Progressive Trance, Vol. 7 CD

Progressive Trance, Vol. 7 Music

List Price	$11.98 (You save $2.09)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, Electronica, Techno, Trance, Dance, Oldies Collections
Label	Tranceforce
Orig Year	2001
All Time Sales Rank	289960
CD Universe Part number	2023302
Discs	2
Release Date	Aug 21, 2001
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo

Progressive Trance, Vol. 7 Songs

		Progressive Trance, Vol. 7 CD DISC 1:
	1.	Keine Melodien - Jeans Team
	2.	Trusting Blind - Northern Lite
	3.	One Night in NYC - The Horrorist (C Liebing remix)
	4.	Kreissage - Kenji Ogura/Melania Ditria (Typ B/MG mix)
	5.	Derb - Derb
	6.	Der Ostcode - Marco Remus
	7.	Trip to Fantasy - Mental Miracle (Altenate mix)
	8.	Ichi, Ichi - Tokyo Dance Kidz
	9.	In da Jungle - PB 2001
	10.	Hard to Obtain - The Entity
	11.	Remember 2001 - Diablo/Scott Rooney (Club mix)
		Progressive Trance, Vol. 7 Songs DISC 2:
	1.	When I Rock - Elektrochemie LK (Original mix)
	2.	Angel of Death - Angel of Death
	3.	Silence - Taiko
	4.	Isle of Sky, The - Prism X
	5.	Music Is Wonderful - Tom Novy/Lima (Original mix)
	6.	Electronic Music - Electric Nature
	7.	Stormtrooper - S.O.D.
	8.	Sudster'n - Holgi Star
	9.	Then Comes Night - Third Wave (Full Impact Edit)
	10.	Light of the Darkness - M-Waxx (Club mix)
	11.	Something Is Watching Me - Outsider

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