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I picked up the TPOD1 CD quiet late (around 2003) 2 years after it was released. I was following PVD livesets for a while, and when I picked up TPOD1 I was really dissappointed. It was bland and tame. I sometimes wonder how it can be labled a "classic" when there are only 3-4 good tracks on there, with the rest just being fillers.
To this day I still regret purchasing TPOD1. I guess I was hoping for it to have as big an effect on me as GC-Discotech had on me back in 98, but damn, no CD will ever beat that.
As for my thoughts on TPOD2: very very nice. This is what TPOD1 should have sounded like. CD1 starts out with a chilly laid back intro, and by mid cd the tempo get's upped quiet a bit for some big tracks (tracks 11/12 which seem to be the highpoint of CD1), then slows down with the instrumental of Someday. Damn I wish this was the vocal remix. CD2: Very very nice aswell.
Final thoughts: The CD as a whole has a liveset feel to it (something that TPOD1 didn't have). The mixing is FLAWLESS. Trackselection could have been better (give us more anthems ).
Final thought: Without a doubt better then TPOD1.
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