ferry corsten - punk .... heard it everwhere ... maybe a bit too much

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Originally posted by kirbtastic ferry corsten - punk .... heard it everwhere ... maybe a bit too much

Yeah I have to agree with kirb. Also Southern Sun was a huge issue to everyone.

ooooooooooooooooooooohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo...trance has gone p. diddy style.

i dont want to belive that

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Originally posted by kirbtastic ooooooooooooooooooooohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo...trance has gone p. diddy style. i dont want to belive that

wtf are you talking about??????........ your scaring me

Altitude - Altitude (S.H.O.K.K. remix)is one of the best tracks I heard this year.

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Originally posted by slifedogg i have to agree that 2002 probably wont be remembered for any single anthem, but will remembered for the beginning of the remake period. i dont think its going to stop in 2003, so this would be a huge turning point in trance production. also the end of magik - beginning of the prog blend.

this was what i was talking about...this guy is scaring me

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southern sun (being a vocal track will stay for long)
jurgen vries - the theme (too catchy to go away.. will probably see it in cheap commercials on radio)
ligaya will be phased off.. it really sounds a lot like many other tunes out there..

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Originally posted by Dark Apostle Altitude - Altitude (S.H.O.K.K. remix)is one of the best tracks I heard this year.

Fuck yeah this tune is such a stormer!!!!!

Other good tunes imo
The Green Martian - Wizardry (Destroyed the club when Tiesto dropped it)
Flutlicht - The Fall
Iio - At the End (Scumfrog Remix)
fuck it theres too many to list..........

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