I was lookin forward to Ahead and it sucked IMO
Everything sounded like shit...including tracks I love...for some reason, they all sounded like shit on this album. And the mixing wasn't too great either. Heard better!

I liked the Godskitchen Global Gathering CD (trance disk), but there were too many tracks on it. I thought the breakbeat disk was gonna be awesome (trancey like hybrid style) but it was more like hip hop...booooo!

I bought Involver cus it's Sasha and everyone said it rocked...plus, how cool is it that he reworked all the songs!

Verdict: Sasha- Involver is the album of the year...just incredible! Loved every sec of it!

Gabriel & Dresden - Bloom was good too, but can't top Involver.

(Still have to listen to Hybrid Y4k album)

involver for sure

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Tie between Bloom and Involver for #1.

Numero dos - James Holden - Balance 005

oohhh!

Creamfields - Mixed by Paul Oakenfold
Ahead - Mixed by Scott Bond
Bloom - Gabriel and Dreden
Combi:Nations - Mixed by Marco V (Inside your speaka!!!!!!)
good shit!

Last edited by plaxx on Nov-12-2004 at 05:56

Piazza Picks for 2004

1. Sasha- Involver

2. Dave Seaman & Phil K - The Therapy Sessions

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Sasha - Involver

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"There are no forces in the universe that are bad in themselves.
It is always up to man whether he will make good or bad use of them."
- Dr. Albert Hofmann

James Zabiela - ALiVE
Way Out West - Don't Look Now
Squarepusher - Ultravisitor
Kazell - Driven
Renaissance pres. Dave Seaman & Phil K - The Therapy Sessions

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-Louis-Ferdinand Céline
"Journey to the End of the Night"

a state of trance 2004 - armin van buuren
universal religion 2004 - armin van buuren
bloom - gabriel & dresden
free fall - nu nrg
cold harbour sessions - markus schulz
vandit the sessions 03 - paul van dyk

damn a lot of them are my best, so i'm just gonna leave it at this

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Nu NRG - Freefall.

Bought a few this year but some were 2003 releases.

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Sunset @ Zoo Bar - 02-2007
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quote:

Originally posted by wwu.punisher Ahead - Mixed by Scott Bond

I'll second that.

And I think purely by tracklist, Universal Religion is pretty good. But i'm sure all you people hate it because it has only "ASOT-hits" on it?

And ofcourse Coldharbour Sessions!

adam beyer - essential underground vol. 9

gandalf.

other cd's of choice:

sasha - involver
whatever the urban gorilla cd was called..

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