Pure class from start to finish. No matter what your preference (House, Techno or Trance), you have to bow to the sheer power of the Full On Renaissance mix.While it's clearly a blueprint for true Progressive House, it was respected right across the board.Smooth vibes to please House aficionados, hard energy to appease the Techno crowd, enough melody to satisfy the burgeoning Trance scene.Sublime.

This is the mother of all prog-trance anthems. It is unbelievably driving and energetic and is incredible to think it's now 25-years old. The 'Full on Renaissance' mix truly is tear-jerking stuff. Rather unusually, for the time, Digweed & Muir eschewed the typical 'little girl lost' ethereal vocals that graced the majority of prog/early epic house in favour of the powerhouse lungs of Carol Leeming, who you may be familiar with from 'Joy' by Staxx. And that is what lends 'For What You Dream of' a true uniqueness; never mind the ad-lib and piano arpeggios towards the end. Gives me shivers just thinking about it. This track will truly never die. We'll all be sat here in another quarter of a century's time banging on about how contemporary-sounding it is, and how they really don't make 'em like this anymore. Which they don't.

Massive track, that simply rocks, from the moment the track starts you know you are in for something special and it doesn't disappoint, with its big bold beats, synth rifts that evolve through the track, driving rhythms, epic breakdowns, piano and of course the vocal. The big sound, feel and energy of this track make it almost the perfect club track. Huge huge track, and one of my all time favorites.

I couldn't agree more, bona-fide classic, whatever style of house/prog/trance you want to it, defies silly sub genres.

The Full on Renaissance Mix will forever remain a Progressive House classic. Hats off to Nick Muir and John Digweed, aka Bedrock, for writing such a special song. Those piano arpeggios towards the end still send shivers down my spine.