I remember when I first heard this track in my friends house after we came back from the club and all night raving. Smoking some hashish and this tune rolled out and it was something else. Will never forget that day :)
This track by DJ Holligan aka Da Hool was released as a tribute to Bora Bora beach club Ibiza. It was the venue where he unleashed Meet Her At The Love Parade on white label in 1998. The crowd went completely mental when they first heard it which encouraged him to release it as a single straight away.
The pills have gotten stronger today actually boomer. It's your brain that has changed and tolerance builds... That's why it's best not to abuse and over do MDMA.
@@triple_gem_shiningis that what you tell your customers at the gay gay club? Actually you won't notice these as your tolerance is so high now. Just like you didn't realise you have jobbied your nappy as you can't feel anything from the waste down.
If you've been paying attention, you'll know that the whole big room/electro house trend isn't even that relevant anymore. As Axel said, there's also a lot of great techno nowadays.
YEP THEY DONT MAKE THEM LIKE THIS ANYMORE, IN FACT, ONCE THE 1990s WERE GONE THEN SO WAS MUSIC WHICH WAS REPLACED BY MIND NUMBING SHIT AND THIS IS PURE WHITE DOVE MUSIC WHICH NOT ONLY EFFECTED YOUR HEART, MIND, AND BODY BUT IT ALSO HAD THE POWER TO PULL MANY HUMAN BEINGS TOGETHER TO ENJOY EACH OTHER'S COMPANY, UNLIKE TODAY'S WORLD WHERE HUMAN BEINGS ARE SLOWLY BUT SURELY ISOLATING THEMSELVES AWAY FROM EACH OTHER AT A ALARMING RATE AND IT IS A KNOWN FACT THAT ISOLATION DESTROYS THE HUMAN SPIRIT BUT YOU ALSO HAVE TO REMEMBER THAT WITHOUT IT, YOU ARE JUST AN EMPTY VESSEL.
That is my opinion too.. You just wrote what is inside my brain.. Music more or less stopped to be music at about 2004.. okay, there are rare exclusions..
