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enydo
Uhhhh, what the hell is going on in this thread?
Matt_Moor
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Originally posted by enydo
Uhhhh, what the hell is going on in this thread?


I said natious - amber was one of the best trance tracks in 1999.

DJ rann reckons natious amber was infact a big 1998 track and not 1999.

I posted a load of tracklists from 1999 to prove it was played in 1999 by all the top DJs and thus is a 1999 classic.

He reckons because HE has a promo from 1998 that it doesnt matter that the rest of the world would have heard it first in 1999 and formed their memories of that track in 1999 during one of the best summers trance has ever known.

He has yet to post a single tracklist to backup his statement that sasha "CANED IT TO DEATH IN 1998"
DJ RANN
quote:
Originally posted by enydo
Uhhhh, what the hell is going on in this thread?


I have no idea. It got all weird when I stated that I have a promo from 1998 for a track that was then officially released in 1999.

I can't imagine what would happen if I told him about all the other ones I have.

Matt_Moor
quote:
Originally posted by DJ RANN
I have no idea. It got all weird when I stated that I have a promo from 1998 for a track that was then officially released in 1999.

I can't imagine what would happen if I told him about all the other ones I have.



No you absolute cock

You said sasha caned it in 1998 and it was played out before it was even released in 1999. You havent posted one tracklist to back this up.

Yet the three biggest DJs on the planet in 1999 around the same time it was officially released started playing it in their sets.

So how was it caned to death in 1998 when there isnt a single ing tracklist to back that up?
DJ RANN
quote:
Originally posted by Matt_Moor
Yet the three biggest DJs on the planet in 1999 around the same time it was officially released started playing it in their sets.


Official release date: 25th May 1999.

quote:
Originally posted by Matt_Moor

Sasha & Digweed - Live @ 1015 Folsom, Thump Radio 7th April 1999
Natious - Amber (Silk Mix)

Paul Van Dyk - Essential Mix Live @ Turnmills 4th April 1999
Hatious - Amber (White Label) (Clearly a mis spell)


Now that we all agree there was a promo available at least a full minimum two months before the official release and I have what must be a test pressing and considering in those days test pressing came out a couple of months before promos...well I think you understand now.

When I get home, I'll post a pic up of the early ORGINAL MIX promo (not the "silk mix" that is in these sets (but only if you promise that you won't get jealous?) :haha:
Matt_Moor
Why your going on about a promo it has bugger all to do with my question which i shall repeat for the 4th time now.........

Where are the track lists which prove your claim that this track was, and i quote, "played to death in 1998"?
enydo
Is every set ever played available online in tracklist form?
Matt_Moor
quote:
Originally posted by enydo
Is every set ever played available online in tracklist form?


Well if the track was "played to death" you would safely say that the track would show up on at least ONE sasha tracklist from 1998, which it does not.

Yet the track shows up on 15+ track lists from 1999, including a Sasha Global Underground Comp.
SPANIARD
Go ahead and get lost in this one.

floyd741
quote:
Originally posted by Matt_Moor
Where are the track lists which prove your claim that this track was, and i quote, "played to death in 1998"?

He clearly has none, so just stop with the hostility. There's absolutely no reason to get this fussy about some minor detail on an online forum.

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