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Your first Flight with TRANCE (pg. 3)
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TwoHardCore
It's hard to remember back to the early 90's, but one that does spring to mind, and would still be a killer track if played at a club today is:

Jungle High - Samura (Fire of Love)

Unbelievably melodic and well put together track.

THC
Cryptic
DJ Professor & F.Zappala - We gotta do it.
Switch
somewhere around 1995/1996, i had my first contact with trance. on Bonzai 5, there's a track called Yves Deruyter - Outsiders, which was way ahead of its time. little bit between trance and hardcore.
Bondor
lets see... it would have to be

DJ Trance - Trance Rave Jungle House Techno (HardCore Remix)


er actualy it was marc van dale with enrico - water wave

then DJ Special K

but before that fatboy slim all the way
mets4012
robert miles-children
Kenspy
I was a huge fatboy slim and chemical brothers fan (as well as other Big Beat), and I was on the 'net talking to someone one day and as usual I ask them for song recommendations. Usually its a new rock song or something like that, but my friend was like "You gotta check this out, Cafe Del Mar by Energy 52." I listened to it and my eyes never blinked for the entire 7 minutes of the song. Amazing. So I guess I've been hooked for around 6 years now...although I still listen to quite a bit of old big beat, rock, and classical music ;P
extepan
quote:
Originally posted by mets4012
robert miles-children


Same Here. Then Robert Miles feat Maria Nayler - One And One absolutely blew me away!
DJ JohnE5
quote:
Originally posted by crchingtiger
paul oakenfold - voyage into trance


Ditto.
Shudder
probably astral projection's aurora borealis. :)
bubbleravegirl
Tranceport - Paul Oakenfold...

i bet a lot of heads have said this already...

DJDigDug
It was called "use the search button" by forum informer
Z1D
A friend sent me Oakenfold live @ Homelands 99
Been hooked since.
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