Once again Ferry Corsten is back to deliver another massive set of Trance hits to the masses, via the Ministry of Sound. The album arrived hot on the heels on the first Trance Nation, and of course that makes everyone wonder whether it's just to capitalise on the Trance phenonmenom, but it actually isn't bad.... It once again include a ton of trance anthems including Brainbug's Nightmare, the overplayed Greece 2000's 3 Drives, Paul van Dyk Avenue, 1999 by Binary Finary, Mario Piu Communication and El Nino by Agnelli & Nelson which at this point you've only heard CD 1!! So as you can see between this album and the last one the Trance scenes ...  Read the complete review

Compared to some of the latest albums around (Trance Nation 3, for example :) ), you might see tracks such as Lucid's "Crazy", and Da Hool's "Meet Her At The Love Parade", and discount listening to TN3, for it being rather old now. I've just played it over again, and can honestly say that it still sounds just as fresh as when it was first released, especially "Red Sun Rising" from Lost Witness and Paul Van Dyk's fantastic "Avenue". All the tracks are superbly mixed by the excellent Ferry Corsten, and all sound good, including the "unknown" tracks at the end of each CD :) ...  Read the complete review