| | Trance Tunes CD - Import
Trance Tunes Songs | 1. | Permanent - Alex Stealthy |
| 2. | Nasty Ho - DJ Remy |
| 3. | Gravity - Perry O'neil |
| 4. | Tranquility - Mark Otten |
| 5. | Elevation - Filo ; Peri |
| 6. | Push Through - Signum |
| 7. | Protect You - Tim Hornsby |
| 8. | Out There - Masters ; Nickson |
| 9. | Touched By The Sun - Evio |
| 10. | Spiral - Robert Nickson |
| 11. | Turn The Page - Musix |
| 12. | Point Of Impact - Pulser |
| 13. | Tribal Affair - Apogee |
| 14. | Minds In Motion - Outback |
| 15. | Pound - Armin VS M.I.K.E. |
| 16. | Love Theme Dusk - Mike Foyle VS. Signairunners |
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