Are you sure it wasn't "What do you love?"

It might be "Max Graham feat Jessica Riddle - Gone (Original Mix)" .. Armin loves to play that song in his live sets. It's a relatively slow trance song with a long part in the middle with no bass beat, where violins play and it slowly builds up as you describe.

"What do you love?" is the last line right before the buildup starts/beat starts going again.

The crowd usually goes apeshit during this one.

It's surely "Max Graham feat Jessica Jacobs - I Know You're Gone"
(not Jessica Riddle)

Well then it used to be. I hear she got married or something.

Nope guys, that's not the song. I know that one quite well. This was pre-ASOT 2005 release too.

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Originally posted by Oracle [GSC] Slow build with a really big climax then a long breakdown.

That describes all uplifting tracks! We're not miracle workers.

Was the lyric repeated?
In which part of the song was that lyric?
Were there any vocals? Female or male? Describe her voice.
Describe the song. Any angelic choirs? Air guitar action? Was it just the standard synths in the build up? Anything!
Did the song remind you of any other tracks you love?
How old do you think the song was? Did it sound 2004?
Do you like jam on your crumpets?!
When in the set was the track played?

Here's the tracklist. Is this the WMC you are referring to?
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http://www.tranceaddict.com/forums/...d/t-254053.html
Armin van Buuren

1. Synergy - Hello Strings (Flash Brothers Remix)
2. Motorcycle - Around You
3. Purple Haze - Adrenaline
4. Sander Van Doorn - Bling Bling (SVD Remix)
5. ID (familiar trance song!)
6. Armin van Buuren - Communication (Part 3)
7. ID
8. ID
9. Tiesto - Adagio For Strings (Fred Baker Remix) *I think*

*Manny Romero - Compadre (SvD Remix) <<< this was either track 7 or 8 I can't remember when it was dropped but I know it was after Communication.
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Yes the lyric was repeated.
The lyric I'm talking about was the chorus of the song and was part of about 3 or 4 other lines. They were the only vocals in the song.
Female vocals.
As far as I remember it was just standard synths but it dropped out when the vocals were on so it wasn't drowning them out.
It reminded me of "Yomanda - You're free" to a certain extent but yomanda feels kinda corny to me.
I don't think the song could have been older than 2004, it sounded relatively new in terms of the style of the song.
I don't eat crumptes.
The track was played probably around an hour to an hour and a half through the set.

It was not actually AT the Ultra Music Festival. He spun this song during a set a few days prior to Ultra in the Miami Nightclub known as Spin.

*ahem* bump