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  • A History of Trance Music in Ten Tracks

I thought they’d include early PVD stuff/Visions of Shiva/Cosmic Baby

sure, there’s always going to be tracks missing when you try to capture a genre over a decade in 10 records. give this thread an hour before it’s littered with everyone’s favorite 90s trance to prove the point lol.

RA as always the go to/oracle for music genre lists.

Dan

I think it’s fine. They had 10 tracks. We’re also talking about RA here. I’m surprised they didn’t go down the “you’ve never heard this but here’s why it’s the best” or the “this record is important because the person who made it was gender neutral from 1994-97” or the “a rich white dude that one record so it is therefore unimportant” route.

      zackster I’ve always considered Break in the clouds, horizons and nothing to be trance. Certainly put me in one when heard played out. Anyway, Holden has been quoted as calling his music trance

          Its a very good list. Id bump Xpander for Cherry Moon Tracks but thats just me.

          alistair

          Holden put out trance to my mind. Not capital T Trance but trance. Still, I don’t think anything he made can be considered in a list of top 10 most influential tracks ever. The trance ship had sailed before he put out his first track.

            I’d have Xpander down as prog tbh.

            • Echo replied to this.

              MIKE should be represented. On another level to Corsten and the rest of the Durch mob in the last 90’s

                Dubman Ibiza Uncovered eat your heart out! Reminds me of Rapture TV.

                  alistair

                  Universal Nation? Pass. And that’s the only track big enough to be in consideration. I’d rather have Greece 2000. TUNE.