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Originally posted by nwopper Faithless - Insomnia. It was on a tape called 'Future Trance' (not to confuse with the German Future Trance-compilations!!!) that I bought in 1997/98. At that time I was totally into hardcore and 'gabber' (Because almost every Dutch boy/girl had a so-called 'gabber'-period). And I heared that song...and in two months I bought 5 trance-cd's.... Than Tiesto came and I sold my soul to the guy. I bought cd's, went to his gigs... I worshipped Gouryella, System F, Armin.... I was what most people are now: completely head over heels with everything that started with Tiesto, Tijs Verwest, Magik, Black Hole.... Than I bought this cd called 'Trancemaster 20' for 5 euros. And the music was completely different and it took me a long time to actually like the cd. The tunes were a little bit harder. After hearing more Pulsedriver and DJ's @ Work-stuff....I totally left Tiesto...and went into the their music that I now concider as crap. In 2001 I heared a song completely different from Pulsedriver's tunes, also on a cd I bought 'World of Trance 12' called 'Laute/Leise' from JamX & Tom Wax and I was fascinated by this track. I played it over and over again, and liked it so much. Than the sweet moment came that I layed my ears upon 'Never Look Back' from DuMonde and instantly I knew I came home from a long journey. I totally dropped Pulsedriver and embraced DuMonde as my new heroes. And they still are now.

I agree,i forgot that stuff

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