Of course Trance goes back to the Acid House era in its earliest forms, being heard from about the mid eighties. But the sound really came to fruition in my opinion when Paul Van Dyk released his remix of Humate – Love Stimulation in 1993, definitely the pioneer of the current sound, bringing the european sound completely to the forefront of the trance scene.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
I have recorded a mix in complete chronological order, with one track selected from each year since 1993 up to the present day. All my own personal preferences and aren’t necessarily actual number one tracks from each year, although most of course are recognised and were hits in the scene in various forms over the years. And the cover of course drawing a little inspiration from Stephen Hawkings book, a Brief History of Time…..<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Enjoy the history \ud83d\ude00 xXx 1) Humate \u2013 Love stimulation (Paul Van Dyk Mix) (1993) 2) Paul Van Dyk \u2013 For an Angel (Original Mix) (1994) 3) Libra Presents Taylor – Calling Your Name (Granny Mix) (1995) 4) Nalin and Kane \u2013 Beachball (Original Extended Vocal Mix) (1996) 5) Three Drives – Greece 2000 (Original Mix) (1997) 6) Binary Finary – Binary Finary (Pvd Mix) (1998) 7) Solar Stone \u2013 Seven Cities (Original Mix) (1999) 8) Lange Feat. The Morrighan \u2013 Follow Me (Original Mix) (2000) 9) DJ Tiesto \u2013 Suburban Train (Radio Edit Mix) (2001) 10) Paul Oakenfold \u2013 Southern Sun (Tiesto mix) (2002) 11) Motorcycle – As The rush comes (Above and Beyond’s Dynaglide Mix (2003) 12) Agnelli and Nelson \u2013 Holding on to Nothing (Original Mix) (2004) 13) Reflekt.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Need To Feel Loved (Thrillseekers Mix) (2005) 14) Armin Van Buuren \u2013 Shivers (Alex M.O.R.P.H Remix) (2006) 15) Thomas Bronzwaer \u2013 Constellation (Original Mix) (2007) 16) Simon Patterson – Us (Original Mix) (2008) 17) Gareth Emery \u2013 Exposure (Original Mix) (2009) 18) Myon and Shane 54 feat. Labworks – Ibiza Sunrise (Classic Mix) (2010) 19) Spaio & Sleazy Tek feat. Susie Ledge – Your only one (Carl Fath Remix) (2011)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Of course Trance goes back to the Acid House era in its earliest forms, being heard from about the mid<\/p>\n