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Various - Trance Atlantic

Musician: Various
Album title: Trance Atlantic
Style: Trance, Techno, House
Released: 1995
Country: UK
Size MP3 version: 1878 mb
Size APE version: 1309 mb
Size WMA version: 1589 mb
Rating ✫: 4.7
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Genre: Electronic

Various - Trance Atlantic

Various Trance Techno House 1995 UK

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Tracklist Hide Credits

1-01	–Space Time Continuum*	101 South Of Heaven Producer, Engineer, Written-By – Jonah Sharp	7:22
1-02	–God Within	Conjure Bass Bass (While The Double Agents Lurk) Bass [Electric] – Greg VaughnEngineer – Mark VGuitar – Dave ShulProducer [Additional Production] – Gavin HardkissProducer, Written-By – Scott Hardkiss	4:27
1-03	–Im.mortal Music	Slam Dance Producer, Written-By – Carl Craig	6:01
1-04	–Yennek	Dancing Tides Producer, Engineer, Written-By – Kenny Larkin	5:39
1-05	–Aux 88	Phantom Power Producer, Engineer, Written-By – Tommy Hamilton Producer, Written-By – Anthony HortonWritten-By – Keith Tucker	7:52
1-06	–Dan Curtin	Round Trip Producer, Engineer, Written-By – Dan Curtin	6:20
1-07	–Mark Gage	Rex Me Fecu	7:15
1-08	–Damon Wild	Red Moon Producer, Engineer, Written-By – Damon Wild	7:12
1-09	–Joey Beltram	Back Porch Producer, Engineer, Written-By – Joey Beltram	4:45
1-10	–Storm	Acts Of Worship Producer, Engineer, Written-By – Steve Stoll	6:37
1-11	–Mike Dearborn	Atmosphere 16 Producer, Engineer, Written-By – Mike Dearborn	5:39
1-12	–DJ Skull	Flicker Producer, Engineer, Written-By – R Maney*	5:41
2-01	–Meat Beat Manifesto	Simulacra Part 1 Producer, Mixed By, Engineer, Written-By – Jack Dangers	7:22
2-02	–Himadri	Trace Producer, Written-By – Himadri	4:26
2-03	–Plastikman	Hump Producer, Written-By – Richie Hawtin	5:25
2-04	–Hawke	I Have Her Engineer – Solar Disc Turbo ChargerProducer – Gavin HardkissWritten-By – G Bieber*	9:48
2-05	–Nev	Chewy Soulmate, Someday Producer, Engineer, Written-By – Tim Prezzano	6:15
2-06	–Black Balls	Clap Ya Hands (Remix Acid) Engineer, Remix – Ian TregoningProducer – Black BallsRemix – Les LawrenceWritten-By – Adonis, Chip E, Farley*	9:02
2-07	–Infiniti	Martians At Work Engineer, Written-By – Juan AtkinsProducer – Infiniti	5:25
2-08	–Born Under A Rhyming Planet	Blop Producer, Written-By – Jamie Hodge	5:47
2-09	–Thomas Barnett	Let There Be Light Producer, Engineer, Written-By – Thomas Barnett	8:01
2-10	–Eddie 'Flashin'' Fowlkes*	Lodge Freeway Producer, Engineer, Written-By – Eddie Fowlkes	5:19
2-11	–Mazdaratti	Pulverized Engineer – Nile GrieflandProducer [Vintage Track], Written-By – Fred Giannelli	4:02
2-12	–Genesis P-Orridge & Psychic TV	Mindfeeled Co-producer, Mixed By [Additional] – Genesis P-OrridgeProducer, Mixed By – Larry ThrasherWritten-By – G P-Orridge, L Thrasher	7:37

Notes

Track 1-05 is misspelled as "Phatom Power" on the CD case and in the booklet.

"24 exclusive tracks - 2 CDs - 192 page guide"

Distributed by Total via BMG (UK) Ltd

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode: 5018524081622
Matrix / Runout (CD1): DAMONT TA 01 CD CDM01
Matrix / Runout (CD2): DAMONT TA 01 CD PT-2 CDM01

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
talp1	Various	Trance Atlantic ‎(4xLP, Comp, Ltd)	Volume	talp1	UK	1995
WT-739	Various	Trance Atlantic ‎(Cass, Comp, Unofficial)	Western Thunder Records	WT-739	Ukraine	1995

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Atineda

Not as strong as the purely Euro-centric early compilation but Space Time Continuum & Plastikman I never turn a blind ear too. Wish he was making more music. Not a bad compilation just not as engaging as the early vol 1 & 2 which will always remain in my music library!

Wafi

The first disc has two songs that are stellar. Spacetime continuum displays his typical talents of using soft pings and reverberated pongs to give a holophonic effect. The better composition is Dancing tides. Yennek, aka Kenny Larkin, produces this lush, jazzy breakbeat symphony (with a sax!). It is much better than his Azymuth productions. On the second disc, Plastikman, suprisingly offers something more than percussion. A slow, dubby roller with an un-acidic tb-303 line, he grooves and gives like the other funky Detroit boys. To beat him, you need Eddie Fowlkes. Lodge freeway has maybe a little too much energy, but I think the influence is from the Berlin scene at that time. Lesser but still pleasant tracks include those from Aux 88 and Born under a rhyming planet. Phantom power is slow, soulful, and electro-tinged. Blop is kind of like a mid-phase Matthew Herbert orchestra of household objects coming to life and tapping or bouncing away in a barely melodic manner. The book is even more fun to read, as Richie Hawtin tells you which brand of apple juice is the best (I tried them and he's right).