Fond fond memories of my older brother introducing me to this absolute weapon.. Well before my time.. He passed away last week and I seen the name in our old chats.. Giving it a listen again is brilliant.. Love you Jamesy RIP
I've loved this song the very first time I ever heard it and it's part of my rare vinyls collection, I used too start this track around 4am when I deejayed and crowd went nuts with its beautiful long intro and we would darken the dance floor with just strobes and then when the beats kick in u just see hands in the air, and the laser lights would be perfectly timed too this legendary track! Hakan ❤❤❤😍😍🤩🤩🤩 i just keep listening too it loud on my headphones lying in my bed, it just takes your mind, body and soul soaring through space, what a beautiful musical and sexual journey it is😜😜😜😜
This music was my world when I was a young teenager. A bit sad to see it's not appreciated that much anymore. I hope good trance will have a revival soon.
Absolute work of genius. I remember taping this off a radio mix show when I was 14 years old and just listening to it constantly. This was way ahead of its time and never got the acclaim it should have! Prog trance at its absolute spellbinding best!
Great track but I’d argue that it was the opposite of underestimated. Huge tune when it came out and caned by progressive DJ’s everywhere. Played it a bit myself back then and it was a staple in people’s record boxes for months.
Whenever trance artists / labels realize they are killing trance with overcompression, we might have a new rise in trance. Oldschool tracks have way superior sound quality in them, so no wonder new trance is not as popular relatively... maybe one day.
progressive house/ trance as i`m aware of having this on promo stress label I`m a fan of all styles from the house,techno and electronic genre`s so i`ve also have GTO`s 'Listen To The Rhythm Flow' courtesy of React Records (where the samples from)
HEY VINYL STASH THANKS FOR UPLOADING THIS TRACK, IT ALWAYS WAS ONE OF MY FAVOURITES OF THE 90'S TRANCE SCENE. I THINK GOOD TRANCE WILL NEVER DIE, IT MAY SLEEP AWHILE BUT THEN IT ALWAYS REMERGES FULL ON ! SOLARSTONE HAVE TRIED HARD TO RE ESTABLISH LONGER TRANCE TRACKS OVER LAST FEW YEARS AND SOME HAVE BEEN REALLY WORTHY OF THE GENRE. PEOPLE LIKE DASH BERLIN & ARMIN VAN UPHIMSELF PLUS OTHERS COMMERCIALISED IT AND CHOPPED IT DOWN TO 3-4 MINUTES WITH VOCALISTS FROM NOWHERE WHICH IS RIDICULOUS WHEN ONE WANTS TO IMMERSE INTO A STATE OF EUPHORIC DANCING. I FOR ONE DON'T WANT TO HEAR CATAWAILING SONGS TO SING ALONG TO WHEN I WANT TO DANCE (I'M 62 & ARTHRITIC NOW SO IT'S VERY HARD TO DANCE BUT I DO SO IN MY HEAD WHEN HEARING TRACKS LIKE THIS ONE LOL). THAT'S MY OPINION AND I DON'T CARE WHO DOESN'T LIKE IT! TRANCE MUSIC LIVES AND WILL NOT DIE, PERIOD !!! (Very sorry I just looked at my screen to see I'd written all in capitals, that's like shouting isn't it ? I sort of was anyway 'cos I was very enthusiastically typing to Palladian Dawn & I finished just as it did, so perhaps my arthritic fingers were dancing lol).
Was actually looking for this for near on 20 years...my mate had it on a mix tape his mate had done...this was the opening track...blew my mind then as it does now..couldn’t find it anywhere... then it popped up just like that...
It was the opening track on a 3 CD box set called DJ Culture on the Stress label.. Mixes from Dave Seaman, Nick Warren and Alistair Whitehead... Someone nicked my copy of it!! Was a great listen
Never considered it as trance when it came out, or now. Primarily as proper old skool underground trance back then leaned more towards techno. Tracks like these leaned towards progressive or were an extension of original progressive house that emerged from house. Plus, most of us played this in progressive sets back then where Sunday Club tracks tended to fit better. Regardless, it’s a great track, glad to still have this and other Stress records, Sunday Club tracks on vinyl. Might have to put the techno away and dust off some of my old progressive records now!
My all-time favourite dance music/trance single, and not just the a-side. 28 minutes of pure listening enjoyment. So glad to get hold of a copy of this in an HMV during the Summer of 1997 - didn't have much money in 1995-96! (I must ask though, does anyone know where to find the full 14 minutes of the original a-side, before it was edited down to 11:52? Would love to hear it!)
