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Various Psy-Trance Progressive Trance 2000

Genre:	Electronic
Performer:	Various
Title:	Pulse 8 ...The Next Millennium
Style:	Psy-Trance, Progressive Trance
Date of release:	2000
MP3 album size:	1172 mb
FLAC APE album size:	1426 mb
WMA album size:	1356 mb
Digital formats:	XM WAV AAC ASF MP3 RA MOD

Tracklist Hide Credits

1-1	–Intact Instinct	Orchestral Offender Written-By, Producer – Marcus Carp, Peter "Mahasuka" Hollenbach*, Stefan Hübner	7:54
1-2	–Voodoo People	240 V Written-By, Producer – Paul Jackson	6:52
1-3	–Son Kite	Knob Adjustment Written-By, Producer – Marcus Henriksson, Sebastian Mullaert	10:25
1-4	–Koxbox	Six Cells Written-By, Producer – Frank È*, Ian Ion	7:28
1-5	–The Delta	Delter Skelter Written-By, Producer – Eberhard Schulz, Marcus C. Maichel, Nils Paschen*	7:47
1-6	–Spirallianz	Fast Forward Written-By, Producer – Arne Schaffhausen, Wayan Raabe	7:04
1-7	–XV Kilist	Vielleicht Written-By, Producer – Kilian Horvath	8:52
1-8	–Etnica	The Dominator Written-By, Producer – Andrea Rizzo, Maurizio Begotti, Max Lanfranconi	8:53
1-9	–Tarsis	Millenium Written-By, Producer – Linus Wessel, Sebastian Krüger	7:26
2-1	–Earth	The Quest Written-By, Producer – Boris Blenn, DJ Sangeet	7:32
2-2	–Jupiter 8000	Saturn Written-By, Producer – Boris BlennWritten-By, Producer [Uncredited] – Daniel Vernunft	6:57
2-3	–Sun Project*	Luna Written-By, Producer – H-Man McCoy, M.A. Menichelli*	7:43
2-4	–Noma	Nothing Was Working Written-By, Producer – Magnus Andersson	8:48
2-5	–Atmos	So Nice You Name It Twice Written-By, Producer – Thomasz Balicki*	9:57
2-6	–P. Rex*	Spectrophonic Written-By, Producer – S. Sillfors*, Magnus Andersson	8:22
2.7	–Tristan	Dreamtime Written-By, Producer – Tristan	7:06
2-8	–Human Blue	Travelling Written-By, Producer – Dag Wallin	9:17
2-9	–Element	Believe Written-By, Producer – Dieter Gerbe, Marc Engemann	8:11

Companies, etc.

Phonographic Copyright (p) – Sub Terranean
Copyright (c) – Sub Terranean
Distributed By – Connected Music Vertrieb GmbH – CMV 5.1006.25.580 [ACX]

Credits

Artwork – Juergen Heidelbach*
Compiled By – DJ Alex

Notes

Durations on cover are not accurate.
CD1 Total Time: 70:25
CD2 Total Time: 73:55

Comes in an 8-panel digipak with black CD trays.
℗ & © 2000 Sub Terranean
Made in Germany

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode (Text): 5 413356 739114
Barcode (String): 5413356739114
Matrix / Runout (CD1): GTN 1006.25-1 P+O-46502-A1 01-00
Matrix / Runout (CD2): GTN 1006.25-2 P+O-46503-B2 01-00
Rights Society: GEMA

Mitars Riders

Thank God for diversity. Or DJ Alex for compiling this set! With their length I like double CD compilations to offer a broad perspective of talented contemporary acts and DJ Alex is doing just that showcasing some nice 2000 acts. CD1 offers psychedelic trance (Koxbox, Etnica), tech-trance (The Delta, Spirallianz) and early progressive in a variety of shapes. Intact Instinct opens with Orchestral Offender. A long, held back journey bearing reminiscences to then Iboga. Voodoo People I don’t know what to call but it certainly is insisting. Son Kite comes like a lead & gasoline cock-tail with killer production. With Koxbox the psychedelic part starts. Truth be told Six Cells is not one of my favourites from the Danish psy pioneers but KB is always good for a challenge. Next up is The Delta with Delta Skelter. Talk about production skills ... Spirallianz has the follow up duty and does so by opening the basement door and taking us one step closer to Lucifer. Holy Christ, what was that? XV Kilist is cheerier (well, duh) but doesn’t grab me as much. Likewise Etnica is challenging. And Tarsis closes CD1 dramatically with the promisingly titled Millennium. A respectable CD1 if not overwhelming. CD2 opens with The Quest which is ... well, that and an invitation to dance. Jupiter 8000 borders the planetary system with Saturn and offers another dance floor friendly tune I think will go down well with the ladies. Positively vibed with intersections it offers something for grace & gaze. Shake that booty, Mama! In the interplanetary spirit Sun Project takes us to Luna. Not bad but I like Noma even more. Besides, from Noma and on the remainder has a great flow of proggy and minimal. I love challenging, dark trance at the right hour but most of the time I am in the mood for head on dancing without too much thinking and Noma, P. Rex, Tristan and Human Blue offers this trip. Hell, even Atmos joins us for the ride and Element closes in style with one of the strongest tracks here. My favourite part of the ride. So, there you have it. Ups and downs P8 The Next Millennium offers a broad selection of trance acts anno 2000. For the most part it will appeal to the tech trance and/or progressive trance follower and validate a safe purchase. There are no bad tracks per se and I found particularly CD2 has a smooth flow. On the other hand, if you already have double CD compilations sticking out your ears this probably won’t change your life.