Best mixing/programming of any two tracks is definitely on CD2.

CD2 of Sasha #013 that is!

‘Bluefish - One’ into ‘BT - Mercury & Solace’ has never been bettered in my opinion.

    <Insert people wanking all over Space manoeuvres into Sacred from Disc 1 here>

    or the panache of tenaglia gliding beautifully between mk’s burning and schiller’s ruhe

      ScottBailey Best mixing/programming of any two tracks is definitely on CD2.

      CD2 of Sasha #013 that is!

      ‘Bluefish - One’ into ‘BT - Mercury & Solace’ has never been bettered in my opinion.

      I’m pretty sure I’ve also commented on here before that it’s my fav single transition from any of the GUs.

          Christian Zackster getting an eye twitch right about now.

          • Dan replied to this.

              Dan absolutely. Having tried to recreate it since, it was the first time I really realised that most (if not all) the GU’s were studio mixed, as it’s impossible to do on vinyl without a loop. Guess I was either naive, or in denial to thinking they were all live mixes “based on a GU show”.

                  Wally Not at all. The first mix on CD1 beats anything on CD2. Kinda goes on from there with great key changes and atmospheric building with the mixes.

                  The only ‘adventurous’ mix of CD2 is NYFM into Persuasion.

                      hugopal no, it’s just the dub mix. Most of the download sites only have the vocal version, but I did manage to find it somewhere

                        hugopal Disc 2 of HK probably has the smoothest flow of any GU Disc.

                        “Probably” is key here as the answer is, it doesn’t. That award has already been handed out and spoken about for centuries since, and thats CD1 of Sydney.

                            Both disks of Hong Kong are incredible IMO. Brilliantly aggressive .

                            Amhran in the 7th Phase (Ferr’s Subliminal recut) has to be one of the most wonderfully hypnotic pieces of trance ive ever heard.

                            • Heno replied to this.

                              The Sphere track from Hong Kong reminds of Renaissance at the Cross. Boss track.

                                Dan Brancaccio & Aisher remix for me. Sounded great on one of my favourite “live” essential mixes of all time, Chris Fortier @ Giant 2001

                                  One of my favourite tracks off any GU. Pure understated perfection

                                  BlainSA The first mix on CD1 beats anything on CD2. Kinda goes on from there with great key changes and atmospheric building with the mixes.

                                  The only ‘adventurous’ mix of CD2 is NYFM into Persuasion.

                                  Am with Blain here. Disc 2 is just a series of big room prog tracks. Very much Digweed’s attempt at doing what Sasha did on the prior release.