Trance Nation 3 - Ministry Of Sound

I've bought quite a few dance compilations all claiming to be "the best" or "the most uplifting", only to find they're all the same mainstream cheese. But Trance Nation 3, mixed by superDJ Ferry Corsten, is in a different class. The first CD is like a warm-up, with some mainstream "choons" (clubspeak for very good tunes) like Chicane's Don't Give Up, Fragma's Toca Me (not the dreadful Toca's Miracle!!), Corsten's own classic Cry, as well as some stronger ones like Aurora's Hear You Calling and JDS' Destiny Calls. Then comes the second CD, the highlight of the set. These are really strong ...

For those of you who are into Trance (and if you've gotten this far I'm guessing you probably do), this has to be one of the best albums out. Okay, so it features a few crap mainstream tracks that you're bound to be sick of by now (Chicane's Don't Give Up - no, Bryan Adams, please give up! - and Fragma's Toca Me), but apart from that, it's great. With a few trademark remixes by Ferry Corsten appearing on here, this features the excellent System F Cry, Starparty's I'm In Love, Ralph Fridge's Angel, Des Mitchell's (Welcome) To The Dance and the Plasma Remix of Amber's Sexual, to name a few of the outrageous number of ...

Just what you'd expect from the ministry of Sound, some amazing mixes eg.Ralph Fridge-Angel, Oliver Lieb-Subraumstimulation. With great tunes, that are perfect for chillin out after a hard day at school. Just the sort of thing that you need to get you back in the mood to party with. With big names such as, Moby, ATB, Ralph Fridge, Angelic, Amber and Matt Darey are just some of the outstanding artists featured on here. One downfall i find but others may not is that like every other album realease around that time is that Chicane Featuring Bryan Adams is on it. It's the most annoying tune even when it's not re-mixed. But trust me ...