Shamu, Sunflower, Green Heaven, Orion Belt, Flowtation etc. are some excellent tracks. Love how those 90s melodic trance tracks are both dance-y/pumping (groovy in a way) and melodically (thematically) interesting. Some of those tracks featured some great soundtrack-style melodies and themes, yet they were very moving, in contrast to the majority of todays ASOT which, whilst their lead-lines/melodies are elaborate (and tooo unicorn-epic), they absolutely fail to deliver rhythmically, since the low-end is usually comprised by a fast monotonous ultra-boring steady beat. Plus those older melodies featured more variation and were more "out-there" in contrast to the safe "summer-by-numbers-supersawlead" of today. As i said in previous threads, the structure of current trance is not different from those 90s stuff. Its just that today's stuff sound like an over-produced, ultra-polished, ultra-compressed, clinical version of the older stuff and by doing so they take a lot of the fun away IMO (at least to my "older 90s-EDM-ears" he).



All in all, some great tracks by Mr. De Moor. And what is better than some 90s melodic trance during a beautiful sunny spring-day? (at least in Greece heh)

Last edited by PETRAN on Mar-05-2009 at 00:09

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Originally posted by Stanza Domino Runner

sweet track

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Originally posted by PETRAN Shamu, Sunflower, Green Heaven, Orion Belt, Flowtation etc. are some excellent tracks. Love how those 90s melodic trance tracks are both dance-y/pumping (groovy in a way) and melodically (thematically) interesting. Some of those tracks featured some great soundtrack-style melodies and themes, yet they were very moving, in contrast to the majority of todays ASOT which, whilst their lead-lines/melodies are elaborate (and tooo unicorn-epic), they absolutely fail to deliver rhythmically, since the low-end is usually comprised by a fast monotonous ultra-boring steady beat. Plus those older melodies featured more variation and were more "out-there" in contrast to the safe "summer-by-numbers-supersawlead" of today. As i said in previous threads, the structure of current trance is not different from those 90s stuff. Its just that today's stuff sound like an over-produced, ultra-polished, ultra-compressed, clinical version of the older stuff and by doing so they take a lot of the fun away IMO (at least to my "older 90s-EDM-ears" he). All in all, some great tracks by Mr. De Moor. And what is better than some 90s melodic trance during a beautiful sunny spring-day? (at least in Greece heh)

i concur

lets see some vdm inteviews!!

Last edited by wing on Mar-05-2009 at 01:41

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Originally posted by stealthman Dude, what the hell is the name of this track?!

I dont know . there was a name on the official promo, but I dont have the cover anymore.. Just the WAV's.

Awesome track huh!

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Originally posted by Ian Mac Zimms - L'announce des couleurs

Classic.

Another one i liked was his remix of Jan Vayne's "Pictures"








kind of theatrical epic trance

Seriously the guy needs to come out of hiding or atleast throw us a bone

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