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Originally posted by teo thats what makes them differ from us!

exactly.. but i agree that labels should hurry up and release the songs while they have momentum and should definately not be condemned to never released pergatory limbo. but i do think that for most people on the trance scene, they could care less. most of my friends ask me for mixes, artists, and songs they get stuck in their head but rarely do i find people who are intimate with artists, labels, or live mixes for that matter. trance as you and i know it is so much more, but i do think that by far at least in the states the majority of people dont know tiesto from toronto, motorcycle from moped, digweed from king bud maryjyoowhana, or paul van dyk from bjork.

i guess its more relevant to people who follow the industry closely, rather than the average joe.

sql is the one with the braines, I fully agree

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Best of the moment:

* Leama and Moor - Common Ground
* Vadim Zhukov - Evolution
* Gabriel & Dresden - Bloom
* Deep Dish - George Is On

well, a lot of tracks arent even signed to a label at the time when some DJs start playing them, so its kind of a promotional tool as well. The more DJs start to play them, the more recognition it will get from major trance labels to get it released. Thats my take on it. But yeah, "As the Rush Comes" & "Beautiful Things" was way too long to wait.