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what is/are the most sought after record(s)? (pg. 36)
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| Mr.Mystery |
| I'm pretty sure those are all pressed from the reconstructed mp3. |
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| ahp2002 |
Hey mates,
i got a Vincent de Moor promo cd-r from his promotion company last year featuring 10 tracks of Vincent. 2 of them have been on released on Black Hole Recordings.
1. Mystique Colors
2. Cressidia
the other eight are still unreleased and there are some pretty massive tracks on it.
Does anyone else have this/heard about this?
anyway i added it to discogs. If anyone wants soundsamples let me know
click here: http://www.discogs.com/release/760972 |
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| thesuperfunk |
All dodgy bootlegs i'm afraid. |
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| ThaMaestro |
| quote: | Originally posted by thesuperfunk
All dodgy bootlegs i'm afraid. |
yes, big chance it is ... though i have the scene releases (mp3's) from some of those releases, and they sound pretty good to me. those pvd remixes 2x12" might be 'real'/legal, if you know what i mean. |
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| harriz |
I am surprised none of you have mentioned Rabbit In The Moon - O.B.E. / Freak to the Beat on Hallucination in 1993.
This is one of the most sought after records in the history of dance music!
Now I know this is a breakbeat tune so I will try my very best to 'somehow link it to trance DJs' since most trance consumers follow trance djs.
Hmm... *scratches head*... upon a time 'big room electro/neo prog',/'watered down minimal' laptop dj Sasha played this track next to the progressive trance and epic trance stuff like BT and Paul van dyk.
BT made and Paul van dyk played tracks sold under 'Tiesto'
Tiesto is a trance businessman ...
As you can clearly see now this is not 'too far from trance djs'.
Add it to the list! |
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| keithos27 |
Pretty much 80% of the NE 1, 2, and Expeditions tracks belong on this list... ;) |
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| harriz |
| quote: | Originally posted by keithos27
Pretty much 80% of the NE 1, 2, and Expeditions tracks belong on this list... ;) |
I follow producers. I don't buy music based on what dj licensed what for what compilation.;) Who the cares what they hype?
Dj compilations are nothing than a marketing thing for people who don't know any better....
I payed 80$ for my mint copy and this is more than I payed for some of my rare UR singles that were never featured in any superstar barbie girl Dj comp.
80$ for one 12'' because of some empty compilation hype.
This is what's wrong with our scene in so many ways!
See... it went from being a subculture to a fully blown industry too fast and too soon and now people will not buy ''Charles May - Expander'' like they will buy 'Sasha - Expander' even though Charles May wrote the track... |
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| ThaMaestro |
| quote: | Originally posted by harriz
I am surprised none of you have mentioned Rabbit In The Moon - O.B.E. / Freak to the Beat on Hallucination in 1993.
This is one of the most sought after records in the history of dance music!
Now I know this is a breakbeat tune so I will try my very best to 'somehow link it to trance DJs' since most trance consumers follow trance djs.
Hmm... *scratches head*... upon a time 'big room electro/neo prog',/'watered down minimal' laptop dj Sasha played this track next to the progressive trance and epic trance stuff like BT and Paul van dyk.
BT made and Paul van dyk played tracks sold under 'Tiesto'
Tiesto is a trance businessman ...
As you can clearly see now this is not 'too far from trance djs'.
Add it to the list! |
consider it done man ;)
i just hope you understand my point of view. there are no rules in this topic, but thats the way i started this topic. and to keep things somehow structured, one must have some rules/borders in which you can suggest things. as i said, there are sometimes thin lines in which release can be 'trance-related', or not .. most of the time, it'll be trance-related. but (some) techno is good too to be added .. btw, not trance-related comes from the fact that i started this thread because i like trance most (at least, at the moment i started this thread). for instance, BoC is EDM too, if im right, but too submit all their rare releases might be out of the concept of my original question. although has grown a lot since i started it, my question of course becomes less important. its not that i now want to keep the list strictly to what i want in it (ith regards to genre's etc), and what not ... there's room now for more genre's/era's/etc...
just keep em coming :) |
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| ahp2002 |
http://www.discogs.com/release/59768
This is a FAKE release, ID&T did never release this. I got this confirmed from ID&T insider.
This pretends to be rare, but I think some dude made a cover and someway sold it or something? 18 people say they have this Tiesto at Sensation album, but it never got an official release. Please help me out here :conf: |
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| ThaMaestro |
| quote: | Originally posted by ahp2002
http://www.discogs.com/release/59768
This is a FAKE release, ID&T did never release this. I got this confirmed from ID&T insider.
This pretends to be rare, but I think some dude made a cover and someway sold it or something? 18 people say they have this Tiesto at Sensation album, but it never got an official release. Please help me out here :conf: |
cant help you Tim, sorry. all i cansay i have the set on mp3 i think, its a great set. the cd is in my wantlist, but i have no info on it. could easily be a fake though .. |
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| thesuperfunk |
| quote: | Originally posted by ThaMaestro
yes, big chance it is ... though i have the scene releases (mp3's) from some of those releases, and they sound pretty good to me. those pvd remixes 2x12" might be 'real'/legal, if you know what i mean. |
The rest of the rips on the 2x12" are from half decent sources .. the fact that it's named 'Born Sloppy' and that it is identical to a version i asked a TA to do years ago using a rip from a Fritz show confirm its 'dodgyness' |
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| waxHead |
| quote: | Originally posted by blighty
Can anyone supply me with a rip of Sauna - Mirage by any chance, thanks in advance :)
Blighty |
Blighty,
Sorry, there's no way I'll record this to an mp3, which is exactly what my Discogs.com profile states. I don't want to see bootlegs of it appear, like what's happened with many other previously hard-to-find records. Even if you promised not to distribute it, I can't be sure it wouldn't happen. Besides, if you paid quite a bit of money for a record b/c the song was very hard to find, I'm sure you wouldn't want it to suddenly appear all over the place (mp3, vinyl, or otherwise). If Dtox Records wants to press more of these, that's cool w/ me, but I'm not contributing. |
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