Guest Guest Posted October 26, 2006 Posted October 26, 2006 Posted these up on another board so thought id link them here. It was ment to me a abit of a retrospective of the last few years rather than the "Trance Classics 1997-1999" that everyone does. But by no means does it show all the best songs or realy get onto the harder ones - i forgot she didnt have an mp3 player so i ran out of space on the CD Link Removed- ChrisH (it take a second to start so be patient, but once on D/L it downloads fast) It quickly builds to 2001-2 peak time tunes then progresses to harder slightly newer songs. Tracklist: Above and beyond - Alone tonight Varian - Endless Desire (Mark Otten's Energetic Mix) Exposure - Magic Impulse (original mix) Pulser - Point Of Impact (Mike Koglin Remix) Mike vs John '00' Fleming - Ice Cream Scott Bond vs Solar Stone - Naked Angel Unknown Octagen & Midor - Flyback Johan Gielen - Show Me What You Got Marco V - Automanual Tracklist is just off the top of my head while ive skipped through so i couldnt remember the name of one. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Heres another one i found. Link Removed- ChrisH Its probably better in the way its alot more structured. Starts slow and melodic then progresses onto the peak time tunes, bringing it back down to melodic "end of the night" tunes. Tracklist: (Again off the top of my head so correct any) Oceanlab - satalie (marcus schlutz coldharber mix) Markus Schulz Feat. Justine Suissa - Clear Blue/Somewhere Andain - Summer Calling (Josh Gabriel mix) Exposure - Magic Impulse (Original mix) Pulser - Point Of Impact Push vs Globe - Tranceformation Sonicvibe & Mike Shiver - Lunation (Masters & Nickson mix) --- EDITED// found what the name of this tune is Solid Globe - North Pole Y Traxx - Mystery Land
webman Posted October 26, 2006 Posted October 26, 2006 Solid Globe - North Pole Not heard this one yet, but if you can find Sahara - it's worth a listen
Guest Guest Posted October 26, 2006 Posted October 26, 2006 Solid Globe - North Pole Not heard this one yet, but if you can find Sahara - it's worth a listen Got it thanx North pole's far better
webman Posted October 26, 2006 Posted October 26, 2006 Seing as they've finished downloading I'll stick it on Thanks for the mixes by the way, I've played Doboy and GT a little too much recently Y Traxx - Mystery Land Heard it before but never knew the title.. do now, thanks
SteveT Posted October 27, 2006 Posted October 27, 2006 I feel old. It`s ok Simon ............ this ain't rock and roll ............ it's genocide!
Elky Posted October 27, 2006 Posted October 27, 2006 You should buy 'Resident: 2 Years Of Oakenfold At Cream' One of the best CDs ever for anyone that likes their trance
Guest Guest Posted October 27, 2006 Posted October 27, 2006 You should buy 'Resident: 2 Years Of Oakenfold At Cream' One of the best CDs ever for anyone that likes their trance Thanks, just had a look now. Will maybe DL it but ive got nearly every track on twice, 3 times already so i wont be spending my hard earned cash on it. At least it isnt a 1998-1999 trance classics!
webman Posted October 27, 2006 Posted October 27, 2006 What's wrong with Pulp Victim - The World '99? 8)
Guest Guest Posted October 27, 2006 Posted October 27, 2006 Would be interested in a few comments :beer: Gunna do another today at some point so if anyones got any requests ill try and fit them in if possible. Got to be non-commercial trance, from 1998-present
ChrisH Posted October 28, 2006 Posted October 28, 2006 Links to copyrighted material have been removed. Please try and keep us out of trouble Chris
ChrisH Posted October 30, 2006 Posted October 30, 2006 They were still mixes of other peoples materials though....
russdev Posted October 30, 2006 Posted October 30, 2006 but music used was copyrighted so we have to take them down as we are open to being sued otherwise yes sad fact of life but that is life.. russ
Elky Posted October 31, 2006 Posted October 31, 2006 No worries, just wondered. I know a lot of DJs who post their mixes on to lots of various websites for downloads and theres never any problems? They also make mix CDs to hand out etc and again, no problems. Just wasnt aware you could get in to trouble for this. Cheers
GrumbleDook Posted October 31, 2006 Posted October 31, 2006 It partly depends on how anti-establishment you are ... Some sites say "not our problem" and they can thrive on the publicity that such a case might bring, some sites just aren't public enough to be at risk of having a serious wrist-slapping ... EduGeek.net is in the position of having to protect itself so that it can continue to do what it does ... be a fantastic resource for NMs, techies, suppliers and advisors ... but there are occassions when we will produce material, based on the collective opinons or ideas of its members, that are not popular with certain groups out there ... We already know that some RBCs and LAs do not like that fact that we challenge some of the materials they produce or the fact that we question the policies or procedures of certain organisations. This makes us a target in some ways ... and we have to take reasonable action to remove any ammunition people may have to throw back at us. Copyright is a very grey area and the only people that win court cases involving copyright are the lawyers (oops ... another group offended!) Please respect this stance we have had to take and understand why the EduGeek Staff have to be not as nice as they would usually like ... well ... not as nice as we would like to be to fellow SysAdmins / NMs / Techies ... everyone knows that we are horrible to everyone else ... especially (l)users who have asked for the 15th time how to import a picture into powerpoint.
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