This thread is for all the electonica and trance fans out there or those who are looking to explore trance music or the various sub-genres of electronic music. The focus of this thread will be Trance music, in its various flavors.
The first portion of the thread will cover some of the early groundbreaking trance music, ranging from around 1993 until 2004. I'll be heavily modelling the first portion after George Acosta's History of Trance album, but I will be trying to stick with original mixes for some of the tracks. After that, it will be a free-for-all!
Anywho, here goes . . .
George Acosta's History of Trance (CD #1) part #1:
Playlist for folks that want to listen to the full thing.
Libra presents Taylor feat. Jan Johnston - "Anomaly . . . Calling Your Name" (1993)
Sasha - "Xpander (Original mix)" (1999)
Lustral - "Everytime (Original mix)" (1997)
Three Drives - "Greece 2000 (Original mix)" (1997)
Paul van Dyk - "Another Way (Club mix)" (1999)
The Thrillseekers - Synaesthesia (En Motion mix) (1999)
George Acosta's History of Trance (CD #2) part #1:
Playlist for folks that want to listen to the full thing.
Robert Miles - "Children (Original Mix)" (1995) This is an important track in the history of trance. Robert Miles wrote the track as a chilled-out melody to end the traditional high-energy sets at raves and clubs in an attempt to prevent hyped up fans from getting into car accidents on long drives home after shows (there had been a rash of deaths due to auto collisions after shows at the time). Many clubs picked up the track and played it as a standard track to end shows.
Push - "Tranzy State of Mind (Club mix)" (2002)
B.B.E. - "Seven Days And One Week (Original mix)" (1996)
Art of Trance - "Madagascar (Original mix)" (1998)
System F - "Out of the Blue (album version)" (2000)
Paul van Dyk - For an Angel (Original mix)" (1998)
nope this is a free-for-all of any trance music. I was just posting some of my favorite compilation albums and my favorite tracks from those albums :D I'm planning to post a lot of singles, etc later.