Liquid Trance CD

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Sasha/Sinead O'Connor/Paul Van Dyk/Voodo O & Serrano/Airbase

Liquid Trance Music

List Price	$17.98 (You save $2.63)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, Electronica, Dance Collections, Trance, Dance, Oldies Collections
Label	Water Music
Orig Year	2003
All Time Sales Rank	182480
CD Universe Part number	6122271
Catalog number	060326
Discs	1
Release Date	Aug 05, 2003
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Jose Olivia

Liquid Trance Songs

	1.	Emotion - Airbase
	2.	Eternity - Marc Maris/Ramone (Voodoo & Serano mix)
	3.	Words - DJ Tatana
	4.	Wave, The - Cosmic Gate
	5.	Lonely Rave - Club4Mation (2Freak mix)
	6.	Onwaves - Wavescopes
	7.	Back to Cali - Mauro Picotto
	8.	Everyones Tear - Di Carlo
	9.	DJ Greenhead - Dreamcatcher (club mix)
	10.	Lifeformation - Epsilon 9 (Classifed Project remix)
	11.	Guyver Unit - Riot Brothers
	12.	Club Attack - Solid Sleep (Paul Van Dyk mix)
	13.	Troy (The Phoenix From the Flame) - Sinead O'Connor (Push Edit remix)
	14.	Protect the Innocent - The Matrix (DJ Spoke mix)
	15.	Clear Blue Moon - Rising Start
	16.	Century - Diver & Ace (DJ Taucher-Torsten)
	17.	Liquidation - Liquid DJ Team (Marco V remix)
	18.	Belfunk - Sasha

Liquid Trance Music Review

Average Rating: (3 out of 5 stars) 3 stars

1 star "Quantity Over Quality"
It's great that WaterMusic decides to include 18 songs on this CD but so what if WaterMusic decide to chop the quality of the music by fading out each song and limitng each song to no more than 3 and a half minutes at most? By doing this no one will able to enjoy a full kength song when one suppose to hear the highs and lows in a song! Don't waste your money because if you buyb this CD, it seems more like a sampler than a real CD! Who is WaterMusic anyway? Well, they are more specialize in producing New Age or Chill Out music than Trance and they should saty that way!
Submitted by davidc1628 (Bangkok, Thailand)
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5 stars LT!!
In fact i like this CD so much i am going to write another review right after the one i just wrote because i am so upset that someone who obviously feels they partake in enough techno to deliver an aggravated commentary could possibly dislike this collection of songs. I say thank goodness to whoever was brilliant enough to mix and compile these songs into a single UBER trance unit!
Submitted by bryan.boyko (Seattle)
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