big deal for him.