Trance Nation V.4

Since I've already got Trance Nation 3, I knew what to expect from volume 4. But no, I was wrong. Trance Nation 4 is *far better* than vol 3! If you liked TN3 you'll love this one. The problem with vol.3 was it did have some cheese - like Flickman's Sound Of Bamboo. But there isn't a whiff of cheddar on TN4. It kicks straight into the thumping Zombie Nation (by Kerncraft 400), then likewise into Storm's Time To Burn and Darude's Sandstorm. From the word go, it's flying like a rocket. Oh, and of course, there's the all-time classic "Bullet In The Gun" (Planet Perfecto), revisited for 2000. The second CD is just ...

Ministry of sound do it every time, Trance Nation is a brilliant compilation album featuring loads of up it date tunes. It provides hours of listening pleasure, which you just want to play again and again! It features such tracks as: -Schiller, Das Glockenspiel. This isn't the best version of this tune but is still quite good; it is mixed by DJ Tiesto. -Jan Johnston, Flesh. This is a good version of this tune (better than true euphoria version anyway), It is the Tilt's going home mix, -Push, Strange world. This is a good version compared to both the ones on true euphoria because the main tune kicks in earlier. -Marc et Claude, Loving you. Remember ...

Ok I've heard number 1 many times, I have 2 and 3 was pretty bad. This one however is very easy to listen to. CD1 starts off with Kernkraft 400 which I think is pants, but it gets better, way better. There is mostly released stuff and slightly older stuff until track 12 which is amazing, great cheesy vocals. Then track 13 is the new offering from Lost Witness (who are still to release a slightly worse than perfect track). Warrior is on there and plenty others making this album what it is full of class tunes! It is very well mixed and usually there are some really dojy mixes of some songs on Compilations like this one nowadays, well not this one, the mix of bullet in ...