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Unbroken1 I was referring to the Dutch stuff which sounds dated. There has been somewhat of a resurgence in trance like sounds and dynamics though in recent music/dj sets. The melodic techno (Watergate, Afterlife etc) as Beatport calls it is essentially slowed down trance. Much of cocoon’s recent stuff harks back to those old trance sounds. The Bonzai stuff seems to be regularly wheeled out too.

Holden is Prog, not Trance, his stuff isn’t saccharine enough to be Trance.

Acid Eiffel shouldn’t be in there, Greece 2000 and a few other bits missing, but I’d happily play Humate - Love Stimulation to just about any crowd on the planet, it just makes me grin from ear to ear.

It’s a shit list.

There’s no Veracocha - Carte Blanche for starters.

As ever, lots of revisionism. Let’s be honest, which person partial to a bit of trance at the time didn’t cream themselves the first few times they heard the PVD mix of Binary Finary. Remember Jackmaster playing it a few years back to a so called cool crowd and it blew the roof off.

    alistair I do remember him shitting in a kettle.

    That’s his legacy.

    • LT42 replied to this.

      Jackmaster did some GHB and shit in a kettle and harassed a bunch of women at a festival. He was cancelled for awhile after that.

        LT42 I think himself and Seb Fontaine had some sort of bet going.

        • LT42 replied to this.

          LT42 Another one of Ali’s quotes/club yarns.

          Looks like a De’Longhi kettle that.

          Sacrilege.

          • Dan replied to this.

            Smallman1 Shatmaster…..dear me.

            Jack Revill, better known as Shatmaster, is a Scottish DJ from Glasgow. He is a co-founder of the record label and club night Numbers as well as Wireblock, Dress 2 Sweat and Point.One Recordings. He is renowned for his in-depth and diverse music taste and ability to mix a multitude of different genres….and shitting in Kettles.

            Next Gig: 28th August DeLonghi World Tour