In the constellation of dance music hits and misses, few tracks have burned as brightly, or beautifully as Paul van Dyk´s unique classic: FOR AN ANGEL. Now in 2009, Paul van Dyk is reviving it up for another spin with his newest release: FOR AN ANGEL 2009. For the remake, Paul van Dyk is supported by of some of the best remixers, including Spencer & Hill, INPETTO, Dave Darell, Miika Kuisma, Activa and Filo & Peri. Included with the PvD Remix '09 are a host of hot tracks which take listeners on a journey through the past while keeping it absolutely cutting edge! Release: May 7th 2009 Tracklisting: A1 PvD Remix ´09 A2 Activa Remix B1 Spencer & Hill Remix B2 Filo and Peri Remix
This track seriously needs to die.
AY STAR
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Originally posted by Nik Novo
This track seriously needs to die.
+1
the_voice
i know the track means a lot to him he made it bk in 93 cus some one he know past away thats why its called for a angel he said it on a interview he did
but no need for so many remixes yes its a bit boring now i think
ravenrg84
I have to disagree with you guys....
I love the new remixes, I cant wait to get my copy!:toocool:
the_voice
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Originally posted by ravenrg84
I have to disagree with you guys....
I love the new remixes, I cant wait to get my copy!:toocool:
it come out today
tbh the only mix i like is the Activa Remix
the rest are very poor i think :(
miamitranceman
What ever happened to creating a new classic?
Just "blah."
ravenrg84
which one is this remix?
Ian
miika kuisma has made a reasonable job of it. The rest are all tripe. Clearly these producers and those who license such remakes have no shame anymore.
vinnie97
PVD's plumb out of ideas.
Acton
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Originally posted by Ian
miika kuisma has made a reasonable job of it. The rest are all tripe. Clearly these producers and those who license such remakes have no shame anymore.
+ 1
The Miika Kuisma remix was made years ago as well.
rory21
PVDFAIL
SuspicionVandit
1. all of them are dumb
2. There's only so many things to do with For an Angel and I think this whole pack shows it. I don't think it's so much as the producers as the material they are taking inspiration from. I've listened to a lot of the remixes from Cafe del Mar, and see the same thing. Yeah, there's a gem here and there, but when you got something brilliant like Papua New Guinea, oh yeah. YEAH YEAH. YEAH PUMP THAT
