Armin Van Buuren "yet another day" vs. Sun Decade - I'm Alone (Mirco De Govia remix)
next year, i am 90% sure that when we think 2002, we will automatically think of these two songs. Armins "Yet Another Day" recieved a LOT of hype after he played it @ ID-T radio. Now "i'm alone" is gainging momentum. No other song has the power and emotion that these two have. It can also be looked as the best male vocal trance of the year vs. best female vocal trance of the year. anyways, those are my two cents, now for my vote:
I choose Yet Another Day. It is quite possibly the best male vocal track ever seen in trance. The fact that Ray Wilson (who wrote the lyrics) lost a dear friend of his in suicide brings the emotions out of every tranceaddict out there. how much more emotional and deep can u get? lovely lovely lovely
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Sep-22-2002 23:01
TranceSeeker
Laurent garnier Addict
Registered: Dec 2001
Location: Genk
Personally I don't think back to any of these tracks...
ummm this is oout of topic but well
hey dj slain that in yer signature pic its fire twirling right?
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Sep-23-2002 00:57
djSlain
[Suspended]
Registered: May 2001
Location: San Diego CA
fire twirlin indeed
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Sep-23-2002 01:03
Cobalt
Trance Isn't Trance
Registered: Apr 2002
Location: Vancouver, BC
I frankly don't understand the hype behind Yet Another Day. The synths are unimaginative and the vocal is, in my opinion, miserable. To me comparing the two is laughable. I'm Alone is simply on a different plane altogether.
I understand my opinion may seem harsh. Perhaps it's similar to how some people viscerally dislike Southern Sun whereas it is one of my top tracks ever. But honestly, Yet Another Day? I don't get it.
Sep-23-2002 01:08
assassin8
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Mar 2002
Location: Brooklyn, NY
Armin van Buuren ft. Ray Wilson - Yet Another Day (Sunday 5PM Mix) is HOT.
Armin RULEZZZZ!!!
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Sep-23-2002 01:11
InfiniteSquare
God's Garden
Registered: Jan 2001
Location: The Palm Beaches
Sun Decade is way better because I don't agree with male vocals in trance, even without the vocals its way better.
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Sep-23-2002 04:20
Seth
Junior tranceaddict
Registered: Jul 2002
Location: New York City
I just love this tune - AVB one... the lyrics are superb... Can't stop listening to it